Fruit and Produce Prices From Melbourne Market Report
Marker Mr R Morrigee reports Ebald weekly prices for fruit and vegetables. Cabbage sixpence per dozen, carrots sixpence per dozen, rhubarb one shilling per dozen, onions one shilling thirty to two shillings per case, tomatoes twenty to thirty pence per dozen, apples one shilling sixpence to two shillings per dozen, grapes threepence to sixpence per dozen, pineapples sixpence per dozen, melons threepence to sixpence, potatoes sixpence per bag, eggs ten pence to one shilling per dozen, hens and roosters prices listed. Also market quotes for wheat, oats, barley, onions and other Victoria fruit produce.
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R. Morrigee
Notices and medical remedy advertisement fragment
Fragmentary notice mentions remedies for eczema and skin conditions and references Dierrhossl and Hynes products. Includes scattered dates and unclear patient details. The garbled text suggests an old classified ad or health cure promotional item with vague claims.
Holiday Photography Gifts and Medical Remedies Ad
A festive ad promotes cameras and photographic supplies with prices from 5 shillings, plus a wide array of cosmetics and medicines. It lists items from Manware bets to cholera drops and skin remedies, all offered at Uray Street storefronts.
Exclusive Perfumes and Unusual Certimes For The Season
Specialty of unusual certimes core and imported scents not found elsewhere. Perfumes appeal to those seeking distinctive odor. Features Piver Roger and Gallet Atkinson Wolf Penand Lubrig offerings plus winter sets and gift items.
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Piver
Roger
Gallet
Atkinson
Wolf
Penand
Lubig
Watchmaker Val Pearson After Death Promotes Value Eyewear
Val M Pearson watchmaker and optician advertises value pricing amid claims of a warm weather forecast and urged customers to visit Colac shop. The notice invites townsfolk to inspect spectacles and emphasizes affordable replacements despite the death of the proprietor.
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Val. M. Pearson
Sad Optician
Colac
Calan Agricultural High School Local Council Appointments
State Executive Council named Mesara C F Sydenham and others to the Calan Agricultural High School local council. George Connor named manager of the Farmers Cooperative Company amid recent resignations. Easter events, railway site debate, and community notices follow with local personages and venues referenced.
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State Executive Council
Calan Agricultural High School
Mesara
John Hancock
Murdock M-Lennan
J. A. Leach
George Connor
Hecar
Farmers Cooperative Company
W. J. Wagg
Amenta
Oework
Bewley
Bilson Acid Co
Sunderland
Bears
Sam, Jacobs, Lielbrooks
Hosking and Co
J. G. Johnstone and Co
Furniture Warehous
Strong and Sen
W. Cl Svilenfam
Parkes
Ron A. Heap
JF. Parkinsou
J. Ro
Urquhart
Farrar and Warrison
W. K. Stephens
No McOre
St. Andrew's
Joerg
Il Alcl
Tier
GB Morphy
Ene
Messrs Tlives, Sage
Richards
Anid Mews
Ilaar
Folin
Marphe
Franter
Res
GB Murphy
D. Grauter
CL Murphy
W. Fouar
M. Richards
K. Fulson
Blaxabeck Streen
Mihai
Nimicker
Janchter
Lubrook
Chiality Drapers
Reveh Forest
le Brook
Berd Forest
Savemvill
Culie
W Foster
Darktown
Gray
Rilson and
Arbitration as a cure for industrial strife in modern society
A 1911 editorial argues that strikes hurt workers most, with wage loss and family hardship. It contends capital reserves help employers, while workers face economic peril, urging arbitration as a strong, decisive method to resolve disputes without prolonged conflict. It notes civilizational progress reduces strikes as a tool, favoring firm, comprehensive arbitration over half measures.
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Enrmiy
Butter Exports From Victoria Fall With Shipping Delays
Notes and events report Victoria exported 4 tons of butter worth about £9400 in the week ending January 1. The UK took 72 tons and other ports 12 tons, down from 49.04 tons the prior week as fruit shippers booked space. Cumulative exports since July 1 total 19,541 tons worth £9,051,805 with the UK at 18,2604 tons, South Africa 5754 tons, and Eastern and other ports 705 tons.
