Colac Shoe For Bebsert A
Fragmentary OCR line mentions Colac and a shoe item Bebsert a with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or participants identified.
23 Jun 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR line mentions Colac and a shoe item Bebsert a with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or participants identified.
A historical notice outlines changes to stamp duties on receipts, deeds, and property transfers. The rates rise after the initial threshold, with new two penny stamps and note stamps to be issued. Foreign bills remain exempt and the reform takes effect from July.
The article surveys theories on the Bulwark disaster in Portsmouth and similar ship explosions in France and Japan. It notes possibilities from shell detonations to powder and cordite degradation, and cites changes in British, French, and Japanese navies after these incidents.
A vintage advertisement touts Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a dependable remedy for coughs and colds. The copy emphasizes quick relief, claiming broad efficacy and trusted domestic use.
A partially legible notice describes upcoming divisions for airier improvements and buildings. It cites Mercantile Insurance Company and Feudery Machinery advising an acting agent on structural alterations and yard expansions.
In Melbourne a cryptic listing mentions an oiling service and terms for a limited offer. The notice names Etreel and Has THIST ani and MON AVAILABLE in Lote with vague references to gear, suits, and placeholder terms.
Licentiate Muniel of Trinity College of Music presents private piano and music education services. Associate pianist at London College of Music offers theory, harmony and teaching methods. In 1913, 38 pupils achieved success. classes held midweek with multiple lesson days listed.
Pepys records the 1667 Dutch raid led by Admiral de Ruyter threatening London after a fleet attack on Sheerness and the Medway. The assault reached Gravesend and Harwich, sparking fear of further devastation before peace halted a potential Metropolis catastrophe.
Fragmentary account recounts 18th century raids off Solway Firth and Whitehaven, including Jones’s destruction of ships and capture near Scarborough, and a later 1808 Danish action with the Sappho. Mentions Mercer's 1377 raid and Napoleon era expeditions ending in failure.
A Danish eel farm near Wneileen Zealand spans 452 acres with a shallow freshwater pond system fed by canal and fjord water. Elvers are trapped each spring and guided into ponds for growth, with saltwater inflow used to mature eels for market. The 1913 output reached about 13 0007 units.
A diamond digger near Killarney struggles after months of luck end with debt to neighbors and shopkeepers. He and his family move camps to new sites while the wife feeds them with meal porridge. A mysterious hard substance in their meal turns out to be valuable, yielding a potential gain of 3 006 pounds to the husband upon examination.
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