Geelong live buck market reports mix of stock descriptions
Fragmented report from Geelong market notes diverse livestock entries and descriptions. It mentions buck breeds, crossbred ewes, fleece weights, and price terms with unclear names and figures due to damaged OCR. The piece highlights competition among stock types and varying emcee weights.
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Geelong
Buuck
Tow Maul
Prine
Lute Bates
Lee Fey
Mary
Terimod
Fleeting Fragrance Ads From Murray Street Shop
An OCR fragment hints at a historic shop listing perfumes and scented items. It mentions brands or lines such as Paver Roget Ataioua Wolth Latig and various bottles, smelling salts, and related products. The text references Murray Street and a contact/telephony note.
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Paver
Roget
Teaiec
Latig
Sualtalbe
Holiday camera sale and farm auctions in Colaq district
A chaotic ad lists camera gifts and pantographic supplies with low prices, plus health remedies and beauty products. It advertises private sale terms for farms in the Goles district, dairy buildings, and improvements, then signs Thos. Baker of Cerusaca.
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Dhwallinas Dairy
Orbker
Guardian Insurance Co assets and coverage expanded
The Guardian Insurance Co reports total assets of £6,500,000 and offers all classes of risks including fire and fixture insurances at low rates. Also provides accident and employer liability insurance. Agent- A. D. Thomas Inspector-Richard James.
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IRE
TNE Guardian Insurance CO
Oreacu Stata
Lous
Colac Dairying Company April payments announced
A fixed prir per pound butter fat rate will be paid to suppliers for April. Cheques for total £12,912 0s 9d will be distributed at the Fire Brigade Station Murray Street on Thursday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. High cheques range from £118 7s 9d to £2 7s with many in the £50–£70 band.
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Prir
Colac Dairying Company
Fire Brigade
Murray Street
Colar Pastries Hospital
Colae Progress Association
Colac
Milway
Commonwealth Statisticiin
Gi. Wo Kuihhs
Melbourne
Census Bureau
Meleburoe
Gerry
Cressy
Htokew
Gheringlap
Marona
Plam
Beorry
Nfmeh
Railway Commission
Eran
ME. Kernat
Ludbrook’s
Colac PL O and A. Society
Hilson and Cos Wig
Unemployment Bill Aims to Aid Workers in Hard Times
The measure seeks broader scope and benefits for unemployed workers relying on manual labor. The Chancellor notes the plan offers limited payments but helps those facing livelihood gaps, arguing it reflects growing public pressure for more support of the masses amid high living costs and low wages.
Colac and district events and notices across day
A schedule lists rail departures from Colac at 12.90 pm and Camperdown at 1.46 pm with calls at intermediate stations. Return from Terang at 10.45 pm features football and golf. The Irish potato blight prompts State spray plans and seed varieties Exelsior and Eldorado. The Colac Town Choir concert at Victoria Hall received praise, with a long program and local performances.
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Colac
Camperdown
Terang
Alpine
Great Britain
Colac Town
Colac Musical Society
Victoria Hall
Chair
Mr F. Meyer
Misa Cousens
Amy Wella
al Trovatore
Angus M‘donald
Mre Brunes
Mr Hutler
Miss T. Lithington
Mr T. Bassett
Mra
A. W. Heap
Me R. Bassett
W. Fedderson
Rabilon
Calne
Chidren
Paulhan Borhra
R. and
M. Mowbray
Murray Street
West Central
Cannibal attack repelled by steam and scalding water
The Kassenga, a British steamer, ran aground near German East Africa after a collision. About a thousand cannibalistic natives attacked the ship while it grounded, but the crew repelled them with broadside steam and scalding water.
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Reuter’s
New York
Woemasi
German East Africa
Indian Torture Game Ends in Boy’s Burned Death
In Victoria British Columbia on Monday an eight year old boy died after friends tried a shocking mock torture game. They wrapped paper around him and set it on fire, his clothes ignited and he died from burns after enduring severe agony.
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Renter's
Victoria
B.C
Canada and Germany may sign reciprocal trade pact
Berlin correspondent reports that Germany and Canada may pursue a reciprocal commercial treaty. Negotiations would begin after an accord between the United States and Canada is concluded, signaling a broader postwar trade framework.
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Reuber’n
London
Berlin
Standard
Germany
Canada
United States
Woollen workers ballot at Huddersfield to decide strike
Reuters reports renewed conflict in Yorkshire between employers and woollen workers. Twelve thousand Huddersfield weavers vote on whether to strike or accept arbitration by the Board of Trade after wage and hours disputes emerge.
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Reuters
London
Mastley
York Shire
Huddersfield
Board of Trade
Reform of the Lords Proposed by Lord Lansdowne
Lord Lansdowne unveils a reform bill for the House of Lords proposing 346 members with a mix of elected peers nominees and clerical members. The life tenure would span 12 years with staged retirements for one third of certain groups. The government states it cannot approve the measure.
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Dearter‘s
Landux
Lord Lansdowne
House of Lords
Liv
Great Britain
Hisuse
Lord Morley
Privy Council
Lord Lansdouwne
Sir Joseph Ward Attends London Philatelic Dinner
Sir Joseph Ward Prime Minister of New Zealand attended a dinner hosted by the Junior Philatelic Society at the Trocadero in London. About 250 guests included Mr Lewis Harcourt and Mr Sydney Buxton as well as Dr J G Findlay. Ward lauded New Zealand’s role in the Empire and expressed hope for practical imperial unity at the upcoming Imperial Conference.