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Wictoria
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
South Africa
Eastern
Colac Yacht Race Bans and Novice Start Time
Local yacht club announces next Wednesday race schedule with a novice event at 3 o'clock around the loop. Trophy is presented by Mr Firth and entries include Comet and BED among listed vessels.
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Firth
Spwit
Comet Mis
Moonee Valley Racing Club March meeting results
Large crowd attends the Moonee Valley meeting. Hegults hurdles winner Boyong with J F P Edwards. Maiden Plate winner Fraith. Welter Plate winner Spinored. Valley Handicap won by Sentrome. Welter Purse taken by Thrave. Glenroy Handicap winner Full Sail. Times and margins noted for each race.
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T. Melbourne
Ioonge Valley Racing Club
Boyong
J. FP. Eawards
Keadout
Paul Asthore
Fraith
C. Andrews
Berry Canada
Mondian
Welter Plate
Spinored
Skyhole
Deciman
Sentronus
Dhobi
Mindful
Sentrome
Thrave
Highwater
L Tenager
Tfull Sail
Histori
Thers
Roseh XIII Racing Results Summary
Racing results from Rosehxiii show multiple races with winners and betting odds. Hot Air wins trial stakes by a length, Turula takes Turula Stakes with Band Bath and Sinner placing, Bucrosoy wins Juvenile Stakes ahead of Hart and Sweet Malt, Crown Derby wins Kotehil Cup with Electric Ware second. Time noted as 1 min 40 sees.
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Hot Air
Flamen
Erttie Wilber
Turula
Wirilia
Band Bath
Bucrosoy
Doevor Hart
Sweet Mate
Stedager Sweet
Brighe Ladikie
Electric Ware
Agst Apst
Electric Wire
Apple Pie
Crown Dertys
Australian cyclists clash amid track falls and big crowds
The report covers the Melbourne sporting scene with a chaotic cycling event. Clarke and Pye from Victoria led a long race with a 30 mile advantage over Pegler. A severe fall injured Clarke and others sparked intense reactions. The piece also notes Edinsind Turner’s jockeylicence return, billiards prospects for George Gray, and betting shop observations post the Gaming Suppression Act.
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Clarke Anid Pye
Victoria
Pegler
Pmil
Clarke
Berg
Hehir
Aixpress
Ald Clarke
Clarke ii
London
W. L. Murdich
Australham
Trumper
Sturboch
Bateman
Ednsind Turner
Turner
Lurmer
Sporting Life
George Gray
Stevenson
Gray
Melbourne
Cecil Harverson
Harverson
George Ureheal
England
Melbourns
British Exports to Germany and Australia in 1910
Mr Sydney Buxton, president of the Board of Trade, told the House of Commons Britain exported goods in 1910 worth 37,091,000 pounds to Germany and 46,924,000 pounds to Australia. He provided sole interesting particulars of export totals for the year.
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London
Sydney Buxton
Board of Trade
Queens
House of Commons
Great Britain
Germany
Australia
Rioters Sentenced at Cork Assizes
Seventeen supporters were tried for tinting and assaulting police at a meeting by Mr Redmond in August. They were found guilty and each received one month imprisonment.
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Weuter's
London
Cork Assizes
Willam O'Brien
Redmond
M P
Imprizoc Givent
Train Robbers Strike in Kansas Mountains
Six heavily masked men, wearing colliery masks, raided a train on the St Louis to Mountain Railway route in Coffeyville Kansas last night. They terrorised the crew and passengers before blowing up a freight car with dynamite and making their escape in motor cars.
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Reuter
Cocfey-Ville
Kansas
Shortage Impacts Russia Trade and Iron Import Policy
Shortage in the supply of cost goods causes narrows traces in Toussia. The Minister for Commerce plans to allow import of iron at a reduced rate before a specified date. The report notes government action to ease shortages and adjust tariff policy.
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Reuter’s
London
Narrows
Toussia
Theatre Fire Claims Multiple Lives In Lille Tragedy
A fire at a Lille theater during a performance caused several fatalities. An entire family of five residents on the premises perished in the blaze, with other patrons escaping before authorities contained the flames.
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London
Lille
Thames
Advertising Australia and Veiled Lantern Slide Show
A fragmented item notes advertising value of pastures and a lantern slide show in Britain and Australia. Mentions Redl, Attila, and Commonwealth attractions but details are unclear.
