Colac Stock Sale Brisk As Buyers Pack Yard
A Colac market report shows a large attendance with cattle and 500 sheep yarded. Fat cattle mainly light weights sold well, with strong demand and firm prices. considerable numbers of fat cows, vealers, and calves traded, while sheep and lamb markets remained brisk with good prices and high demand despite some variability in quality. The week included multiple listings from Dalgety and Co and other agents with various lots from Colac and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalgety and Co
Eer
Wright
Fay
Barry
Pons
Acon J
Clarke
Comdlatioeec Us
Daly
Aecomon
Duis
Lea
Boo Ie
Alliel
Tanis
Ineritia Wether
Beardy
Lawrence
Pat lamibe—Arcomne
Bat Lambs
Odo
Aon M
Tan Do Lee
da & S
Wat
Peiawere
Tierinay
Celley Tiane
Ace
Murray
Colac
S. Walshe
Woaterit Creek
Miniciy
T. Ree
Gowrie
Revpton
Emi Hack
Merine Anes
Ryan
Oueth
Bo Regan
Comeback
Meri Wellers
H. Nichola
W. Underwood
Jas
Flynn
J. Henry Hindson
F. C. Matthewy
N. Walsh
Percy Calvert
A. P. Morrison
Mesera F. Boslan
J. James
J. M.donald
Wincheloes
Mir A
Cavend
Apollo Bay
Carbill River
Gen
Beene
Dus
Dayglie
Gororcoke
Gellhamd
Bert Ciinwishowe
Aloat
Uchr
Aden
Hall
Tree
T. McGrath
Carson
TM Pablo
HO Wills
Wo Wllings
Napthin
Ein
Aly Mathews
Aevedin
Wow
Soenis
Jowitiie Lanse
Deerme Boed
Agile
Awompie
Eputapis Petha
Caphede
Urexeg
Arosebeud Weal
Foal & Hook
HAM Oriental Agen
Touth
Toy
Deamls Iy Linda
Heider
Witney
Melbourne Livestock Market Report Peak Prices and Yardings
Fat cattle numbers totaled 2060 with origins in New South Wales North Eastern district South Gippland Cippeland Western district and Northern district. Early market showed weak prices then bidding steadied with gains to fully steady levels. Prime bullocks ranged £9/10 to £14 with top beasts £14 and cows to £8 plus. regional averages noted for Griffith Delaware NSW and Terrill.
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New South Wales
North Eastern District
South Gippaland
Cippeland
Western
Grifith
Delaware
Terrill
Live cattle prices and demand at Merseg Hotate market
Prices for bullocks and fat calves varied with demand, buyers holding the balance. Prime steers and heifers ranged from £3 10s to £4 15s, with some higher lots. primes calves brought 45s to 60s, seconds 20s to 25s, and small calves 12s to 28s, while fat cows and mixed lots sold irregularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merseg Hotate
Newry
Malcolm
Potter
Ballarat Market Shapes and Prices for Livestock
A detailed Ballarat cattle and sheep sale report notes strong early competition and steady demand. Prices rise for prime lambs and crossbred ewes while calves and bullocks show varied quotes. several named sellers include Lang Bros and F. W. Cope.
Bilson and Co's Winter Goods Display Domes on Tuesday
Bilson and Co's Big Store announces a first winter display starting Tuesday the 7th of Marek with an invite to call and inspect new millinery costumes and dress materials. Adb Loadtwek's contribute. Ludbrook's Quality Drapers available city prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilson and Co's
Loadtwek's
Ludbrook
Cheese urged over butter exports to aid Victorian industry
Notes discuss shifting preference from butter to cheese for exports. Crewe notes rising butter arrivals at freezing works, 482 tons last week vs 154 prior, with a 450 ton export surplus expected. Prices may drop to 100 per cwt as supplies rise in the north. Police court cases include Beasley refund, Johnston v Carpenter, and O'Dwyer dairy licensing fines. Upcoming Sunday School events feature Rev J W Grove at Warrion with conventions and talks for local educators and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crewe
Dave Apo
Ale Crewe
Colac
Read Murphy
P.M. J. G. M‘nah
C. Beasley
B. Johnstons
W. Carpenter
T. O'Dwyer
J. W Grove
M.A
L.L.B
Warrion, Beene and Co- Inc
J. Grove
Colac Progress Association meeting discusses market square and exhibitions
Colac Progress Association leaders debated beautifying the market square to prevent possible government reversion of the reserve. They planned to contact the shire council, plus considered trout distribution from Geelong and a rose exhibition in Colac to promote bloom cultivation.
