Cattle and Sheep Auction Reports From Colac and Apollo Bay Markets
A detailed weekly report covers yardings at Colac and Apollo Bay with prices for dairy and beef cattle, calves, and diverse sheep consignments. It notes large attendance, firm to easing demand, and strong competition for draught stock, light delivery horses, and crossbred ewes, plus a Melbourne market snapshot showing steady start and lower close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Mulder
J. BE. Robertson
Alvie
Gene Trigg
W Reed
Melrose
Shom Inks
Saing
Mir Afi
Eurack
Warnepart
Stary
Wales
A. Kimatrick
Neal
A. Kilpatrick
Pirreguira
Mosere Stewart Gres
Cressy
HL Webl
Weem
B. Alsop
Colac
P| Sim
Balintore
P. H. Lock
J. Tavis
H. Gilmour
Chirnside
Rankin
Jd. Black
Mudewarre
J. A'Calhim
W. AM
Rensie
CG. Campbell
J. Gainger
Dalivers
Mere Turner
Turner
Geo. Ceanor
BP. Sims
T.m'grath
Birst. Sim
G. Culvert
Calvern Bros
Duncan
Alin Culvert
J. Dawkins
Laver’s Hill
Colas
Laver's Hill
Lavers Hill
D O'Shion- Hasay
Moomowroong
Masers Dalgety and Co
Jnst
J. James
J. M'Donald
Ilay
Carson
Scount
Baker
M. Calvert
R. ‘Anilly
M. Roberts
A. H. M' Kenzie
Andrew M' Kay
G. GH. Hills
P. Hoard
Jag, Flynn
G. M'Donald
Buckley
CG. Robertson
M. M'Lennan
Smith
Craszy
Acvant J. Porreil
Wyk
Lawrence
Apollo Hay
Telford Bree
Melbourne
Loans on farms and church notices flood old record
Credit Foncier offers farm loans from 60 pounds to 9000 with low or no charges for early payoff and flexible half yearly payments. Also lists church services at several Melbourne area notices, Ballarat stock market report, and executor notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregerra
Savings Banieg
Markos Street
Majbom
Colac notices mix business talk and social events
A local column mixes business notices and community items. It discusses tariff protection debate, a funeral at Warncoort cemetery for Mrs Healy of Bidegurra, and a Colac Waterworks meeting approving valve purchases and reservoir work. It lists stallholders for a St Soline’s fete and notes local trades including dental services.
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Isio Mra UD
Ciginger
Resognien m
Mlmders
Johnstong
Pearson Nowne
Wos
Wsrti
St. Solin's Church of England
Vietoria
Hallow
Othel Morrison
Liszie Mortisim
Mario Jolimaton
Chrissy
Dank
J. Laveyy
Marjoria Morrison
Lucas
Eve James
Ada
Lucni
Emily Thompson
Sweeta
Abe Brow
OD. Davies
F. Hughes
A. Bilgon
Odo
H. M. Fowell
Colac
Advt
Tweeddale Austin Gilver Wedding at Colac Church
Marriage notice from Colac reports Walter Wright and Selinn Austin wed at St John s Church Colac on November 24 1886 with Jolu Kulfind as minister Also announced is the Nedon Down the beloved husband of Susannah Down of Sonninge Street Colac aged 72 interred privately in Colac cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweeddale
Austin
Gilver
St. John's Church
Colac
Iter
Jolu Kulfind
Walter Wright
Willian Tweeddall
Baltarat
Selinn
Mt Colac
Edger
Susannah Ch. Down
Sonninge' Street
Ithe Colao Come Borg
Record Sale Report for Bullseye Cough Mixture
Advertisement notes a record quantity sold last winter and SARSAPARILLA BLOOD TONIC in spring demand. Mentions 216 bottles at Opposita Austral Hotel, Murray Street, Oolag. Telephone 41. Night bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opposita Austral Hotel
Murray Street
Oolag
Buc GAPINGTON and WHITE LEGHORN win big in local race
In a murky OCR read, BUC GAPINGTON and WHITE LEGHORN are noted as winners of a Government Gold Meds event with references to Epes for sale and a dogged strain named DON TWANTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buc Gapington
Australian tariff reform debate and protection concerns
Discussion on protective tariffs versus free trade in Australia. MPs lament rising imports, wage impacts, and factory costs as local industry seeks immediate tariff fixes to address wage and labor cost disparities with Europe. Chamber of Manufacturers presents resolution urging government action to rectify tariff anomalies and shield Australian industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelio
Govers- Michhb
Pedy
Eishh Lowes Hmit
Ama- StraHomin Miyfecturers
Agai
Colac Dairying Company appoints new secretary
At a Colac meeting of the Colac Dairying Company Mr W A Oliver was named secretary amid 85 applicants. The board discussed cheque payments and planned to shift to payable to order. A syndicate of farmers aims to export pork to London with weekly shipments and to push the Victorian pork trade.
