Melbourne Live Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle Trade
Melbourne market reports a mixed week with light yardings and weaker prices for most cattle due to rough weather. Prime young cattle and certain cows remained firm to better, while trade sheep and lambs showed steady to softer demand. notable sales include top prices for some dairy cattle and Ayrshire bulls and a large range of store cattle and calves across Colac, Cobden, Apollo Bay, and Beech Forest districts.
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Aoucterea J. G. Jekmatens & Lo
Geo. Head
Basin Banks
Boose
Gellibrand
Messrs
J. Ince
Hes Bros
W. Underwood
D. Hh. Findson
J. Cant
A. Stanford
A. Wucon
J. Mathews
J. Edwards
Ou. Swith
M, Dally
J. Wood
W. . Asene
H. M'Padden
Ciecop
A. Gilmore
Warrion
Comebeck
Warnewort
Trrowarra
Ombe
W. Taylor
Western Australia
Manifold Street
Colac
E. Mills
Elliminst
W. Slater
Parich
Murroon
W. Murnane
Cobden
Dalgety and Co
Miss Morehouse
G. Gilting
Levers
Laver’s Hill
Sthimst
A. Mur
Forrest
J. White
Jas. Moloney
Jos
Fim
Beiley
T. M'Girath
J. Bush
M. MiLennas
J. Opples
J. Salomon
Ayrshire Bullsa
Gether
J. Toluman
C. Rutland
G. C Matthews
Everard Browne
Jas
Mo‘lovey
Moloney
I. Rein
M. FL Neylon
Geo Woods
L Delvery Gebling
Apollo Bay
Storacowa
Rossel
Bermah Plains
W. T. Memifold
A. J. Simpson
Gazette
Geo. Reid
Basin Hanks
W. Read Melrose
D-Ay
Mercer Certificated Teachers and January Examinations
Certificated and enemy Curtiss, TEACHER or VIOLIN. Pupils prepared for Examination. First Term commences at Baton on Friday 27th January and 28th at Oo leo. Church notices and services follow with references to an Archbishop sermon and Coronation events. Local notices discuss farming, rail prospects, and community activities in Colac Geelong Warrnambool area.
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Baton
Ooleo
GAYINMAN MATCH AND MEXICO EARTHQUAKE REPORT
The article details a billiards match between George Gray and Malbouros Inn with results heavy in score notes. It also reports a deadly Mexico City earthquake early today causing widespread destruction and many deaths, with rescue efforts ongoing and telegraph lines down. Senor Madero’s proclamation as liberator follows amid fires.
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Lindrum
Ned
Ama Reece
Gilernooh
Piety
Thy
Mexico City
Senor Madero
Mexico
Senor Madera
Colac Herald Discusses Population and Trade Barriers
The article argues Victoria's population growth lags despite its rich soil and mineral wealth. It criticizes tariff protection, wages, and factory laws, urging stronger protection to help local manufacturers compete against foreign goods. It notes census figures showing population gains but births exceeding deaths, and calls for a more protective economic stance.
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Commonwealth
Eva Dave
Abel
Landi
Victoria
Wayes
Forged cheque case leads to arrest and hospital transfer
Kenneth Vaughen aged 28 presented a £47 cheque at National Bank Cressy purporting to be by farmer John Walton and cashed it. The claim was found forgery by Youn. Vaughn was arrested by Lin ton police and taken to Lin ton warrant house. A revolver incident occurred as police searched him. he threatened self harm. He was taken to Ballarat Hospital yesterday morning. A Desay Maresh ball to aid Colac District Hospital raised £14 1s 0d in contributions.
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Forrest
Gee Jong
Geelong
Fiinance Board
State General Assembly
Laiver’s Hill
T. M Cullough
M‘cullough
Colac
Cobden
Camperdown
Fanmera of Warriagistions
M'Qullough
Colne
Afr J. Anderagn
Tower Hill
Bhannausl Agreal
Hivapital
Leibrook's
St. John's Church of England
Melbourne
Presch
Colaca
Witice
Tilseu Aud Co
Prue
Victoria Hall
Jim
Sydney
Tyy Schilling
Wil Tianyaen
Fred Leste
Syvilney
Manly
Misa Schilling
Mae
Mowbray's
Murray Street
Monbras's
Kenneth Vaughen
National Bank
Cressy
John Walton
Youn
Vaughan
Linton
Linton Warthhouse
Witten
Himeself
Bullock Swamp Debating Society Elects Four New Members
The Bullock Swamp Debating Society held its weekly meeting on Tuesday with four new members proposed and elected. The evening featured a lively debate on town versus country life, led by A R Law for the country and J Libbis for the town, with solid support from both sides. The weather was praised and no clear victor claimed the debate.
