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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
1
The report details Livestock market activity with prices, quantities, and buyers across multiple regions. Notable notes include cattle calves imports and supply shifts, with prices fluctuating by region and product type.
W. Munro Campbell faces charges after a reported incident at a city location. Authorities describe the event as a suspected act tied to the local community. No further details were released pending investigation.
Goods are marked in plain figures at the lowest possible rates as the Manchester department highlights rising prices and presents affordable fabrics and household items. The list includes blankets, quilts, curtains, table damask, and apparel with notes of value and accessibility for shoppers.
A padding quilt for double beds priced at 7s 11d. The item appears in a historical catalog or advert, listing a single textile product with its old currency price. No additional specs or comparative items are provided in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR item outlines a titled event or display with names likely misread. It mentions Wataher Tailes, Mibourie Tuten, clonal exibition, and Watch Mant ecturers in a distant city or region, suggesting a cultural or commercial display.
A brochure style advertisement touts a dress department stocked with bound confetti tweed and Zibelines, hopadcks and all the newest designs with low prices. It promises a wide assortment of medallion trimmings guipard tesertions duckets nurkonothes millinery todersinhion carvete and more, urging customers to call.
A fragment describes blankets 12 by 4 offered with slight wear and various garments including blouses and undergarments for sale. Mentions worsted dress serge, Edyard ladies garments, and Levantine covers with several price figures and remarks on durability. The text is a dull catalog-like listing with several garbled terms and inflated prices.
A garbled clothing notice offers jerseys and coats in navy and healer colors with various styles including sleeveless capes and cheaterfields. It mentions large quantities and discounted prices around 74d per pair, with a focus on mens wear and water proof loats.
Bool department offers Lantien Moy Quon shoes special wrour sale in a range of sizes. Ladies and children's fully shippers from low prices per pair. Torrain Felr and Glaus shoes, men’s watertight boots, and a few pairs of men’s glace boots all at discounted prices per pair.
We have only a few left and expect a shipment after some time. Take the opportunity to purchase the Low a sewing machine, praised for equal quality and handsome furniture. A guarantee is provided with every machine. price is £3 0s. and £10 10s.
A fragment reports arrival of a parcel described as Empress Tea of new season quality, with unclear details about packaging and pricing. The text mentions Melbourne timing and Empress Blood product availability in tins and packs, reflecting a hazy market notice with miscellaneous figures.
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