Livestock Sale At Mosere Dalgety Yard Top Prices
Mosere Dalgety and Co held their weekly stock sale yarding 20 head of cattle and 950 sheep. Fat cattle were in short supply with strong demand. top dairy cattle prices reached up to £19 for a Jersey cow and high prices for milkers and springers. Sheep trade remained steady with good clearance, and dairy cattle, store cattle, and calves commanded solid prices across multiple consignors and accounts.
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Mosere Dalgety and Co., Ltd
M‘rae
Vaughan
D. O'Shannassy
J. Darmody
J. M‘renzie
Jersey
T. Clarke
Colac
A. W. Grainger
T. M’grath
Jas Flynn
Ryan
Matthews
TD Easy
W. Dalwn
H. Hills
Middleton Bros
Wint
Stansmere
J. EL Dohrmon
Gover
Beasley
de Brooke
Ommahack
Wien
Ecomielack Owerkoers
Lawson
Trosstierd
Leiter
Cowie
Zarar Ld Hogfups
Meser
Mure
Mo Noack
Bo Ben
Fy Siyelat
Cw. H. Marrinet
Oodnider
Martins
Hall
Av Miller
Vendora
Puvere
John Ince
Messrs Baker and Son
Pembornejt
wWe
Hanson
Alvie
E Ward
Laver's Hill
Britt Bros
Murroon
B. Belaw
Creek
Desire Collyer Dbros
A. Lealir
Carliele
Wray
BR. Richie
Geo
Crabbe
A. Lestie
Carlisle
Robert Hichie
T Crowe
Crowes
Martin Tanis
Irrewurti
Warncourt
Lhoke
Wangeril
Winchelsea
Birregurra
Andare
Join Doulas
Burley
Ory Cook
Ettye
Praod Howe
Lai
Lismore
Monga
Bell Clearing Sale
Berg, &c
T. , Clarke
And
Melbourne Live Stock Market Report Amid Mixed Cattle Demand
Victorian market notes show 2760 fat cattle yarded from multiple districts with strong demand and prices near late levels then closing weaker. Prime pens range £9 8d to £18 10s with quality varied. fat cows up to £5 15s and calves about £5 to £6 10s, some weights and grades more buoyant than others. Fat calves near 750 penned, well-grown calves scarcer. prime steers and heifers around £5 to £7 with higher extra levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euthippeland
Gappeland
Tenwinder
Jante
Jalanee
TALLARAT LIVE STOCK MARKET REPORT
Tasmanian stock market update notes fat cattle and sheep trading. Prices rose overall with prime pens bullocks reaching high levels and best cows improving, while demand varied across descriptions and many classes showed cautious activity. Merino sheep and crossbred stock also moved with notable gains in some categories.
Auction House Report On A Busy Sale Day
Mr G F Anketel reports a successful bale day with mixed lots including tomatoes and apples sold per case. Furniture demand is strong with brisk bidding and nearly all stock cleared. Mosers Toomas and Joyce note selling out furniture at the Mart today.
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Messie Selwood
Gellibrand Street
Oates
M'Grath
A. W. Prize
G. Anson Houee
F. Sharp
Duncan
Tooradin
G. F. Anketel
Mosers
Toomas
Joyce
the Mart
Western District Factories Co Operative Produce Report
The Western District Factories Co Operative Produce report shows steady market rates for cheese and dairy items. Prices range for new makes from 9d to 67d per pound, with semi mature and matured varieties priced higher amid fluctuating Word market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turada
Co- Operative Produce Co
Melbourne Produce Market Price List
Melbourne market prices list various commodities with names Yoduai Liran Wollard and others. Flour and maize values appear alongside English malting hay straw potatoes onions and related figures. Prices range from 2/ to 7 per unit and per ton in a late 19th or early 20th century format.
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Yoduai
Searle Builder Moves to Colac Premises in Manners-Button Street
A H Searle builder and contractor announces purchase of premises in Manners-Button Street Colac from Education Superintendant. He plans to operate a cement store and wholesale trade with updated facilities and extended services for Bolt customers and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colac Anil
Diekeiee
Manners-Button Street
Education
As & Bh
Boltw
Ton
Unsigned Colac Racing Meeting Details and Auction Notes
A garbled Colac racing program outlines a winter meeting with hurdles and steeplechases, listing events, stakes, entry rules, weights, and venues. It references Elston and Champlin, una cycle, and local agents with dates and entry deadlines. The text also mentions a talking machine advertisement and a nearby agency in Colac.
