Geelong Livestock Market Report Highlights Strong Demand
The Geelong sale shows brighter demand for fat cattle and fat calves with bulls up to 11 10s and cows to 10, fat calves around 71 and prime quality stock in demand. Wethers kors to 19 79, crossbred ewes to 1y, merino ewes to 10, and best fat lambs at 17s 1d. Melbourne dairy prices list flour Bran pollard maize and potatoes with varied per ton and per cwt quotes.
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Inierior Clasen
Anc Evverall
Melbourne
Blood remedy advice prompts cautious selection
A brief business notice urges readers to inquire about a blood remedy and to exercise care in choosing a product. It warns that some remedies may cause stomach upset or overall disturbance and stresses verifying claims before purchase.
Local shop advertises low prices on crisp goods
A storefront highlights sharp deals on crisp goods with emphasis on very low prices. Shoppers are urged to visit for savings on everyday snacks and pantry staples while supplies last.
Obituary and notices from the period paper
Mr A F Johnson late Methodist Client Missionary at Colac and Eskimosyt died aged 26 after a brief illness. He arrived in January 1911, served faithfully, and planned to move to New South Wales as a married man. His death follows a farewell in Mibyt and a step to Stroud and then Coffs Harbour. Sympathy extends to his widow and mother. Also noted are Caledonian Sports entries, a death of Mrs Margaret Skjellerup at Camperdown, and a Regatta Committee meeting with travel plans, daylight fireworks, and amusement arrangements for the upcoming event. Further snippets mention a company’s financials, stock, and profits, and a note on various local matters.
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H. I. Ford
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New South Wales
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Stroud
Xsw
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Sening Developmienta
Melbourne
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M'Lennan
Sperty
Margaret Skyrilerup
T. Emeny
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Nantwich
Cheshire
England
Teta
South Australia
Bendigo
Skjellerup
Camperdatn
Emeny
On Oye
Arthur Skjellerup
Glenferroes
Frank Clixtup
Copetown
Myrie Skjelber
Colac News Highlights Local Developments and Fire Brigade News
Local Colac notes report a planned two story building by Mr Jacobs on Murray and Corangamite streets and a push to upgrade Corangamite Street as the main route to the railway station. A Country Fire Brigade Board meeting in Colac praises the town’s water supply and discusses alarm telephones and station staffing. Cadets are warned of a parade. Potatoes thefts rise in the Corerenka district with one arrest and a man seen removing sacks from a wagon.
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Colacews
Victoria Hall
Mr . Jacobs
Colac
Murray
Corangamite
Corangamite Street
Way Department
Gellibrand Street
Country Fire Brigade
Bhire Hall
Thos Lockwood
Wallace, Campbell
Andrew
Bendigo
Keilow
Marshall
Stephen
D. C. Duncan
Fulton
H. Johnstone
Colac Brigade
Pantain Parkes
Wallace
C. Cow
Corerenka
Beck
Methodist Reception Inspires Hope for Methodism’s Future
The Rev. S Adamson addressed Methodists at a reception in the local schoolroom, urged loyalty to the church, spoke of fifty years of faith, and encouraged believers to envision greater works ahead amid the region’s lakes, downs, and fertile soil. He described Methodism as a living reality and called for a bright cheerful faith.
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S. Adamson
Colnc
J. Bo Bradbury
W. H. Carrethen
For. Allen
Trust
K Harrison
Fiat
Ak. Cluttertitch
H. Polkinghorne
CLE. Society
Adamson
Local Cadet Shooting Meet Yields Strong Scores
On Saturday the junior cadets of the local state club competed in distances 100 200 300 yards. One shot and two fighters faced the wind as shooting over the longer range proved strong. Scores were recorded but not fully listed.
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Satorday
Beech Forest Rifle Range hosts tough Beech Creek event
A Beech Forest Rifle Range trophy shoot on a rough wet day drew keen entries. H Bittrer won the trophy with a strong display despite foul conditions, while C Pearce led early at 200 yards and H Bitrer claimed victory as a junior contender. The Rifle Club annual ball is slated for Friday November 6 with expectations of a large turnout.
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Beech Forest
C. Pearce
H. Bitrer
Pearre
AH. Mitchell
A. Morrow
Rifle Club
Pearce poised for world sculling title in July race
Sporting notes report Harry Pearce nearly matched to challenge for the world sculling crown with a July race in England. Pearce accepts a £10 stipend for expenses and plans three months of training, while club meetings set Keene and District teams and a Colne B side readiness for Saturday fixtures.
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Harry Pearce
Larry
Pears
Churopian
Pearce Tus
Pearce
Espense
England
Horse Races Results From Monday Events
The report lists multiple races with winners and payoffs. Galaxy beat Mountain Rose in the Sietards Handicap while Loadstar and Nancy fought in the Hawthorn Handicap and Holloway led in the Richmond Plate with Doughboy and Molly among top finishers. Abbotsford Handicap notes Nanny Coria and Destroyer in key positions.
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Sietards
Galaxy
Mountain Rose
Hawthorn
Merit certificate examination at Heem Slate School
A headmaster led a merit certificate examination held Tuesday at Heem Slate school with Rev Yule, Rev Featonby, and Mr A Pink among observers. It introduced headmaster examinations this year approved by the Education Department. A farewell social for Rev Kaneen was held at Besar Hall on 12th instant with Rev Brooke as chair, featuring local musicians and reverent readings from multiple denominations.
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Berac
Brooke
London
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Betas
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M'modore
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Mesere
M’renzie
F. Mortis
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Port Campbell Lighthouse Plans At Point Hesse Site
A visiting team including Commander Brewis and officials inspected Point Hesse and nearby sites for a lighthouse between Warrnambool and Cape Otway. They noted a 17 mile light radius and a 125 foot sea level point, with a formal ministerial report to follow. The Port Campbell race club held its annual meeting and Miss Cross will transfer to Colac after Christmas.
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Ti. Walllach
Commonwealth Merithouse
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G &. Parnes
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Timboon
Melbourne
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Dairy Show Controversy Over Dairy Test Winner
Correspondent questions who won the dairy test at the recent agricultural show. Claims Mr Thomas Dere’s cow won the champion with a ribbon, while plate was given to another exhibitor. Notes a misprint and calls for review of results. Signed by an interested dairyman dated 26/11/21.
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Uolac Herald
Thomas Dere
Vdge
Dairyman
Victorian Cycle Racing Controversy Sparks League Debate
Readers discuss alleged irregularities in Victorian cycling events linked to the League of Victorian Wheelmen. Reports suggest disputes over race results at Dunlop and Warrhampton meets, with coaches and officials involved. Concerns include aroused friction, possible interference, and calls for transparency from the League authorities.
Colac Cricket Club District Controversy Prompts Open Letter
A reader letter to the editor from Colac objects to alleged political misstatements linked to the Colac cricket club. It defends club integrity, denies railway strike ties, and notes a disclaimer from Mr Drysdale while urging public clarity and access to union records.
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Twlar
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Colac Ianeh
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Kiayit
Lnian Tald
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Loyalsr
Cuoote
Oo Wat
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Ceaerinae
Oee
Murphy
Aabeary Vrp
Lord Roberts To Publish Book On Balkan Events
London on Monday the veteran soldier Lord Roberts announces a new book detailing his views on the Balkan crises. He discusses events and potential outcomes, urging attention to developments in the region and their wider implications for Europe.
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London
Lord Roberts
Balkans
East Riding
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