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Colac Progress Association
Norwich Chambers
Chas. M'‘Intosh
J. G. Johnstone
Shire Council
Geelong
Colac
W. C. Sydenham
Oddfellows’ Hall
Tiwan
Corangamite Street
Ellimingt
Cole
Offier
Fy Parkes
Country Fire Brigades’ Association
al Victorias
Cotumor
Christ
Weil
Foom
Richmond
E. Davis
Ander
Gippeland
Wy Yung
Bairnsdale
Montmurig
Mardan
Drowin East
Mesero
Sunderland
Sears
Neat
Jaegestao
Queenshil
Sons Australia
Western Astonia
New South Wales
Taamnanin
Alvie Ae
Mary
Maria
AM_A
J. §. Brown
Gellibrand Mutual Improvement Society
Reed Murphy
P.M
Who
J. Hill
James W. Hill
Ducome
Australian Athletes Tour Subsidy Proposal Reported
Mr M Gowen the Premier agreed to grant a pound for pound subsidy up to 200 toward defraying expenses of a team of Australian athletes to visit Britain. The decision came after a deputation from the Empire Sports Festival local committee pressed the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
M'Gowen
Bng- Mt Mgowen Aaid
Gowen
Great Britain
Claim for Wages and Beech Forest Butter Factory Case
The case covers wages due to Warnecke and Dew for about six weeks work at the Wart-a-While property. The verdict dismisses the first claim with costs, while the Beech Forest Butter Factory Co versus Young profile shows balance due of £16 4s 7d after prior accounts and adjustments, with costs awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamis Warnecke
W. Dew
Moe Cunningham
Hanwink Touybefini
Klute
Cheemdani
Ollie Dew Sant
Flo
Dee
Hancock
Oliver Dew
Tie
Mr Cunningham
Warnecke
Willie Deon
Cunningham
Costa
Beech Forest Batter Factory Co
Thea. Young
Sewell
Harwoul and Pincott
Vivian PL Quick
Beech Fores
Beech Forest
PLM
Portiva
Destructive Storm Strikes Bairnsdale Area
A ferocious Thursday storm devastated forests near Mount Taylor and Bairnsdale, flattening wind felled timber across 0 square miles. Telegraph lines were buried, roads blocked, and crops damaged while only a few settlers witnessed the large scale ruin. No homesteads were reported lost.
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Bairosdale
T. Haurabat
Mount Taylor
Bairnsdale
Bulumwaal
Hanrhan
Linderow
J. C Rigby
Ingsingss
Perth
Main Street
Service
Waren
Colac Rifle Club Handicap Trophy Match Report
Colac Rifle Club held a handicap trophy shoot over three ranges 400 500 and 200 yards with seven of eight shooters finishing within five points. Jas Baillie won while others including Brown Pile Vallum Duncan Pearson Sittington Holmes Speed posted mixed scores. A Warragut rifle team visits next Wednesday and practice is set for tomorrow at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colac Rille Club
Jas
Baillie
MR. Brown
Pile
Vallum
W. Duncan
Mo Pearson
A. Sittington
Holmes
Ve Speed
Fnom Warragut
Colac
Swam Marsh Races Attract Big Open Day Crowd
Wet weather failed to dampen turnout at Hwan Marsh where fast pacing and lively betting marked the meeting. Notable races included an Open Hack winner Countess ahead of Peter, with many standout entries across Pony Race and Maiden Trot. A protest over The Pearl being given a flying start was dismissed as a second trot and consolation races filled the card.
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Hwan Marsh
Real
M*bean
Clements
Medfred Spriggina
Janey Bexton
Darey
Countess
Sader
W. Underwood
Peter
Unterwood
H. Fisher
Venus
Teck
Teck. Betting—Evens Countess
Nou
Twinkle
Underwood
W. Gilbert
Fat
Sadler
W. Friend
Lady Sylvester
Miss Sybil
Little Mari Grillo
Bessie Lonsdale
Hizie
Evens Twinkle
C. H. Peters
Patlander
Lod
F. Vace
the Abbess
F. Castles
Maud
Dwere Nell
Sweet Sixteen
Floes
Toby
Black Hess
Brownie
Wee Johnny
Cilen Alvie
Robin Hood
Lady Jonath
J. Hetting
Kilpatrick
Miss Alvie
Consedting
Flirt
John Brown
Bromie
Skedaddle
Tiger
Charlie
Miss Marion
Jon
Zoo Zoo
Inger
Nugget
Pepper
Misa Eyes
Sweet Nelf
J. Dunford
Unclear racing list with scattered horse names
Fragmentary race notice with numerous horse names and scrambled phrases. The readable items include horse faces, riders, barriers, and references to March events. The text is garbled and lacks coherent actions or outcomes to summarize clearly.
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Colac Suereys
Mesers
J. G. Johnstone and Co Re
Pryperty Ouhkes
Mar i
Bewley Cottage
Anil Dinady Egat Leet
Mar Powell
Avres
Barenareck
Wiles
Ohyens
Wores
J. Booaliek
Accuiet
F. Toren
Cormanite Street
Brooks
W. Higgins
A. Omd
Mathie
Miller Street
W. Nocholl
Messie
Smith
Pearson
Melbourne
Ballarat
Pal Williae
Fhis
Wethern LY
Ode CO
Pieripa Wethera
Mere Hite Club
Tl Woon
Ellimiyt
Hetiwec Messrs
Ptenel
Uwnce
Tepe
Helyea & Dunoon
Murray Street
Olar
Culao Co-Operative
H Lh
Ss . _WIYSLUIAN
Belull Forest
Rook Forest
Laver's Hill
Val. M. Pearson
Weithimare
Uilulah
UU Lui
Moss
VAL. M. Pearson's
Colao
Fire and Accident Insurance
the Guardian Insurance CO
Aptigt Church
Sorper of Hesse and
Dennia Strueta
McG Free
A. A. Medley
Narvest
Jrgh
Ghriat Gellibrand Street
E. Davia
Echmond
J. Wolkinghorne
J. W. Grove
Mun
Bhem
Bain
Rev Lom. Davies
Mfortine Gollecfinis Im
The
Colas Hospital
G. B."murphy
Colac Hospital
Sir Andrew's Presbyterian Sabbath School
OW. Wishart
Uaels
Mi Myaua
Che Colac Herald
Cola Observer
Kerantasnra
Colac Poi
COURT
John Cooley
Kawarren
Nevin Kent
Cooley
Kent
Department
Beattie
Usher
John Richardeon
Cooley Wand
Ofppeland
A.i. J. M'Cready
Minnie
Varg
Io. T
Merrigat
Watson Clus Buwder
St Vaticas
Ae Hansieu
Teal
Orlien
Sandown
Neal
Huthers
Yale
Spine
Vavig
el Willigas
Reuters
London
Wednonla
Real Britain
Nla.gov
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