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Newspaper

Colac Herald

Location

Colac, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 31, 1914

Page

2

Cattle Sale Highlights Prime Fat Cattle and Broad Yard Trade

A large weekly sale drew buyers from Melbourne and Geelong with strong attendance. Fat cattle and store stock sold at varied prices as market demand showed steady interest, with prime lots achieving the top end while medium and inferior sorts moved lower. Prices for cows, heifers, and bullocks ranged, and several yarding lots were penned for sale.

Cattie de Woo Leyuel Atlee Ag Remser Leet Salonga Ly Sons Cebu Theor M’leon W. Hepapell Dodie Tarami Iainger Lean Garner Byeoun Ivan Biv de Meesuot Piers Accott Heifdeepringer Defoe Vale Peters

Auction market report details mixed stock prices and buyers

The sale notes a heavy yarding of sheep and cattle in Vinss0e with strong demand and rising prices for prime cattle and fat livestock. Prices are recorded for cows, fat cattle, sheep, calves, hides, tallow, and store stock, with buyers from Wirid etl and Dosteck's creeks region. A new sale is planned for August with hopes of large attendance and active bidding from petal buyers.

Wwe Cassidie

Market Report From Melbourne Trade Prices and Yarding Notes

S1 w 87 prime and light 46 to 45 medium and good T to 50 heavy b2 to 58. Very short supply of backfallers with keen yardings and prices. Best 7 to 10 extra to 9 12 6 prime and weighty 4 15 to £6. others from 60. Baconers showing a short gain, quality excellent and demand brisk with late values. Medium prime light 60 to 45. prime heavy pay to 78. extra 4 to 4. some choice farmers lots to 6. URNS DAIRT PRODUCE MELBOURNE Thursday. Western Market Factories Co operative Produce Ltd reports Butter Quotations Superfine West cerns 1 2 per lb good to prime 1 1 to 1 1 percent per lb. medium quality to ii 4d per lb, cheese Prime new 74d per lb, semi matured 6d to 4d, matured Bid to oda. There l 1 per doz special private force higher.

Melbourne Western Matket Co-operative Ce. Ltd King Street Oda

Memorials Erected Under Personal Supervision in State

Memorials in granite marble and bluestone were erected under personal supervision across various counties of the state. The effort appears to emphasize durable markers honoring local figures and events, with commissions attributed to private initiative and timely construction.

Melbourne Pig Market Report Abridged

A chaotic Melbourne pig market note cites scattered prices and limited activity amid a noisy week. The Telegraph dispatch notes few stores open and tentative bids, with sparse price data and tentative trends.

Andrews Church Services and August Notices

A historical church page lists morning matins and Holy Communion at C T Andrews Presbyterian ChHurch with evening Evensong and a sermon. It notes reception of new members and preachers including The Vicar and Rev H Gwynne Jones. Also August Sunday services at another church feature MLA and Mission delegate, led by Mr Marrows. A mournful memory poem honors Ada with verse on loss, remembrance, and family sorrow.

CES Ind Rev H. Gwynne Jones Stev. A. B Howton Auwtiration Inland Mission

Colac notes on horse case and farming meetings

Legal discussion over ownership of a horse follows a court hearing in Colac with handling by Judge Tunner. District farming moves include Herd Testing Association talks, dairy testing hooots, and a planned Culac to Carooke rail line deputation to ministers for Agriculture and Railways.

Colac Agist Nist Steph Thin Tunner Omner Warrnambool P. and A. Society Colac Association J. G. Johnstone Smlila Ford Testing Association Culac Carorooke Warrion

Josiah Thomas Files Writ Against Gippsland Candidate

Melbourne reports Mr Josiah Thomas M P served a writ against James Bennett liberal candidate for Gippsland seeking 6000 pounds for alleged slander in a case dated Thursday.

Melbourne Josiah Thomas James Bennett Gippsland

Effect of War Squeeze on Melbourne Markets

Melbourne stocks for silver and copper fell again amid war news. Few share sales occurred as traders faced uncertainty and the market remained subdued.

Telegraph Melbourne

Colac District Hospital Annual Meeting Report

Colac Hospital subscribers met at Ghire Hall with Mr Parkes presiding. The report covers patients treated daily 564 with 79.4 attendance and 19.2 day stays. Financials show receipts from Government, private contributions and hospital events, and a year-end credit balance. Medical service changes included a two to four officer policy and new resident doctor arrangements. Election of officers and acknowledgments to staff, volunteers, and the Easter Sports carnival are noted.

Colac Hospital Ghire Hall Parkes Jno. N. Wood Bagi Oenny Thenkies Baston Tae Peeeipie VissouToe Laurie Comimunltee Olay and Alves Will Bey Walter Selwood Cope Mir Selwood Chenda Bius Pio Wis Hia Miss Harrieson Wynne Wrone Miliee Connie Ij Nival Colac Alvie Linen Mattion M. W. Hancock

Colac Herd Testing Association elects officers

A Colac Herd Testing Association meeting chaired by Mr Gobo ss ham discussed representation by the Dairying Company and elected officers for the executive. Debate focused on whether the Dairying Company should sit on the executive, the by laws were adopted, and testing procedures and payments outlined for members and cows.

Colac Ing Gobo Ssham Jin Cola Sydenham Executise Ly Asa Wo Meredith Liairvinne Pany Heim Lancock Hankin Meredith Regan Tory Abe Pires Puliroin Company Mock Wranglin

Potato inspection fee cut in West Austria deal

From Melbourne the Telegraph notes Minister Hutchison of Agriculture said the West Austrian Government agreed to reduce potato inspection costs to 1 2 4 per ton, signaling lower trade barriers and pricing impact for buyers.

Melbourne Thurs Hutchison

Melbourne Thurdays Special Capers and Eye Health Notice

A fragmentary notice from a Melbourne publication warns about eye health and general nervous strain linked to weak vision. It urges readers to act promptly in August likely referencing an order or event. The text is garbled but centers on preservation of sight and health concerns.

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