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Cole
Qamperdown
Terang
London
Wes
Department of Agriculure
England
Ilsop
Department of Agriculture
Geelong
Vittorian Works
Home
Victoria
Dem
Minister of Defence
Hl” A. Slate
Iit
Colac Rifle Club Advances Range Upgrades and Matches
The Colac Tide Club has modernised its rifle range with a cement mantel, iron targets, and new firing mounds up to 100 yards. A friendly match was held as harvest duties paused, with 24 precise shots noted. The Colac Light Horse will meet Geelong for a Saturday match at 200 and 300 yards, as work proceeds on the club’s range under grant support.
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Magpis
Colac Tide Club
Pic
J. B. Osborne
Calac Mniffe Club
Geelong
Calac Light Horse
Lil
Close A
SteenDrive
Megge Ag 500
Revolt in Ghiha Report From Nanking Mission
A Nanking message says General Clung left with 10,000 men to strike 16,000 revolutionary troops before concentration near Nanking. He failed to halt the advance and has retired. Imperialists are surrounded, outnumbered, and their supplies are running short.
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Pekin
Nanking
Clung
Insurance Bill Debate Highlights Tory Money Bill Ruling
London proceedings note a House of Commons speaker labeling the Insurance Bill a money bill. The discussion references possible amendments and the party contest for the South Bermondsey by election with AL Berbert credited to Liberal influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Howse
Mr AL Berbert
South
Bo Mersey
Liberal Party
Naphoiuartey
Princess Louise of Saxony Seeks Separation in Royal Case
In Florence on a Wednesday night the Princess Louise of Saxony began legal proceedings against her husband Sigmar Posallt a musician. The judge urged reconciliation but the couple remain apart as the case progresses.
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Florence
Louise of
Saxony
Sigmar Posallt
Suffragettes confronted by police in London disorder
In London on a Wednesday night police faced suffragettes during a demonstration near Parliament. Of 220 defendants, 14 were charged with gamma and riotous acts. the rest faced counts of assault or property damage. Two women were cited for breaking shop windows valued at £59.
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London
Pollica Cout
Parlidment
Paris
Cosas
Mare
Amoitted
Tobacco Trust Reorganization Denounced In Congress
Aly Welix Levey, attorney for the independent tobacco companies, testified before the Congressional Committee on interstate commerce that the Supreme Court ordered dissolution of the Tobacco Trust was a sham and subterfuge. He argued the trust’s monopoly is still effectively intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aly Welix
Levey
Ahberney
Independent Tobacco Compan Jus
Congressional Committee On Interstate Pommerce
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court
SOUTH AFRICAN MAGNATE AWARD OF DAMAGES
Sir Joseph Tobingon, chairman of the Robinson South African Banking Co and mining owner, won libel damages in London. Defendants Lew Cohen and Bennett were found liable. Cohen to pay £1000 and Bennett £100. The case stemmed from claims of fraud and cowardice linked to Cohen’s book of reminiscences about Kimberley diamonds.
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London
Joseph B. Tobingon
Robinson South African Banking Co
Lews Cohen
Kimberley
Bennett
Plaintill
Preton
Joseph Tobe Inon
Joseph Hobinson
South Africa
Cohen
Nationalist Congress Opens in Capetown and Political Shifts
In Capetown on a Wednesday night the Nationalist Congress opened with General Botha in attendance at the colonial seat. Sir Thomas Smartt spoke in Durban about a new strong South African party uniting Afrikaner, Labour, and Orangeman factions to support Botha, while cabinet allies pressed a pro Afrikaner policy.