Wales Golf Club to Hold Special General Meeting
A Special General Meeting of the Wales Golf Club will be held at the house on the decks next Badur day the 10th inst at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. H Gordon Tyzack is the honorary secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales If
H. Gordon.tyzack
Hon. Bec
Local Chimney and Home Repair Offered at Reasonable Prices
A district notice proclaims the author will undertake any chimney or related work by contract or day rate. Satisfaction guaranteed and prompt attention promised via a post card inquiry.
Kodak Holiday Family Reunion Photograph Love
A nostalgic note promotes the Christmas Kodak to capture home memories. It touts the pictured story of a family reunion with happy children and young adults returning home. It highlights simple Kodak use and presents Brownies as a product option.
Rev G B Murphy to deliver monthly sermon to Young Men
A church notice states on Sunday May 11 at 11 morning and 7 evening Lt ith May Morning and Evening services led by Rev G B Murphy M A Monthly sermon to Young Men at Evening Service. In loving memory of Mars Burgess who died at Colac on May 9 1911 inserted by Carrie and George Sexton Cue WOOA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Murphy
Margarine labelled as butter sparks import debate
A Sydney conference report warns margarine is sold to mimic butter, undermining price fairness. Britain’s weekly margarine production plus imports total 1,339,705 cwt in 1912, with retailers elevating display and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sydney
Co-Operative
Great Britain
Eltc
Margarine Deception Threatens Butter Trade Warned
The article discusses how margarine makers imitate butter using coloring to fool consumers. A conference urges Imperial Parliament to ban coloring in margarine to protect butter and retail interests in England and the colonies. Substitutes on the market pose a serious threat to the butter trade amid growing use of colorized margarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Sporting Notes From Colac Districts Various Events
Golf teams prepare for the Carorooke first round over 14 holes with monthly four best rounds counted. Rifle shooting by Colac Cheb on the joy al range at 2 pm over 400 and He yards. Tennis final for the Mumme Cup at Cole course between local all Camberdown teams with Colac representatives listed. Warrnambool Cup racing won by Prince Kirk with Harulator second and a dead heat for third. Warrnambool Amateur Turf Club results include hurdles pony race and Ladies Bracelet winners. Wellington Stakes and Fly Stakes outcomes noted with Kwasind and Maragul among top performers.
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Cole Course
Prince Kirk
Harulator
Lornez
Mirene
Warrnambool Amateur Turf Club
Tnal Hanticap
Tulcum
Bonton LV Ur
Misa
Price Sto
Hurdle Hace
Spanish Friar
Ludwig
Kureethung
Price
Litte Bean
Nadina
Almateur Turf Club
Langulac
Kwasind
Maragul
Black Twist
Evens
Lecture on Temperance Moves at Methodist School Room
Miga George of the W C T L gave an engaging lecture last night in the Methodist school room on the Temperance movement. A large audience attended and the event included songs and recitations. A branch of the WALTT was formed and many new members enrolled. Miss George spoke to the ladies in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miga George
W.C.T.L
Methodist
WALTT
Miss George
Winchelsea Community Notes and Local Incidents
The Winchelsea Remeeting at the Free Library heard the Winehelped Football Club report a healthy financial status and a championship win. Rev Ethason, leaving for Cambell, was farewelled. Church vicarage renovations loom as six months away. a derailment accident at the railway station involved a motor car and horse hauling, with no injuries. Armytage notes the Pleasant Estate hare ownership and other local happenings.
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Anken
Mbp
Alex Anderson
Birregurra
Dor
Trevais
Aken
Thos Hole
Mitee Stephens
Man
E.tthason
Leavin Winchelsea
Cambell
Mechanics Institute
Cy Po McCashin
Giason
Ma Chen Dunges
Gasen
Church of England
Gason
Winchelsea
Grelong
Mt Pleasant Estate
Armytage
Geelong Meeting Seeks Rail Line Extension and Timber Prosperity
A Geelong Town Hall gathering urged a deputation to the Railways Minister to extend the Wensleydale to Henwer rin line, a 13 mile route. Speakers highlighted vast timber resources and coal deposits, predicting mine profitability and noting winter access hardships for settlers. A separate Albert Hall meeting backed Wedleyan Missionary Society relief, with £11,000 deficit pledged in subscriptions. Week’s note mentions Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs.
