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Newspaper

Colac Herald

Location

Colac, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

2

Weekly Stock Sale Yards 713 Cattle 236 Sheep Reported

Auction at the yard featured 713 cattle and 236 sheep with broad buyer turnout. Prices eased slightly for sheep and cattle, fat cows and forward cows showed varied values, young cattle demand steady, and scattered higher prices noted for prime lots and calves.

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Market Prices and Slaughterhouse Notes from a Livestock Report

The report lists varied prices for pigs and stores with mixed demand. Prices show firm to unchanged in stores and steady to rising in porkers and fatters, with several weight classes and terms like prime, light, and heavy mentioned amid overall market activity.

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Fragmentary OCR Brief Remains Readable

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Community events and society notes from Elliminyt page

Local notices describe a banquet in honor of Victoria Hat celebrations and the state governor's attendance. Reports cover social events at Elliminyt Methodist Church and a Sunday school superintendent’s tribute, plus temperance and debating society activities with committee appointments and upcoming mock shire election.

Mia Hacelbury Tate Mibnutry Tiokwte Timune Wnd Tendance Sons of Temperance W.P Gleter Westwood Bro Helmore W. P Bro. Bowen Bieter A. Begley F.S Elston Tressurer Pearson K. Begley Sentinel Bro Begley Westwood Elliminyt Debating and Mutual Improvement Society M.kenale Msual

Warrnambool court fines for first class travel on second class ticket

A Colac Police Court case heard that a defendant travelled in a first class carriage with a second class ticket on the Warrnambool line. Several witnesses, including conductors and shunters, testified there was no room in second class and first class cars were allegedly occupied. The defendant was fined plus costs, with two similar co-defendants linked to the same incident.

Pirron Yallock Stonyford Colac Cunningham Thomas Clark Warrnambool William Costello Defndant Patrick Burke Henry Joseph Connelly Hancock Checker Patrick Fogarty Defendant M'Innes Joseph Hughes Warrnambowl Minnes Monoowk John Milnes Léth Korott Cola Fogarty Alfred Freddy Liernard Hodgens John Minnes

Banquet Honors Beeac Pioneer William Donegan Senior

A large marque at Eurack hosted a birthday banquet for William Donegan senior to mark his seventy seventh year. Dignitaries and neighbors from Camperdown and Werneth attended along with local notables. Toasts honored The King The Dairying Industry Our Guest and The Ladies. A pipe presentation was made and songs and dancing followed into the early hours.

Beeac William Donegan Deoneran Eurack Donegan Camperdown T. Hyde Thos Hyland Carney Chandrey D. O'Leary T Hyde

The Federal Roll Objection Letter to Colac Herald Readers

A letter from M. Nelax of Ballarat asks the Colac Herald to explain a Commonwealth objection to his name remaining on the Federal Roll for Victoria. He seeks information on the issue and notes his confusion over the notice.

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Colac shareholder urges pig shipments to factory

Merray Deartes Bacon Carne Co. Ltd. Rankin of Colac urged shareholders to send all their pigs to the factory and to back the venture in every way. The company offered a premium for the best quality pigs.

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Cadet Drill Offences Led to Adjournments at Colac Court

At Colac Police Court Lieutenant Hindhaugh brought several cadets before Mr W Tanner P M for not meeting required drill attendances. William J Honan, three days short of a parade, claimed post office duty as reason. application for leave was refused and case adjourned to July 6. William Clifton Murphy, Bank clerk on annual leave, sought an undertaking to complete drills. admission of a tennis outing prompted calls for stricter scrutiny. George Power’s absence from a drill on April 17 led to adjournment to July 15 to allow make up drills.

Hindhaugh Colac W. Tanner William J. Honan P.M Wiliam Clifton Murphy George Power

Death of William Bourhier Bean Brings Deep Sorrow to Beeac

The district mourns William Bourhier Bean aged 77 a respected dairying company worker and pillar of the community. Survived by wife and daughter the funeral will leave Beeac for the Colac cemetery tomorrow at 1 o clock. The Beeac community also notes a public speaking lecture at the Young People’s Society and plans for Arbor Day tree planting on the Recreation Reserve with school involvement.

South Melbourne Canterbury Road Esterday Sir Alexander Peacock Colac East William Bourhier Bean James Drowehier Tad Dairying Company Hive Wingaustin Lita Ana Sears Jammer Flynn Clenera’ Beeac Hyui Leelock Colar Theo HT Puatle Poolnin Postle Diseun- Shon Mans “Westlon Mtr Feetle Mr & Reddie Miss Oakley Joe Moorelt St Avestine Gibeon Goldfellow Mins Gibwon Surdys Queenalurid Miss Gibson Beene Eddy Beeac School Cahill

Showman fined for loitering and abusive language at Union Club

Bertrand Bell appeared at Colac Police Court charged with loitering and using abusive language near the Union Club Hotel. The showman said he drew a crowd to demonstrate as a sharpshooter and was fined 10 pounds with costs for loitering and 1 pound 1 shilling for provocative language.

Colac Tanner P.M. Bertrand Bell Hancock A. E. Langhorne Shire Union Club Council Bertrand G Gell Benevolent Society

Disputed account over work and payment in Buruck case

Vertellua Watters sues Aloe Mankin for £2112s9d for labour and work on drainage and stone work at Buruck. Witnesses state water and gate stone work was necessary and properly completed. the court orders costs and a payment amount of £201 and 0s 3d assessed balance.

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Entertainers Dignify Public Hall Event With Casting

A lively evening at the Public Hall featured Tory opening remarks and a lecture by Bey, with performances by Lan Lees and others including Maury Sheitun Kowan Nutt Hall Pickford Johns Haneylin Gallop and Miss Gallop. The close saw hearty applause and a young audience's encore.

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Inaugural meeting at Apollo Bay for nursing association

An inaugural meeting in Apollo Bay heard a lecture by the General superintendent on the nursing association. A committee was formed to draft by laws and canvass support, with Mr BG Mitchell as secretary and several members named. A vote of thanks was given to the nurse for her address.

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Camperdown Factory Milk Totals and Horse Death

Directors report May milk intake for Camperdown Butter Factory Co shows totals for Camperdown Bostock and Stonyford. Butter fat, payments to suppliers, and casein milk retention figures are noted. Also Carbine, Australia's famed racehorse, dies at Welbeck stud after 42 starts with 33 wins and Melbourne Cup 1899 triumph. Ride Club members near completion of mousketry course. final completion hoped despite winter.

Camperdown Butter Factory Co Camperdown Cheese and Butter Factory Co Camperdown Bostock Stonyford Carbine Australia Duke of Portland Welbeck England Ride Club

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