Cattle Sales At Colne And Beech Forest Auctions
A sequence of cattle yardings and sales at Colne yards and Lay er's Hill’s monthly sale. High turnout with many springing heifers and cows sold at varied prices, plus Beech Forest sale with 210 head and detailed price listings. Local dairy and produce sales also noted alongside a millinery show advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaers
G. Johnstone
Corejet
Derry
Colne
L. G. Cal- Fert
Draette
W. Underwood
T. M'Grath
Layer'a Hill
Beiferg
Epringera
Beech Forest
Easter Wear At Persuasive Prices Millinery Exhibit
The Persuasive Prices department announces a display of new goods from home and continental markets. It promises high class novelties in imported millinery and costumes with the latest designs and charm.
Education reform proposals for Victoria in 1907
The State faces a widening educational gap with the standard system failing to prepare students for skilled work. Proposals aim to create district divisions, technical and agricultural training, and night classes, aligning Victoria with progressive nations and boosting factory competitiveness through stronger technical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Thie
Goma
England
Germany
America
Sonia
Australia
Ballarat
A. Gates
Jira
New Zealand
Dominion
Emyphry- Geko
Diatrick
Worl
Commonwealth
Ingdenvallme
Pienton
Migdel
Feck
District of
Carnal
Prevent Education Po Leyref
Camp Life At Larches Camp And Local Notes
A report from Larches Junction describes cool weather easing heat and robust fodder growth for Bettlera stock. The piece notes a new Dew Hall, Army detachment, Cadets in camp, and a lively social program with readings, songs, and refreshments. It covers rabbit pest control results, vermin concerns, and local railway and timber industry issues, plus camp routines and a brass band setting the camp’s rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettlera
Lardeer's Junction
Australian Army Medical Gorp
Mim
Dulles
Colac
Muu Spout
Distriot
Stanley
Cleo
Chirneids
Camperdown
Court verdict on Palmer v Victorian Hallway Commissioners
The State Full Court upheld a jury award finding negligence by the Victorian Hallway Commissioners in Geelong. Mrs Palmer, administrator of William Eloi Palmer, was awarded £1000 and her four children £125 each for damages from his death. The defense sought a new trial, but the High Court refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Progress Associations
Daylesford
Godfrey Deppaler
Beech Forest
Colne
Colac
P. Boylan
H. A. Brady
Tava ‘and
Long
Coluc Shire Dunnell
A. Dungey
W. R. Edenr
A. W. Giainiaar
J. HE. Grant
M. Hager
Hansen
J. King
R. M'Kepzie
M. M. M'Lennan
T. Peters
Camperdown
The
Progress Association
Mro. L. Forrest
M.A
Railway Commissiontrene
Oatter
Mir Worrest
Comuttigsjonare
Justice Higgins
Archdeacon Peacock
Old Country
Alvin
Dantel
Laver
HAL Sports
Solus Polies
Port
Belota
J. VP. Parkinean
Steplicos
Mary M‘donald
G. Phillips
Flana
Costa
Tames Pimplett
Atart
Tieutenant
Helmonea
Courge
Light Horse
Colonel Hughes
Colonol Hughes
Wesnes
Collonel Hughes
T. V. Smith
Ehe
Garth Dee
Charlton House
Dryan
Uma
Celac
Geelong
Hitchcock
Christian
Justis
Justice Hodges
Jyetha Hood
Cathering M’plas Palmer
Engleton
Mra Palmer
William Eloi Palmer
Lhmo Sy
Holuidhgae
Dren
Dectaend
Jim
Engleby
Journe
High Court
Fraser
Belil
Garthe
M'Keighty
Hughes
White
Catts
Clarke
M'Leod
Dickness
W. W. iWape
G. A. M'Leod
Licuta
Bannister
Calvert
Jones
Ant
Drd
Botac
London wool sales open with keen competition
The London wool sales open on Monday and show strong bidding. Prices for all sorts rise above opening rates with Meriners at about 1 percent higher. fleece prices for the listed clips include Toron, Glenside, Kabumungi, Leste Hilfe, Eastern LEA, Golgol, Maxwelton and others with varied shillings per pound.
