Crown land parcels and church anniversary noted in Colac pages
The column lists land selections in parishes Barongaroek Wongarra and Merreet, a St Johns church dedication anniversary at St Tobn’s with Rev J Aivken as preacher, and a debt appeal for church funds. It also mentions a Borough question for Colac, probate for Archibald J Black, a court example of a drunk plea, a car accident near Stony Rises, youth guild news, and a Victorian Butter Factories Co-Operative meeting with balance and profits details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crated
Abden
Puri
Barongarook
Barongaroek
Wongarra
Merreet
St. Tobn's
J. Aivken
Midley College
Melbourne
Enuch
Bt. Johon
Colac
Cr TC
Wenoen
Thireday
Archibald Johen Black
Mount Noorat
Tearng
Teatmiur
Feat
Testator
Stewart Gladstone Black
Neil Walter Mack
Snd
Donald Mackinnon
Warrnambool
Beech Forest
Montague Sime
Bronyford
Myr Bimes
Himsl
Seriou
Pirron Yalloak
St Andrew's Young Men's Guild
L. Elston
Ettmingt
Mewra E. Gage
W. Smith
H. Mogens
E. Meechsn
Buter Factories’ Co-Operative (No. Limited
Hewt Aml
Alaca
Wurnover
Riwiness
London
Victoria
Uaue
Morrison
Korumburra
Aail
Oir
Mise Hinder
Eurack
Royal Academy and
Royal College — of Music
Powell
Paca S
St. Mary'a
Riveogunad
Sunshine Circle
The
Church of Christ
Pleasiottima
Howe
A.W.N.L
Baturda
J. G. Johnstone
T. W. Johnstone
Lindbrook
Advt
Water Trust
Keein
Trust
Aml
W Belwood
Commbeliner Parkes
Central Board of Health
Lake Colac
Board of Health
Interewsta
Drawn Test Between England and Australia at Lord s
The England vs Australia test at Lord's ended in a draw with 18 000 spectators. England declared at 310, Foster and Rhodes starred, Macartney almost century, Kelleway slow but steady, Australia 283 in reply, Smith 24 not out, weather fine and crowd lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Australia
Lords
Plessant
Creesy
Prince of Wales
Bogland
Fry
Scere
Bardsley
Carkeek
Woolley
Foster
Tisarne
Smith
Glane
Kelleway
Barnes
Poster
Dean
Barnet
Jennings
Macartney
Aparrow
Hobbes
Macartee
Hearne
Kelleway l. Barnes
Inbin
Matartee
Jin Smith
Elven
Beaufuul
Macarthey
Bardaley
Hholes
Baling
Teohres
Rhodes
Bardeley
Gregory
Kelloway
Hi Foster
Matthewy
Hazlitt
Haalitt
Hobba
Emery
C Carteek
Spooner
Warner
Emery Im
Hagilt
Matthews
Mercy
Jeenings
Gmith
Oh Macartney
Foater
Lt Smith
Svuodriea O
Melbourne Stock Market Report Highlights Strong Demand Across Species
At the weekly sale of cattle sheep and horses in the district, buyers crowded the rings with strong competition. Prime cattle drew spirited bidding while fat sheep and dairy cattle showed marked improvement over last week, with many lots selling near top prices and a brisk trade in store cattle and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Mesa
J. G. Johestone
Gby
Biu
John James
Derrimut
George Kia
Basir Banks
Anthony Barber
T. Lass
Yalloak
Fort Bros
Barber
Basi
Gitlan
Spith
Aielt
Wiger
Baer
M'Padden
Underwood
Melhours
Geelong
Tnip? Ltd
Waebag
J. Crile
T. Elstridge
W. B. Prosser
Kettle
A. Crabbe
Borsen
T. Wiliams
M’reagie
Gitsom
Wether
Birrecurra
A. Kilpatrick
Brier Yros
Laren
Barrow
Pirrecurra
Laver's HI
Warriom
Manners Santen Street
W. Caldwell
J. Birreld
Birt
Elliot
Chas
Neal
M. Riven
Layers Hill
H. Askew
Couen
Treochard
J. Watson
E. Hare
Beene
J. Murrell
J. Johnston
Calvert Street
Murray
M‘rae
T. Baker
Fuor
Ena
Joans
A. Smith
W. Jiohnson
JT. Johnson
Ewee
Necount
J. Milne
W. Lawrence
Account Codrington Eelate
M. Coldwell
T. M. Cobswell
W. M.kenzin
R. Pin
W. G. Gideon
Johnston Bros
F. Jeanes
Créer
J. Jackson
Smith
Uenal
M. Z. Milne
Ogold Crete
E. ©. Dande
F. Lanen
F. Webster
G. Pierce
G. Morris
Gms
AlLILWOCENE LIVE B8TOCK MARKET REPORT SUMMARY
Livestock sale at AlLILWOCENE shows strong demand with price highs in prime cattle and calves. Cattle from Gippsland and Western districts traded widely with ranges from £9/10 to £19/5, and prime calves firm at top rates. Weights included steers, heifers, and beifers with robust turnover despite mixed conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New the Wales
Do Fron
Gippsland
Cone Gibpsland
OOLAC AND MALEQUANE PRODUCE MARKETS REPORT MARKETS
Market notices and prices from Oolac and MalEQUANE markets show brisk demand for apples and potatoes, varied stock quotes, and listings of stock sales. The irregular items include household goods and tools offered at factory prices, with cattle and sheep selling in steady rounds and notable price ranges across vendors.