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Attila
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Victorian Amateur Athletics Track Champions
Victorian champions crowned at Albert Cricket Ground results include J Bruton Geelong A Hater, Winds. One Mile Walk W Murray and M Morgan. Hurdles J Davis and Greenham. Mile Race A Wheatley leading Agnew and W Scott. Three Mile race won by Long while Sproule placed. High Jump L Hovell and J Brake set Australasian record. 440 yards Hartkops and Laite. Vaulting L Walker and J Brake equal at 19 feet.
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Telegraph
Melbourne
Albert Cricket Ground
St. Kilne Road
J. Bruton
A. Hater
Geelong
UD Iilig
Hime
Logery
W. Murray
M. Morgan
A.C. Hevan
J. A. Olater
Gerson
J. Burton
J. Evans
Is. Long
Vines
Sproule
Ime
Davis
T. Greenhem
Gavan Puly
Ho Hell
J. Brake
Gavan Dull
Hartkops
Laite
Nugent
L. Walker
Swiss police convict mastermind in transnational burglary gang
Police in Switzerland convict Eliea Baumgartner and her lover Horschak for leading a burglary gang blamed for robberies across Switzerland Austria and the Riviera. Horschak, said to climb water spouts to enter rooms, received seven years and a half in prison. The gang funded by the elite is said to have operated in multiple European regions.
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Eliea Baumgartner
Baumgarter
Aaron
Ashe
Phoceeda
Nondreah
Trdbberga
Switzerland
Austria
Horschak
Bowen
Referendum Speech Outlines Australia’s Constitutional Powers
The Prime Minister Mir Fincer addresses a Warrnambool audience urging a referendum to empower Parliament to regulate industrial disputes and trusts. He criticizes High Court limits on inter state shipping and argues for broader federal authority to manage combines and labor conditions. He cites Deakin and past votes, warns against retracing steps, and backs arbitration to ease wage disputes.
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Mir Fincer
Warrnamboul
High Court
Humes
Australis
Australia
United States
Beskin
Ballarat
Deakin
Ir Deakin
Deakingeld
Arbitration Court
Beech Forest A N A Branch Meeting News
Correspondent reports Beech Forest A N A branch met on Tuesday with H G Michell presiding. New officers elected and twelve proposed for membership. Community welcomes a highly qualified medical practitioner as resident medical officer and expects membership to rise by about fifty percent. score details not available.
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Beech Forest
A.N.A. Wee
Lie
H.G. Michell
Vv Singhs
Cobden Tennis Team Beaten at Colac Mumme Cup
Cobden visitors struggled in Colac for the Mumme Cup with their best pair Heggie and George losing 6 5 6 4 while Forbes and Richmond led Colac to two wins and Colac claiming four rubbers. Colac dominated 61 games to Cobden 40 on the day.
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Cobden
Colac
Culac
Mumme
Dr Brown
Heggie
George
Cobunn
Williams
Thompson
Forbes
Richmond
Cabden
Fire destroys Milvadero business building. six firemen killed
A disastrous fire in Milvaderes last night engulfed a large business premises. At the blaze’s height the roof collapsed trapping firemen. six were killed outright, two critically injured, and many others seriously hurt.
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Milvaderes
Tragedy in Kent: Inquest Into Berndt Couple Deaths
An inquest was held today into the bodies of Mr and Mrs Berndt found yesterday in a villa at Bethen Kent. Berndt described as a stock broker, reputedly troubled by hallucinatory fears that everyone was their enemy.
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Reuters
London
Berndt
Bethen
Kent
Bean & Stock
Frida
Renee Sans Arepch
Parliament to vote on amendment to regulation bill
Ambiguous wire copy reports in London that the Commons will consider an amendment to the regulation bill. The aim is to limit stepping work and reduce related costs for the land and fee sectors as debated by unnamed members.
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M. Pearson
Cunad
Loy Wong
Him Jong the Jin
Ina
Lehour
Av Barts
Ridilwne
Liebe
Hefersiadam
Noxinus
Reuter
London
Frodar
Sthireinen
Tuas Ly 1A
Jwe
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Repaska
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Murray Keat
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Britigh
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South Aus
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