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Bullock Swamp
Olie
Coronation Day Celebrations Suggested For Colac
A Colac letter writer urges widespread Coronation Day festivities across the town. He suggests lanterns at gates and home celebrations to inspire loyalty and teach children the meaning of empire, noting this may be the last coronation many will witness.
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Colac Herald
Vesta
Argus
Colac
Evey Gate
Burjier
Proposed Carlisle River Tramway discussion at Shire meeting
A large Carlisle River district gathering discussed ways to urge government support for a tram link to the Mette Forest domain. Resolutions urged the shire council to petition the government for an iron road to Carlisle and to appoint an officer to assess tramway practicality.
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Carlisle
S Volar
Shire
Vn Ie
Mette Forest
Rellibrand
Urbaker
Tecelwinl
Keratys Shire
Cwitneil
Kerang Risin
Ias
Imanagerment
Auhlings
Ise
Heturn
Geelong Winter Meeting Races Report
The Geelong Racing Club held its winter meeting on a cloudy Wednesday afternoon. Hemults-Hurdle winner was Wounderles with Zaleski second and Arion third. Belmont Welter result saw Brazil win by three lengths from Coomandurra. The Hatchelow and Breakwater events also produced close finishes with The Bachelor and Brazil among winners.
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Geelong Racing Club
Hemults
Huliawarta
J. Chevally
Zaleski
A. Bell
Arion
R. Kewpe
Wounderles
Kinotter
Aget Bullawarra
Zaski
Dullawerra
Zalski
Belmont Welter Blandicap
Brazil
EL Turner
Coonsaturra
J. A. Cain
Bea Beach
W. Smart
A. Dovey
Roassem
G, Turner
Schaorkleten
We J. Hall
Golightly
Finola
Gold Lizaid
Nitchery
Little Medallist
Bonnie George
Batehelor
Finela
Charre
Hopaleen
Shackleton
Tume
City Handicay
Lermferberg
Istol
Ring
Breakwater Platue
Regahel
Atera
Rockdale
Powerscourt
Even Money
Breakwater
Young Jock
Madam Donal
Thundershock
Bonpie George
Hollover
Alabacutya
Brederwovie
Aki Lesso
Madam Donsakl
Esail
Melbourne Fig Market Report Turbulent Sale Prices
Moderate attendance at the McMourne Pi Market with talay sales in progress. Prices for porkers rose and fats stayed strong while Speedwell cycles advertised from £12/10 to £20. The notice mentions various local businesses and a Beech Forest wood item with literary device phrases.
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McMourne Pi
Shipa
Suckora
Speedwell Cycles
Mat Burns
Murray
Colnc
Johnstons End
J. Spark
T. Anderson
Olae
T'va
Elliminyt Debating Society Forms and Plans Night School Push
The Elliminyt Debating Society held a lively meeting led by President Mr A Benallack with strong attendance. Two new members were elected, a booth for the State election discussed, and arrangements made for inter-society events and a debate with Alvie Debating Society on white Australia policy.
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A. Benallack
Dhair
Thrower Wit
Lir Forrest
M.L.A
Elliminyt
J. J. Parkinson
DD Vivetter
J. Andrew's Young Men's Guild
Alvie
Australia
Jack Shire
Maine
Anl
W. Freeman
C. Sell
W. Ballagh
F. Brose
A. Harris
N. Ackersley
GS. Doak
Wiil Eeart Wong
Unclear OCR fragment hints at horse racing event and names
Fragmentary text references a Hind Race at Calis, Steeplechase and Hurdle events, with unclear names and locations. Mentions possible entries, stakes, and a round of day, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertainty about event details and participants.
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Yang
Ray
Calis
Ip Heen
Ucanfield
Sten
Wolf Mately
Awlon
Australian Women’s League Midweek Meeting Notes
A historical Australian women’s league meeting is described with references to attendees, roles, and proceedings. The document highlights officials, guests, and the tone of formal assembly, noting items related to treasury, secretariat, and quorum.
An Irishman’s Honor and a Street Parade
Fragmentary text mentions an Irishman’s honor, a performance on a Wednesday, and a promised shoe and garment sale. Readers are urged to attend a local event with prices promising value.
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