Weekly cattle and horse sale yields strong prices at Mor
Readable portions show a weekly sale with 7 head of cattle and 15 sheep yarded, plus a large assortment of fat cattle dairy cows and calves. Among buyers were J. Flynn T. W Grath Wm Williamson and J. K. Beasley. Lambs fat lambs and merino ewes sold with good demand. Horses drew strong bidding with several draft and light harness types sold well led by Lot from Woolon Qowin Mootlake and others.
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Melbourne Live Stock Market Report From New South Wales To Colac
Market demand brisk with prices holding into late trading then easing to last week’s close. Prime steers and cattle quoted £3 15s to £6 10s, calves £45 to £55, good stock £8 5s to £3 10s, with other classes and regional consignments listed and notable buyers including Morgan Devon Bowman Hebrogs Park Alien Leon gatha Black Tar win Nesdown. Total receipts and specific consignors are noted with regional distribution from New South Wales and Western districts.
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Census Day Proclaimed Under 1900 Act in Australia
The proclamation acts declare April thirteenth as Census Day for the Commonwealth of Australia. It orders nationwide counting on that date, with authority given by the Gensus and Stations Act 1900 and the Royal command. The document is signed by the King’s representative and dated January thirty first, 1911.
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Paynes Geelong sale at Ballarat jeweller shopfront
George Payne Jeweller Ballarat opens sale with huge reductions on watches and jewellery from City Jewellery Store stock. Advertising price cuts on lever watches, silver pieces, ladies rings, and dress goods with repairs, gilding, and engraving services offered.
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Values and Dresses Offer Big Savings at Colac Shop
A storefront advertises low prices on costumes skirts and jackets with a promise of dependable dressmaking in Colac. The note urges early orders to avoid disappointment and claims to have the best dressmaker in town.
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Weather and events mix in Colac area notes
Mr Pearson forecasts misty overcast weather for Easter Monday while a sports gathering aims to debut a new operabag theatre at Colne duspicad. An Alvie Hall concert is planned, with Rev Brams conducting Presbyterian services and defence scheme medical examinations scheduled for Colac district residents.
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Colac Traders Association votes on holiday and wind-up
The Colac Traders Association held its annual meeting with 15 members present. A deficit tied to the secretary’s salary prompts a levy on 21 members, while a motion to wind up the association gains support amid internal disagreements and injures to the group.
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Rumored compromise on veto bill linked to Labour Liberal talks
London dispatch reports growing talk of a compromise between the House of Lords and Commons over the veto bill. The Times says moderates in the Liberals probe acceptability, while Irish Protestants and Labor members weigh joint committees to break deadlocks. The Daily Chronicle and Daily News react to the political tension.
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Asquith Announces Provisions for Members’ Payment
Prime Minister Mr Tl. Tf Asquith told the House of Commons he had arranged provisions for the payment of members this year.
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Proposed cooperative bacon curing factory discussed at Camperdown meeting
Provisional directors of the Proposed Western Thatrien Co operative Bacon Curing Company met at Leura Hotel Camperdown with many farmers attending. The meeting heard fears and hopes about establishing a bacon curing venture, with discussions on share uptake and future steps to form the company while noting interest from Colac, Cobden and surrounding districts.
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Bowling Club Tournament Outcomes and Matches
The report covers the tudroaingsta Dow im process singles rounds with Thurnfield defeating Forbes and Handley advancing via walkovers. It notes results in the second and final rounds, a Wednesday final between Thursfield and Handley, and a separate horseshoe and athletic club program with various heats, prize money, and notable attendees.
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SIMACT day 4 Camperdicen Colne Fair Notes and Rifle Event
A fragmented report covers SIMACT day 4 at Camperdicen Colne with mentions of shooters Forbes Kerr Lavater and W Langit among others. The text references a fair turnout, distances shot, and local participants including Mr A Gray and Constable S J Black, with scattered notes on shooting and prizes.
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Melbourne Meat Market Prices and Demand Hold Steady
At today’s Melbourne meat market buyers were fully present with higher supply. Baconets led the bulk, with extra strong sorts freely sold at trader rents. slips and suckers scarce, prices steady to firmer. porkers moderate forward with prices largely unchanged. backfat competition steady with fats and primes quoted across the usual ranges.
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Turbulent Conference Sees Unionists Push Arbitration
A volatile strike talks at Trades Hall feature shop stewards resisting direct employer control while seeking wage scales and arbitration. The conference outlines terms including reinstatement of many workers and a three year agreement with specific rates for drillers, strikers, and laborers, as leaders warn actions remain until an accord is reached.
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