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Capetown
Wioomfontein Toaay
Botha
Saneete
Party
Whith Taco
Eradigato
Mualce
Atriow A. Whiteran
Thomas Smartt
Sprigg
Jnmonoy Minstries
Tha
Onionis
Durbin
Hat
Volk
Orangie Unio
Foress
Otha
Meeting in Alvie hall to discuss lodge branch
A correspondent reports a meeting at Alvie hall on Monday evening next the 27th mel for discussing forming a branch of the lodge. Oddfellows leaders Bio Waller Selwood will address the gathering and a gifts sale plus entertainment in Colac Hospital Linen hall is planned for the Alh Inst with local ladies backing the event.
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Alvie
PGM
Waller Selwood
Oddfellows
Mergone
Hu Colac Hospital
Alvin Hall
Alh Inst
Mre
L. G. Univert
Crceive
Ite
Quecosa
Export of Pork Inspection Arrangements Noted
Mr Alsop reports complete arrangements for inspecting pork exports to London. Intended shippers are asked to hold back their piss until further notice, with inspection to take place on Monday the 27th at mat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alsop
Glebe murder accused Moir faces court hearing
The unnamed youth Moir was brought before the City Court in Sydney on murder charges involving Glebe and Trevascus. A dental instrument was found at the scene. Moir admitted his name but denied Sydney presence. He later made statements about Trevascus and a letter offering to sell Pittinam. He is to be escorted to Sydney tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Tusadsy
Moir
Syuney
Wis
Belore
Kaour
Louway
Lonsdale
Lad
Sydney
Trevascus
Trevescus
Pasher
Bydney
Offences Against Health Act Heard By Court
The case concerns alleged offences against the Health Act and correspondence involving public health matters. The defendant faced charges related to unsafe meat dealing and the handling of swine for pork, with witnesses describing conditions and treatment. The proceedings touched on public health duties, water supply costs, and local authority charges, including a dispute over payments for pipes and meters.
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W. Selwood
Charles Th. Rees
Husa
P Toms
Pillip Sarment
Mahi
Tnt Sluucheer Yard
Tb Wits
Telich
Alfey
Nublie
Tonnig Club
A. S. Laieas
Hancock
Tn Fey
Iron Marks Y Trust
Immigrant's claim over passage money at Colac Court
At Colac Police Court Ernest A White of Ondit and James Davice of Oadit disputed £14 14s 0d for passage money. White argued fare deductions and breach of agreement. the court found for the complainant, ordering the defendant to pay the deducted amount plus costs. An order would be made for the defendant without costs.
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Colac
Rend Murphy
Waller Selwood
J.P
EB. A. White
James Davice
Oadit
Cunningham
Hancock
Ernest A. White
London
Australia
Davies
Avueielin
Melbourne
de Fooflent
Cottein
Met Augustus
Allan
Delendany
Defendant
Treweli
Hariing
Ondit
Lomdion
Deimmitagt
Anhove
Wr Hancock
P.M
Train Derailment Tragedy Kills One, Injures Eleven
A Midland Valley passenger train derailed at Mula Oli ama to lay causing one fatality and eleven injuries. Reuters reports a shocking railway accident with multiple passengers hurt as rescue crews respond.
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Reuter
New York
Mula
Oliama
Midland Valley
Nassanger
De Villiers Company to Present Master Magician of the Year
Colac playgoers will have a chance next Tuesday to witness one of the best all round magic shows by De Villiers The company of 14 with High class performers includes De Villiers himself and the Musical Group The program praised by The Mercury for stage craft and variety Also listed are Miss Millie Martha Miss Cladss and other featured acts with Jack Fosse Wheewo and Mr Mohan among the principals Tickets will be available at the box office priced to suit all audiences.
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Colac
Harald
de Villers
Sydney
Orbo
Melbourne
Atens
Ant Nile
Biss Lath Tosa
Martha
Pen
Banc Crawebaw
Alto
Jacekt S Fosse
Wheelo
Mumival
Mohan
Antach
Tony
Colemnis
Melbourne Pic Market Trade Details and Prices
The report covers a Melbourne market day with buyers present and varying sales. It notes prime and extra prime cattle and weights, with prices ranging from 17s to 24s for different classes, and mentions slack demand for porkers and irregular demand for fat cattle. Local feeders purchased a few lots, while prices show a general easing from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terilay
Sim Jengliv Sorle
Aviators Fall From 400 Feet Wrecks Injuries Reported
Fragmentary Chicago wire text describes a fall of 400 feet with aviators Toro and Ponantiow injured. A third party, Froid Welter, is noted as a possible fatality as the scene and ensuing hospital reports are referenced.
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Reuber
Chicago
Toro
Mintieh
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