Weekly stock sale reports with mixed cattle sheep prices
A market report describes a yarding of 261 cattle and 20 sheep with prices mostly firm. Strong demand for forward cows and vealers contrasts with a smaller, below-average yarding across cattle and sheep in the Dalgety and Con line sale and separate district sessions noting improved rates and varied consignments.
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T. Hyan
WY. Vaughan
M. McLennan
J. James
Bull
T. Hay
Ayrshire
We &Old
AC. Calvert
F. Stones
Rutland
A. Edwards
Romerick Ewes
Wo Lawrene
Wat
A. (. Calvert
E. A. Porter
Roxburgh
Somerton
T. V. Vaughan
Larpent
A. J. Padgett
TL Lock
Ballarat
J. Sherwell
Benalla
Lang
Grassy Vale
Beeac
Langley
Tenders invited for timber for Ghertughap to Maroona bridges
Tenders are invited for supply and delivery of squared timber for bridges on the Ghertughap to Maroona Railway. Sites include Birre gur Forrest Colas Beerh Forest Camperdyne. Tenders must be marked Tender for Timber and lodged with deposit in the Tender Box Melbourne before 11 am on Wednesday May 1.
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Birregur
Forrest
Colas
Beerh Forest
Camperdyne
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Church Anniversary at Colac parish and funeral notice
Ss John s Church of England Colac marks its church anniversary on May 28 with services at 11 am and 7 pm. The obituary for Charles Arthur Tullah, aged unspecified, notes his death on May 18 in Colac and funeral arrangements for this Friday at 4 pm from Pollock Street Colac to Colac Cemetery. The Association invites members to meet at the parish hall Friday at 2 40 pm to attend the funeral as a body.
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Colac
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Pollock Street
Colan
Colac Cemetery
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E. H. Davies
A. Heap
Burnice Giles
Geelong
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Villety
Veice
Eva Corsens
Miss Lillie Rowl
Goml
Mrs Heap
Yoire
Misa Rowe
Eva Thiessen
Sebastopol
Kenneth Stindell
Port Fairy
Minnie Bidup
Sebastopel
Zelma Englebw
Kenneth Stiddel
K. Murphy
Nive
Alive Davies
Colac Council split over thistle control policy
The Colac Herald reports heated debate on whether to exempt thistles from agricultural control under the Act. Colac council pushes firm eradication while neighboring shires urge exemption citing stock fodder value. landowners face boundary issues and potential land value depreciation if thistles recur near volcanic soils.
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Mallee
Chark
Colac Council
Railway piles tender notice for Gheringhap to Marron Road
Victorian notices invite tenders for piles and delivery on the Gheringhap to Maroona line with stations at Birregurra Percest Colac Beech Forest and Camperdown. Tenders due by eleven am Wednesday June 7. Quotations invited for 3400 yards of stone ballast delivered to Colac Beech Forest line near Roadmaster Miles office Warrnambool. E B Jones acting secretary AS Burchett etc.
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Percest
Colac
Heech Forest
Camperdown
P.D
Melbourne
Spencer Street
Colas
Beech Forest
Kiles
Warrnambool
E. B. Jones
Colac Shire Defends Thistle Eradication Act Enforcement
The council backs the Act and inspector’s thorough work to eradicate thistles. Some residents object to strict enforcement, but most farmers see the necessity to prevent weed spread and protect land values in the Colac Shire. Removal of the Act could trigger laxity and widespread thistle growth across rich northern lands.
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Colac
Rouneil
Colac Notes and Events Reflect Community Life
Weather caution as Mr W M Pearson notes a drop in temperatures with a SW wind shift and showers. Colac mourns the death of 41 year old Charles A Tulloch, former Gulac Derrying Company secretary, with funeral at Colac cemetery. Local notices include legal proceedings, H A C B S meetings, Pirron Yalloak branch talks, and a social schedule at Ludbrook's. Community groups plan drives, dances, and cooperative actions while shops advertise new materials and low prices.
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Melbourne
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Heville
H.A.C.B.S
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Grainger
St.Mary's
Ludbrook's
Colac Shop Employers and Drivers’ Association
Temperance Hall
W. Carroll
Thrusday
Melcome
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F. Parkes
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A. Dusting
Memrs
Bilson and Co
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Local shop ad lists budget wear and new fashions
An advertisement section promotes affordable underclothes and ladies wear at Mowbray’s in Murray Street Corse. It highlights winter skirts fleecy tams and knitted turbans with new collars for sale. Also notes the death of Mr Thomas Glass MP in Melbourne Hospital. Rail travel advice touts wool rugs to combat winter discomfort and Bilson and Co carry a large rug selection. Bpeedwell cycles offers stock from £12 10s with repairs on premises and easy terms.
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Bendigo East
Legislative Assembly
Melbourne
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Bpeedwell Cycles
Mat Burns
Murray Atrest
Colec
Advt
Reorganization plan for Agricultural Department announced
Melbourne cab inet subcommittee completes scheme for department re organization. Potato inspectors must resign. up to 15 pass Vegetation Diseases Act exam to qualify for re appointment.
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Melbourne
Agricultural Department
Death sentence handed to William N. Smith in Melbourne
William Norman Smith was sentenced to death with a recommendation to mercy for killing his child in North Melbourne on Thursday.
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Melbourne
William Norman Smith
North Melbourne
Japan's Intentions Statement by Vice Admiral Shimamura
Vice Admiral Shimamura, commanding the Japanese squadron en route to the Coronation review, dismisses talk of a Japan America war as ridiculous and says Japan has no designs on New Caledonia. He critiques the Australian Navy as weak and praises Australia as hospitable and delightful.
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America
Pacific
Australia
New Caledonia
Melbourne Herald
Elliminyt Debating Society Holds Winter Session
The Elliminyt Debating Society met on Wednesday evening with good attendance. Three new members were proposed as misorders. A donation offer of a grand medal for the most improved speaker was accepted. The syllabus was consolidated and efforts for a winter night school and family societies competitions discussed.
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Camberwell
Benallack
Hughes
Elliminyt
Minister of Education
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Colne Branch
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Alvis Mutual Improvement Society
Abus
Melbourne Pig Market Prices Inch Down as Demand Slows
Good attendance at Melbourne Pig Market today with 2240 head penned. Damages market dull with lighter porkers and primes selling 22 to 26 shillings, extras up to 48 shillings for high quality. Back at vere slack competition, prime weights 3 pounds 15 to 4 pounds. Other lines steady with minor rises. A note mentions Darby’s golden wedding and a football match between Colac and Derang.
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Gippsland
South Gippsland
Western District
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Gspringivile
Bownma
Bethanga Park
Mitchell
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Biao
Malbourne
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Colac Competitions Highlight Local Choir Support
Terang won in the former event but Colac Town Choir led a popular finish with visitors served coffee upstairs. Judges praised performances across vocals, piano, and violin with many remarks on technique, rhythm, and expression. The Colac Dramatic Society opens tonight as the contest continues this afternoon and a final concert is planned for Saturday night.
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Colac
I Ts Town
Tereng
O'Hagen M'Callan
Hayres
O'Hegan
Co- Inc Town Choir Anh
M'Callum
Amix
Ohare
Baturie
Colac Dramatic Society
Winter meetteenth notes from Comne Club secretary
Winter meeting notes from the club secretary Mr HW discuss daily tasks and upcoming work. Mentions modern tools, dental visits, and aims to attend casts and meritorious actions at Colac Woods.
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