Sheep and cattle sold at weekly market with firm prices
At our weekly sale we yarded thousands of sheep and hundreds of cattle, horses not spared. Prices held firm for fat cattle and strong demand for store cattle with competition across cow and heifer lots. Several buyers including Messrs Read and Speed were noted, as were forthcoming consignments and forthcoming clearing sales in September.
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J. G. Johnstone and Co
Geo
Read
Virron
Melrose
C_ Speed
Messrs
Domney Bros
W. Matthews
Anne Bheep
Wieke
Owether
Merime Wethers
Fels
Hoyers
Wo Tate
Luo
J. J. Kubert
T. T
Wiese
Ems
al. Dahers
T. Merrath
Mefalbana
Las
M Mahon
Leives
Lehi
Alan Fuller
Meurrath
Lee
E. Ute
Gala
Patty
Fo Holland
Vultee Omnes
Ho M' Nell
Toes T
Davis
Lest Lake Mo
H. Leek
Lss
Coust
AL Bond
J. J. Levine
Bitrecurry
T. L. Howe
Mexsti Toyne Dros
Ani Wales
Horace
Dalgety and Co
Jamited
Mesary Haker
Sydeotam and Co
Bert Cone
Uiies Lsvy
Ami
Tate
J. E. Robertson
T. M*kellar
W, T. Stretch
J. W. Perce
Aya
Jus. Hayish Metinn
Bamber
J. Go Hebertson
Arcount
Jas
W. Ehepee
Fotarey
Mulder
KF J
Mtr
Ie Coalihau
Joho
Gatesuit
Satishirbory
Wethers
Peres Watienof
Australa
Melbourne
Tveth Berg
Thoman
Olsen
Ted
Watchmaker's shop sale and political climate notes
Wwardley jeweller and optician items advertised in shop sale led by E Herbert Lewis with tea lots and Corsets. The article also surveys federal politics with Labour Liberal tensions, leadership changes, and implications for the coming election.
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Wwardley
E. Herbert Lewis
Colac notes survey shows rain, shows and shows
Rainfall 24 points in 48 hours at Colac post office. Colac shows and races events include Camperdown show entries near last year totals, horse sections from Port Fairy to Dennington, and a large stock sale with 700 yarded and £7170 in receipts. Public notices cover railway agitation and local council rate deadlines. The Royal Welsh Male Choir performed in Colac, and local church affairs in Geelong dominated parish discussions.
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Coltic
Pir Brown
Norman Wilken
Cie Cullenuin
Colee
Mewsra J.G. Johnstone and Co
Moegre Adamson
Port Fairy
Dennington
Melbourne
St Colac
Dalgety
James Moloney
tHorse
Shoe Lake
Beeac
Colne
Tuy Tuaeter
Colac Court House
As. Brown
J. Hatsen
J. Th. Hayward
J. King
M'bLennan
G. M.leod
Bouweesup
T'Femier
Tovernment
Mi Istry
Lenehiats Council
Air Pthomas
Searth Western Tourist Association
Devonport
Tasmania
Tostiunia
Melboarne
Conreis
Cyele
Moteur Gan Repairs
Helland
ST Werle
Eoyts Ff
Allee
H. Trueman
Wis
Waller Tuberts
Schiol
J. Robertson
Glen Alvip
Edwin Trenbardk and Co
ToGo
Seaport
Royal Welsh
Corta Hall
Jasd
Harlech
Wigjit
Killarney
Todd Jones
Mary
BR. Jones
England
Geelong Christ Church
Newtown
Faulknor
Geelong
Onder
Unclear Horse Races Staged At Gatlarat Miners Turf
Reports from Gatlarat note Lady Raofting winning the November Handicap at the Miners Turf meeting. The Biligrat races saw disruptions including a scramble over betting while several horses were scratched or failed to go under the measure. The Melbourne Cup incident and a long list of participants are mentioned with a plan for future matches and committee actions.