Violin Teacher Certificated Pupil of Henry Curtin
In this notice a certificated pupil of Henry Curtin, Esq., is identified as a teacher of violin. The fragment confirms the tutelage lineage and professional designation within an educational context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Curtin
Kallarat Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices and Demand
TheKallarat live stock market saw full attendance and brisk trade with buyers and sellers active. Prices advanced on good quality bulls and sheep with late rates rising and trade descriptions remaining strong across prime, medium and light stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balanca
Valene Chow
Cuere
Beit Age and Labor Talks Highlighted in Obscure Notes
A dated notice column mentions Rev Jt Harrison and Rev J B Bradbury with evening services, and thanks to friends for sympathy after a bereavement. It also comments on a political speech by the Attorney-General and discusses unionization efforts across Australia, predicting industrial peace through legislation and collective bargaining rather than general strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jt. Harrison
J. RB. Bradbury
Sporting Notes and Boxing Headlines From July Carnival
Reports from the Mortlake club bowling tournament with entrants including J Hancock Lane Tysack Brown Crear Podgers and Astley. Boxing updates describe Kisus defeating Carpenteri for the world welterweight title and chaotic scenes in Dieppe with outraged managers and officials. Rowing news covers the Australian eight preparing for Henley and a junior boxing program set for Corrooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hancock
Lane
Tysack Beet Gill
Dailey Pest J
Brown
Theras
Crear
Podgers
Hancock v. Astley
Betheras
Lah Traecky
Erson
Mortlake Club
Astley
Sth Prox
Dieppe
Finday
Frank Kisus
Georges Carpentier
Decamps
Carpentier
Elsus
Bernard- Evernden
Evernden
Maurot
Referes
Roman
Tommy Burns
al Kauwman
Thagh M‘inteeh
Jack Johnoaen
Australia
Bam” Langford
Totinsenm
Henley Tegatta
Storkholm
Bodie Bod
Henley
Henlow
Perte
The Coláiste Observer on the Birnsbang Strike Debate
In the House debate on censure frequent references condemn the birisbang strike as industrial warfare. The piece argues strikes harm workers families and the community, noting government must act to regulate labor disputes. It discusses general versus targeted strikes and Labor Party divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Repreaseotaires
Hut Woking
Ealerte Ara Aite
Bome Argus
Iddal
Race Club Dispute Over Secretary Motion Disclosed
Fragmented minutes reveal turmoil in Cobden Race Club with disqualifications questioned. Secretary J J Wahooty cites lack of evidence as stewards clash with Chairman Doherty over a disqualification, while reports note internal blame and unfinished instructions amid a volatile meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camperdinys
Clarke
Asad
Hoth Clarke
Stewards
Dohyrty
Divherty
Che
J. J. Wahooty
Wage
Sackler
Bt. J. Clarke Wat
Wagg
Bond
Pen
Doherty
Wallen
Fr. H. Clarke
VBL
Keane
J. Clarke
PF. Hayy Moore
Peter and
J. H. Vitpailen
Ckeaaagrad
Ear
Waterworks Meeting Debates Trust Contract Problems
The monthly waterworks meeting at Tattsy discussed complaints about a circular warning against vehicular pipelines and questioned the Trust's handling of work contracts. Officers debated payment, delays, and whether to proceed with repairs while addressing legal procedures and inspector concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Volenstone
A. Milinn
I. Waco
Evers
Fows
Parkes Ataret
Tru
Parkes
Roy
Goren
Women Suffrage Marches in Cardiff Signal Postponed Ceremony
In London and Cardiff suffragists gathered for a day of demonstrations. The crowd confronted police as the ceremony unfolded outside the government buildings. the Queen and Chancellor of the Exchequer were noted observers amid tensions and arrests.
Local Hall Hosts Silva Tea and Athletic Night
The community event at our local hall featured a silver tea and prize distribution. Dave Harper won the silver tea and cil, Billy Porbes received the new gold medal, and Jack Campbell organized the athletic event with Tyrell and Anderson contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Buchanan
Siodytes
Giteen
Sebastopytas
Messra
Dave Harper
Billy Porbes
Jack Campbell
Eais
Tyrell
Anerson
Miley
PB. Harrington
Western District Produce Prices and Market Notes
Market report from Melbourne on Western District butter cheese and general produce pricing. Details include bid weights and quality grades, with comparisons to standard rates and notes on private sales and show champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Operative Produce Co Listrot
Victoria A
Sewer Ferrey
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Qricket
Vita Ant
Drubbs
Elliméert
Mother Hubbard
Wigland V
Uolal Markets
Oolac
H. D. ‘Tomas
Maine
Mercea
Kallarat
reTiar An
Home
Dennia Sireeta
Hev Frank Harris
Gellibrand Street
Christ
Pregchen
Gilbert E. Chandler
Sohn'r Church OF
Emc Land
Divine Services
G. E. Aickin
Ridley Wallen
G. B. Murphy
B.A
K RS Trask
Ilewire Oto
Sheir Manu Frenda
T. W. Slmrrow
House of Representatives
Sydney
Londoe
General Worker's Union
Western Australia
Railway and General Worker's Union
Newmouth
United Laborers Union of
South Australia
United Laborer's Union
Tasqooria
United Laborer’s Late
United Laborer's
Continent
Tasmania
Ulec
Commonwealth
Sporting Notes
GOLF
Cororocke
Beeat
Cororoote
Finenigan
Sullivan
Herrand
Richarda
Inglis
Guthpertron
Lowes
M‘intyre
Pokes
Cole
M'Conath
Woods
O'Brien
Verint
Fotey
Heal
Hill
Moore
Plavero
Corvoke
de Colac Herald
Cola Observer
Eeranusner Lai
Porltinns
Golag Waterworks
Tattsy
ECRNE
Reuters Londen
Cardiff
Tundon
Laver
Nla.gov
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