Colac Herald Advertisements Open and Timber Trade Notice
Colac Herald issue lists a wide array of ads for goods and services including timber and hardware suppliers, a gallery and auction entries, sawmills and steam operations, and offices for up country goods. It notes Wool and Produce deposits, money lending, and various business openings and freight services as part of regional commerce.
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Essas
Fonwannma
Fenepere
Winchelera
Rathway
Laliy
Legrerdt
Threwnertd
Estate Trustee Demands Payment of Outstanding Accounts
Notice from EDMUND COOPER trustee to settle all accounts owed to the estate. Co trustee Mr J W Bell of Geelong authorised to receive payments after this date. Collyer and others are not authorised to collect funds on behalf of the estate.
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J W. Bell
Geelong
Collyer
Edmund Cooper
Public Honey and Sale of Liquors Bill Debated
The Assembly heard Mr. Gillies present a new Public Honey and Sale of Liquors Bill. It bans new licenses for three years post-enactment, requires ratepayer ballots for increases, preserves Sunday trading, sets disqualification for repeated offenses, and allocates license fees to a general fund for local bodies. Critics fault the bill for failing to address widespread Sunday trading violations and question its fairness and timing.
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Gilllies
Grutres
M'Cultoca
Colac notes on lectures, church treat, and local affairs
The column reports a forthcoming lecture by Hon. Graham Berry on Protection at Colac, the St Johns Church Sunday school treat with a rain delay, and a day of games, meals, and farewells at Mr Vaughan's paddock. It also covers meetings of local stewards, a legal case at the county court, a cricket match, water analyses at Pirron Yaloak, and various society and racing items, plus regional news from Melbourne and Sydney.
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Graham Berry
Midfellows’ Hall
Colac
Wenhall
Berry
Langton
St. John's Church
J. Wage
Maria
Ani Nume
Cobb and Co
Stephen Vaughan
Irreworra
J_ Wage
Mire
Vaughan
Goma
Lush
Colonial Bank
Cahill
Menara
P. E. Cahill
T. Pengilley
W. Lambell
Shanaban
J. Townsend
M. M.grath
W. Turner
J. W. Lush
J. M.callum
T. Davies
J. W. Bird
G. Hardy
C. Pescock
W. Halliday
M Bosh
Yeo Bath
Interv
Mai
E. Qoop
Morris
Morgin
Mom
Comm
Marroon Cluba
Hirregurra
J. H. Beall
Pyle
Murroon
Culac
Roma
Fieth
Hackland
Johnson
Hass
Gordon Gardner
Sarn
A. Connor
Pirron Fuloak
Rogers
E. Cooper
T. C. Kemp
Margare and a sixteen year old girl case on the city court
Immersed in a string of local scandals the report details a sixteen year old girl and her mother, the latter claiming the girl was repeatedly compelled to leave home due to frail health and alleged improprieties. A man named Mark Lyons is remanded amid police involvement in a separate carnival season episode. The piece also notes notes on a St. Gyth opera plans, a botched surgical case, and political reflections as residents await Francis’s return.
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Carlton Gardens
Garien
Ruthie
Standish
Sim
Faas Othe
Vin Squatter
Blue Tor
Duranve
Mark Lyons
Wirtak Tanjore
Ga Bai Ma
St. Gsyth
Sydney
Conley
Robertson
Lillywhite
Allboar
Eula Ha
Richmond
J. G. Francia
Francis
Texica
James Mt
Railways Stakes and Darlington Stakes Shine at Le Plate Meeting
At Le Plate meeting, Sibyl won easily in the Stakes with Briseis breaking clear to win by two lengths as Irish Stew faltered. Descriptions recall the Darling Stakes finish with Deacon and Evenlight, while Brinsis fought to hold lead and other horses eased to the background amid a dusty course and slow times. A landowner, Mr W O Yuille, bought a horse for £210, but many bets and results reflected a topsy turn of the spring racing card.
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Mr. Wilson
Musidern
O'Toole
Geelong
Briseis
Cop
Hart
Prince of Wales
Prince of Wales, Was Obecrved As A Public Halitay In Colac
South Melbourne Cricket Ground
Frank Hewitt
Fred
W. Davia
Hewitt
St. Oayth
Hobson's Bay
Plymouth
Cape Otway
Ralph Leigh
Wea
Hale
Malbourne
Sibyl
St Alben
Hriseis
Tim Whitlier
Briseia
Lepedence
Timothy
Copy Clifton
Deacon
Hontaman
Evenlight
Sunnight
Ted
Aniding
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