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Gatlarat
Raofting
Lady Monn
Nyrka
Blue Bell
Zoe
Guteemlay
Bolton
Rawamge
Rivenche
Wehorst
Spyeralt
Werkearth
Flemington
Tre Chariaen
Khalee
Creel
Wierreanleret
Qeereleatay
Eli
Polwarth
Amdrew
Te Va
Pom O 'Trewin
Ee Wile Henis
HO Piper
Yous
Teagan AL
Wo Bblett
Jo Lead
RKO
Rxylock
W. Holmes
A- Alexander
Wo Itruves J. Dipiase
Wo Duncan
Chua Shewart
Land settlement policy and junior branch meeting notes
The article outlines land settlement aims by the Premier, stressing easy terms, crown lands, and private effort. It details a junior branch meeting at Temperance Hall with Bro. Duckworth presiding, one new member, plans for a December program, and discussions on water supply, irrigation, and gradual land transfer.
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Premir
Lan Venent
Watt
Ture
Thos
Bent
Lapda
Culac Teat
Temperance Hall
A. Duckworth
Prestider
J. W. Bilson
Siup
F. Meyer
T. Rent
C.R
Bro
Duckworth
Meyer
Steck
Banks
Tates
Week's fabric and clothing bargains listed by shop
This week offers washing prints and floral muslins with new dress fabrics in various prices. Special lines include calicoes laces embroideries black and colored dresses white muslin blouses skirts hats gloves hosiery and men’s and boys’ clothing with a display of soft white shirts and straw hats at bargain prices.
Millinery Exhibition Promises Stylish, Up-to-Date Hats
The Display promises a thorough millinery exhibition with fashionable lines. Notable offerings include 20 lagen children's Galatea hats, 15 each per dozen girls white mushroom hats, white and grey ribbon corsets, silk glace ribbon, and extra heavy twisted print in prints and white muslin insertion, all priced in the advertised 6d to 1s ranges.
War Kir Bag and Art Work Education Drive
Fragmentary notice notes a push related to education and work, mentioning terms like War Kir Bag and Well Gut Bult. It references efforts, forts, and the idea that if Suit is worth paying it is worth making properly, implying a drive toward craft or production profitability.
Melbourne News Tales of Sudden Death and Estate Notices
Walter Knight a Ballarat tobacconist died after a collapse at the Royal Swan Hotel en route to hospital. John Hyland of North Melbourne injured by a tram in Brunswick while wedding couple items were dragged under a vehicle. Daniel Thomas of Colac left £6482 to widow and children. probate lodged. Quiry in Sir Thomas Fitzgerald estate paid final balance £34,162 with duties.
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Melbourne
Walter Knight
Ballarat
Royal Swan Hotel
John Hyland
North Melbourne
Brunswick
Colac
Daniel Thomas
Etebate
Thomas N. Fitzgerald
Hosteln
Lonsdalee Street
City
European Purchases Tie Wales Railways to Cardiff Docks
Reuters reports the Taff Vale Railway Company plans a major deal worth £20 million to operate passenger and freight services over the Rhymney and Cardiff tramways and include Bute docks at Cardiff, aiming to divert trade including Penarth by vessels totaling 17,000,000 tons. The note also mentions stockouts and disease concerns in the United States and a Japanese government loan.
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Reuter
London
Taff Vale Railway Company
Wales
Rhymney
Cardif Paiyway
Bute
Jn Cardif
Penarth
Industrial Bank of Japan
Korea
Lumiey Memorial Window Unveiling at Local Church
The Lumiey church plans a memorial window ceremony for the late Edmundson of Elliminowr with an unveiling by Rev John Gilles at 2 30 pm and 7 50 pm on Lumiey 2nd. A youth committee meeting discussed funds and events leading to a December fundraising hall event.
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Lennon
Oyterian
Lumiey
John Gilles
Flarlington
Edmundson
Elliminowr
Filmunadson
Tate
Bus Bicket
Puiding Fund
Kiprecarra
Shebmiein
Tienen
Sterns
Forrest Aml
Forrest
Tirresurra
Ube
Colat
Birrecorrsa
Colac
J. Daw. Bun
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