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Joseph Ward
New Zealand
Jinior Philatelic Society
Trocadero
Lewis Harcourt
Sydney Buxton
Colonel Seely
William Hall-Jones
Ward
J. G. Findlay
Findlay
Ray Powall
Nolan
Airdg
W. Lowther
Bredtker
House of Commons
Joseph War
Joesph Ward
Roe
House of Comminia
Doninion
Anniversary services and local events in Nalangd parish
The first anniversary of the Church of Buglaid in Nalangd will be celebrated Friday at Swlangil Stubbe Hall with a concert and tea. Local interest runs high and good weather is hoped for a large gathering. Also noted are losses from an up tram, heavy fruit yields in Irrewillipe, and postponement of a Catholic schools benefit event.
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Buglaid
Nalangd
Swlangil Jtubbe
H. Nicholson
Irrewillipe
Melbourne
Irrewillipo
J. Stanford
Lloyd George signals mutual insurance pact with Dominions
In London on Monday night Mr Lloyd George the Chancellor of the Exchequer outlined plans for mutual insurance agreements covering emigrants and immigrants under the Invalidity and Unemployment Insurance Bill. He said Britain would exchange advantages with the Dominions and would expect reciprocal concessions. The report mixes political notes with an unrelated public health advertisement for Woods Great Peppermint Cure claiming to drive off colds and keep people well.
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Reuter’s
London
Lloyd-George
Great Britain
Dominions
England
Dias to resign as soon as peace is restored
Mexico City reports President Dias will resign once peace is achieved. The peace conference between the Federal Government and rebel representatives will be resumed, signaling brighter prospects for the Mexican revolution.
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Reuter’s
Mexico City
Dias
Laver's Mill Devondale Sports Results and Ball Plans
The Devondale annual sports on the 29th featured top placers in events like Standing Log Chop and Potato Race on Horseback with Wallace and Athorn winning. A dance followed with 30 couples, and plans for a ball at Laver's Hill Hollon on the Ith inst benefit the Roman Catholic Church building fund. donations encouraged.
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Devondale
A. Wallace
Bone
H. Medhurst
P. Jarrett
J. Lucas
C. Lasson
W. Gano
H. Bom
J. Athorn
Alexander
H. Howe
Boyy’ Rapp
J M‘kentsie
Lt. Anderson
E. M‘kay
A. Murdoch
Tyrrell
Laver's Hill
Hollon
Murdoch Buchanan
Han Sec
Indies
Immigrants flood Ottawa line as railway work proceeds
The Ottawa station scene is crowded as immigrants pour into Canada. Reported growth in arrivals reflects sustained settlement in Great Britain and a widening rail link. Construction to widen the line continues while a new Presbyterian church committee is named and local weather remains favorable.
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Aera Melwleyy
Carlo Antunes
Antoinerti
Ray
New Presbyterian Church
FP. Miller
M. Buchanan
Trew
Helina
Latrdig
Pune
Decentralisation Plan Cuts Rail Freight and Returns
Acting Treasurer Mr Carmichael announces railway freight reductions targeting heavy stock and merchandise to shift settlers from metropolitan markets. A £50,000 cut will come from surplus profits, with no new taxation. Special low Sydney to regional rates to end, higher scale replacing them. return tickets largely abolished, except certain suburban and excursion trips.
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Carmichael
Hydney
Canaan
West's Pictures at Victoria Hall Delights Viewers
The Hamilton Spectator reports strong audience response to West's management program at Victoria Hall Friday. A foretaste of Monday’s show drew applause as audiences enjoyed Picturesque Salzburg, a Sudan campaign sequence with a horse, a humorous dog caper, a wedding prank vignette, and an Italian naval drill reel. The program mixed scenic, dramatic, and comic pieces to broad acclaim.
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West
Victoria Hall
Hamilton
Taeik
Witi
Salzburg
Amy
Evening concert at Yeo church features local performers
The Yeo church concert drew a smiling audience with sketches and songs by Miss Parker and Mrs Hayward, including Mill Miller as Joshua and Edward Fairleigh. Donations to the church and a valued pendant presented to Miss Parker marked a successful evening with profits around eight to nine pounds.
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Wits
Barrepuria
Omar
Ddiss
Hayward Misa L. Johnston
Cottman Ales
Dulinstune
Drogkins
J. Hunwok
Cottman
Mises K. Johuston
Eueurer
KR. Hayward
M. Barker
Mr Cottman
Vendivtta
Mer Miller
Me Miller
Joshua
Sir Lucas
Edward Fairleigh
Muss Hayward
Sylvia
Mel Wayson
Square Harry
Me Lone
Yeo Church
Miss Parker
Misa Parker
Yeo
Jess
L. Parker
Cliteman
J Hancock
St Cess
Cooperative Butter Factory Conference Defies Commerce Act Standards
A meeting of Victoria Co operative Butter Factories presidents and delegates protested proposed Commerce Act moisture limits for export butter. The 15 percent moisture cap was urged, arguing 16 percent is fair and aligns with England. The group also opposed compulsory grade branding for export butter and planned to present their resolution to the Minister for Customs.
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Athenseum
Cooperative Butter and Cheese Factories’ Association
A. J. Black
O'Tools
Yarragon
Victoria
England
Argyle
M.L.A
Ostrigg (Foster
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