Cape Clear stock sale shows strong demand and full yarded stock
Mears Dalgety and Co report the usual monthly Cape Clear sale with 618 sheep and 109 cattle yarded. A large buyers’ attendance saw most stock sold, with strong demand for all classes and prices sustaining or improving despite a limited cattle supply.
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Unclear fragmentary note about winter events or names
Fragmentary text references a winter incident with a vehicle, weather and wind, mentioning a person named Mike Retz and odd phrases. Details are unreadable and names may be garbled.
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Double dissolution debate unsettles Senate and Parliament
Colac speech on the Governor General’s decision warns the Senate could become a powerless, subordinate body. The piece argues that dissolving both houses on nonvital issues threatens future governance and party control in Australia’s legislature.
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Colac Items and Upcoming Events Brighten Week
A community gathering planned for Sunday June 21 features music by the champion orphanage hand to enliven festivities in Corunnan. Nurse Wilson joins Beech Forest centre of the Victorian Bush Nurses Association. Concert director H Faulkner-Smith announces Mary Conly and Philip Newbury will perform in Colac on June 29 after a Melbourne pairing drew vast crowds. Prime Minister Cook cites dependence on parliamentary supply before elections. A new motor roller by the shire council draws attention in Gellibrand street and road works on Murray street progress. A Colac police magistrate court session is scheduled for Thursday with many cases.
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Militant suffragette clash at London Horse Guards
Eyewitness recounts a suffragette attempt to enter a city event in London. Authorities moved in as constables dispersed the crowd and carried out several protesters while bystanders watched the scene unfold near the Horse Guards.
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Suffragettes Meet Hostile Crowd at Townsford London
A party of Suffragettes attempting a demonstration in Townsford London faced a hostile crowd. Women were assaulted and sought refuge in a readies of the house leader. The crowd broke windows as the home was damaged. Trinity College students raided Dublin headquarters of the Sinnetragette and dumped furniture from the window.
Local sports and road project notes amid village events
The report covers a cricket or football final with Chapple Vale defeating Warliste after a close match, hospitality by Mrs Wes, and a local group inspecting a new roof station wood grade. It also notes road route investigations by Mr Ferrari and a health update on Tafiggenga with frost-leaning weather.
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