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London
Toron
Glenside
Racing notes from Moonee Valley and Sydney meetings
Melbourne racing includes Surveyor winning the Handicap Hurdle and Monarch and Monody taking other events with close margins. Sydney card reports Barley Brew winning Trial Stakes and Britain taking Camilla Stakes amid a serious fall near the turn. Also listed are Rosehill Cup and Parramatta Mile results with multiple winners and odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Melbourne
Surveyor
Enchant
Iran
Medge
Graceval
Socialist
Monody i Veronice
Idyll
Monody
Welter
Wal-Un
Caran
Port Erin
Atty
Glenroy Hendicap
Clara Butt
Seychelles
Contra
Sydney
Barley Brew
Forgive
Lady Gambol
Britain
Call Boy
Lord Wallace
Milraith
Boonie Wallace
Lupolod
Trajectory
Microccope
Anki
Herr Mand
Jollymont
Drithin
Chamade
State Labor Conference Debates Radical Proposals
The State Labor Conference to open on Good Today will consider amendments from affiliated unions. Proposals include state medical aid for women, school meals, state employment via farms and mines, a freehold home for every family, a state bank, tax relief on land, abolition of late Parliament, tighter controls on patent medicines, free parliamentary housing for Labor candidates, and nativeisation of liquour law. Several regional branches push broader reforms, with discussions to move platform alignment and central executive review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Labor Conference
Baltarat
Hawkers' and
Dwalere
Richmond
Dandenong
Hamiton
Faribal Aid
New South Wales
Carlton
Abboteford
Colling- Wood
Ugquor
Prahran
Flevisa Menos
Caroraoke
Central Executive
Naval Supremacy Debate Sparks Rival Reactions In London
London observers react to the House of Commons naval estimates debate with mixed views. The Daily News and Manchester Guardian report Admiral Tirpitz’s remarks as Germany’s calculated hidden pace, while Liberal writer Frederick Harrison criticizes militarism and urges caution. German officials reportedly misjudged Britain’s resolve and the scope of British naval buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Daily News
Manchester Guardian
Raichetag
J" Tirpita
Macine
House of Gemmans
Gemany
M*kouna
von Tirpite
House of Combats
Frederick
Prom
Epec
Eta
Germany
Harrison
Ermany
Agquith
Lnme
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Phodor
Setucday
Onta—Algeras Milling
Harles
Cape
Prima
Mnizu
Tipatroler
Gran
Pollard Tad
Victorisa
Burt
Strangth
Bis
Automor
Mulbourne
D. L. Stewart
Wubbay Street
Nolac
J. G. JonWeruss
Collins Treet
Sale Room
Si9
Collins Street
Wee Walker's Tea Rooms
Mes Walker
Iano Tunin
Max ¢ Vermish
Repro Liga & CO. Limited
Sete
Bir Harcourt Lee
Bilson & CO
Ing Designs
Eget
Bollson
Colac and
ALVIE
JAS. Yardley Watchmaker
E. Herbert Lewis
Tion
Pines
Cana
Pao
Coline Naeboual Anoka
Eerarinuep
Great Britain
W. P. Smith, Nicolson and Co. Tropty, Ltd
Tilinthere
Tive
D. Francis
Swifts
Comets
Guy Hapalry
Met Burns
Colnem
Advet
Kollers of
Bent Cabinet
Lanta
Mitengie
Oolne
Heok
Helmchase
W. H. Stretch
Stroteli
Hamilton
Warrambent
Ordown
Gippsland
Dfaire
Reginald Clarke
Anna Ae A
Larcher
Lim
J. Bitter
M. M'Crickard
Honkad
Princes of Gentlemen
A. 8
Jasper
Celectora
Tip
Londa
London Wool Sales
Moonee Valley
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