Sheep sale attracts brisk attendance and firm prices
Commercial sale saw strong buyer turnout with brisk competition. Fat sheep rose against last week, store sheep mixed. Details include numerous accounts of rams, ewes, lambs, and fat lamb prices from several traders and multiple consignors. A monthly cattle sale at Laver's Hill yielded 100 head of cattle and 2 horses with a steady market.
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Messra M'Doneld Bros
M. Hortony
J. M*donngl
H. Ryan
W. Ryan
J. Wylie
Lahey
Layo
Laval
BH. Farrell
M. M'Lemnan
G. Nicholas
Owen
Ancount Messie M'Doodle Bros
T. L. Howe
T. Shelton
D. M'Lead
Eles
W. Coldwell
Thea. Evans
Laver's Hill
Retex
la U
Lyi
La/ly
Bellers
J. G. Johnstome and Co
S&s. J. Dennsy
Gilet Aire
Convedine Bros
Castin
Cape Otway
Warncoort
Yeo
Pombornet
Ir Towarra
Pomborneit
Colac
Trrewarta
Otway
Lover's Hill
William Turnea
Perpetialxecutors and ‘Trustees Company
Cueva Street
J. Byrne
Ntine Estata
Charles Robert Craig
Linen Torchon Lace Sale in Colac
Two dozen yards of pure linen Torchon lace and insertion offered at liquidating prices. Each yard distinct in width and fineness yet all pure linen. A value not seen before in Colac, priced far below market with claim of threefold higher costs.
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Colac
Western District Butter Market Tightens Supplies and Prices Rise
In the Melbourne produce market the Western District cooperative reports butter production falling short of grade requirements with imports from Sydney and Brisbane widening price margins. Choicest butter tops 1 1/1d per lb while lower grades trade around 1d to 1s per lb. Cheese remains well supplied with prices steady up to 2d per lb for semi-natural. Bees prices climb for special lines, while overall market tightens.
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Western District
Hacterlea! Co-operative Produce Company, Ltd
Perth
Victoria
Sydney
Brigbane
Beech Forest Concert for Buregarca Presbytery Fund
A Tuesday evening concert at Public Hill drew large crowds to aid the Buregarca Presbytery Fund. Local performers from Willismatown and Mixes Lawsay’s pupils entertained, with dances, songs, and a comic piece The Crystal Gazer. A subsequent picnic at Knott’s saw about 50 attendees. Mr Young resigns as local A N L A secretary. Mr H Mckay appointed in his place.
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Buregarca Presbytery Fund
Father Ryan
Mistes Fitzpatrick
Moore
Willismatows
Mixes Lawsay
Comedietta
Gallon
Asinbow
Bla Rush
Misees Firzpatrick
Miss Costello
Mary of
Argyle
J.D. Diekgon
Sone
Pretty Jane
Mr Parker
M‘manus
Gong
Mons
O. Lenganback
Iherge
Tesch Maseger
G. Gallop
M’manug
Knott
Young
A.nla
Gmndo Eee
H. M'Kay
V R C Autumn Meeting at Flemington Racing Day Ends
Large Flemington crowd watches Hurdle Rate and several races. Merl Dream and The Ribble among winners, with tight finishes and close betting, including Sony South and Pondil. The Grink Fas is noted as a good performance, while Lady Justice and Hilton tel lose riders in transit.
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Flemington
Merl Dream
Aringa
A. Egbs
Kia Ore
Main‘spring
Wattle Vale
Belloso
Caarkest
Alert Dream
Dall
Suony South
Sony South
Harm
Fendil
Delonda
Signor
Hetting
Little Lad Ted
Pondil
Flavel
Nororolé
Player
Wolerley
Detjing
Lady Justice
Hilton Tel
Post Boy
YACHTING NOTES AT COLAC REGATTA SUMMONS WEATHER DELAYS RACES
The sixth event of the Colac Yacht Club regatta faced a delayed start on Wednesday due to rough seas and threatening gales. Only one round was sailed with Patrol and Spirit retiring after inability to start. Corio led with 19 points, followed by Petre and Bonita tied on 6, Una finishing third. The seventh race is set for next Wednesday with strict punctuality, as Ballarat yachtsmen await their next Colac regatta on Lake Wendouree clipping shallow waters and delaying boats edelleen.
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J. C. M‘donald
Beenc
J. Wylie
Charles Beal
Birregurra
Thomas Reeves
John Evens
Wattle Hill
Edwin Vinge
Saar
Mesars
J. G. Tobastone
Aeld
Byroe
Balintore
Charten Craig
Warrion
Cobden Court
Mears Walter Baker
W. J. Ellveeter
S.p
Stonyford
Charles Kelly
William
Colac
Beent-Newtown
Shire Hall
Walter Selwood
Ballarat
Thomas Bent
Colac League
Polwarth
Meys
Great Britain
W. P. Smith, Nicolson and Op. Propty. Ltd
Princesa
Moyes
Segineera
Wilnders Street
Melbourme
B. J. Francia
Eixth
Glub
Cun
Vie —Spirit
Ser
B. Noss
Bonita
I. Butt
Una
W. Campbell
Petrel
Mio
J. Collina
Jum
Goria
Col
Butt
Lolomess
Dar
A. Duckworth
Spirit
Corlo
Wendouree
Irrewillip Athl Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Irrewillip Athletic Club held its annual meeting with large attendance last Saturday. Secretary R. B. Baker resigned and Donaldini was elected in his place. President C. C. Ching also resigned due to leaving the district. New officers were appointed including stewards A F Kennedy, H B Silk, J Cerinani, M B Baker and judges O L Por rest, T W Hancock, W Taylor, A M Leod, T Purcell and R Lavery.
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Political Labor Coufci Faw
Polwarth
Colac
Cormgamite
Elnyward
Paterborough
J. Mathews
J. Fulton
D. C Duncan
J. Hancock
Wattle Hill
Bosch Forest I
Orong
Melbourne
Meseta
F. A. Cole
Cororogks
J. W. Prowse
Beene
Oclas
Victoria
Western Australia
Northam
Perth
Macy
M'Macous
W. Neil
West Northam
B. T. Reed
Lonmston
Dalgary and Co
G. PF. Sydenham
M'Nicol
Corerocke
Corerocke House
Warnion
Alvic
J. Oliphant
Chog
Waikor Aod Co
Wod Deonya
Luccallo
Avl’ Co
Io Conjunction
Messie Howell Bros
Cressy
Mokewood
Bed Cape Clear
Beeac-Newbown
Willauraine
Woody Yolloak
Peacock
Church of Bogi
Yeo
Misa B. Prosser
Migs Prosser
C. M. Laws
Misa Prosser
Railway Department
Camperdown
Weetsary
Beane-Newtown
Businens
Colne
Bain
tHa Ling Hey
Skate Club
Belog
R. B. Baker
Donaldini
Hhis
C. C. Ching
Ching
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Chas. Northcott
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