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Geelong
Wensleydale
Henwerrin
Albert Hall
Lomton
Wedleyan Missionary Society
Empire Day Celebrations Push Colacombe Festivities
Empire Day committees plan a 12 o clock closure and a grand motor car parade in Colacombe. A federal flag prize for best decorated business and a smaller prize for best private residence are offered. All schools within 13 miles invited. children receive cake and sweets. A torch light procession, fireworks, and illuminated market square border the event. Next committee meeting set for tomorrow night at Shire Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colacombe
Ami
Ansiat
Market Square
Shire Hall
Ovlack
Colac Fire Brigade Holds Meeting Plans Empire Day Involvement
The Colac Fire Brigade met at the Fire Shed with Captain F. Srdkes presiding and about 15 members present. They discussed participating in Empire Day demonstrations on the 24th, formed a committee to set management rules at Victoria Hall, and reviewed a successful brigade concert. The Chief Officer praised the brigade's drill, discipline, and cohesion, noting strong attendance and the secretary’s diligent work.
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Colac Fire Brigade
Wea
F. Sdrkes
Victoria Hall
Heans
Mermbere Tod
Elliminyt Junior Footballs Opener Versus West Hind Juniors
Elliminyt junior footballers prepare to meet West Hind Juniors on Colac cricket ground tomorrow with all players urged to attend practice. Elliminyt Teonie Ulup hosted a social evening at the Public Hall last Monday drawing a large crowd and a variety of games. The Buiminyt Debating and Mutual Improvement Society held its usual meeting on Tuesday with four new members elected and three proposed. The society plans to ask Progress Association and Political Labor Council about Saturday meetings and to invite Birregurra Improvement Society to arrange a debate at Hilliminyi with visitors selecting topics and sides. A debate on whether rising wages Benefit the working man followed, with the affirmative led by W Kyfe, Lowe, Walters, Yeatman, Box, M’Kenzie, Morrison, Bell and Lowe. the vote favored the affirmative by one. The next meeting will feature Games Might.
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Elliminyt
Toe
HH. J. Hills
Progress Association
Political Labor Council
Birregurra Improvement Society
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Part
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T. Tindale
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Jobin Baker
Pombornell
Pirron Yallock
J. C. M‘donald
W. Alexander
Join Hayes
Cororcoke
Jas
Hayes
Breese
ElifMhinot
A. Barber
Nalangil
W. H. P. Miller
Mesers Boyd Bros
Pembornell
Messre Dennis Bros
Gerangamete
A. Barker
W. F. Dunford
Railway Street
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Meluvc
Thuredar
A. H. Searle
Dr. W. Wheeler
Murray
Elston and Champlin
Jon Astade
Ali
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Elston Ant
Champlin
Sporting
Etac Turf Club
Jon K
Buuve
V.R.A. Bules
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A. G. Handall
I. Darey
M. P. Consedine
H. M'Goldrick Ballarat
A. G. Bendall
Warrnambool
Wedeslay
Mexars Watson
Spendall
Darcy
V-R.c
W. R. Edgar
Bec
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Colac West
P.O
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Desirea
Colac East
Ordebe
KODAK
Has. Wilgoox
Gellibrand ,T
Queen Street
St John's Church OF England
Whitsunday
Cyeuree
NAS
ANGIL
WM. Higgins
Hon. Seo
Cys
T. Fischer
India
T. B. Fischer
Methoover Church
Ar. Andrews’ Presbyterian Church
Memoriam
Chevolin Herald
Colac Observer
Victoria
Francis Flacknagan
Carorooke
Larpent
H. Vaughan
Colae Hospital
Colae PL
A. Bonely
Society
A. V. Vaughan
F. Sydenham
Jobo Meredith
J. Huckle
W. O
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George Cooper
FP M'Callum
L. Levey
E. Williams
T. Hillard
G. Cooper
J. T. Cooper
E. Pilchen
A. Drayton
Morrin M‘evitt
J. W. Parnell
Rrigade
E. M. Ralph
Hindhough
20Th Light Horde Regiment
Preseo Range
Light Horse
Parnell
Uatani
Public Works Department
Red Rock
Bhire
C. H. Neylon
Catani
Church of Christ
G. E. Chandler
Fischer
O Jaing
Foreign Mission Society
The
Churches of Chnat
Australia
W. E. Stephens
Anna
Buckley
Mary Bi
Deven
Sporting Notes
Cheb
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