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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 15, 1900
Page
1
Imported wools now dearer as prices advance with new rates. Paton's Ron Pingering Wool costs 24 61 per end, Paton's Yeni Finigerinu 2s 11d per item, Paton's Riss Allen Yarn Be 6d per head, Paton's Sapee Aling Yarn 2s 20) per bond, Merlin Fines age all colors Af bend Shidulusinn head Shetland Wool.
Autumn Season promotions showcase every department stocked with new novelties and children's wear. The display highlights minty treats and assorted items across fashion, home goods, and footwear, emphasizing small profits and quick returns for shoppers.
Edge of Watches Melbourne exhibition promotes Waterbury watches and boots. Laces and evening shoes for ladies in white kid leather, with children's garments and dressmaking services emphasized. The Lange Yard and Free table items draw attention as capacity expands before the season ends.
A garbled supply notice mentions stock import, customer orders, and wool markets. It references lower prices and mentions items like Colonial Fla Neti lew and Be Deeea with unclear context and several misspellings.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Blousinga and Rhye Fivanoletlos leading a fashion pitoune mink scene with Velvyteonn and Brat chpion amid debates on delays and beauty standards. The passage emphasizes desires for quicker progress and stronger display in the attire showcase.
Fragmentary text describes various clothing items and new shapes in Utatore with unclear associations. The readable terms include manties capes mackintoshes and cryo debate, but specifics about people places or events remain ambiguous.
A fragmented market style notice advertises tweed suits including Irish and West of England options and a guaranteed perfect fit. It mentions our tailoring department and praises the work while noting prices and fitting assurances despite garbled phrasing.
Advertisement notes the newest in trimmed millinery and imported garments. It touts girdles, belt wares, and various articles from colonial and imported lines. Prices are listed for ladies hats and related accessories, offered by Wyailice Belt Harn and other importers.
Fragmentary OCR lists various clothing items including Mackintoshes and caps with vague pricing. Mentions oiling and inside details unclear. Contains numerous garbled phrases and likely catalog boilerplate from a bygone retailer.
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