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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
7
Report details a livestock sale with numerous names of buyers and sellers, pen counts, and price notes. It records cattle and sheep lots, auction rounds, and prices per head across multiple locations, with remarks on demand, quality, and weekly sale cycles.
A detailed notice describes livestock, poultry and furniture sale items. It lists prices for turkey gobblers, laying hens, roasters, and various furniture pieces including tables, chairs, and cabinets. The notice notes multiple buyers and consignors, with kept stock from poultry, cattle and gear sales.
A crowded furniture sale drew a large attendance led by Mr A E Darling as vendors showcased sideboards dressers and copper items among household goods. Prices described as highly satisfactory with buyers from Western District Factories and Melbourne firms noted in the event coverage.
The article reviews World War I progress with Prime Minister Asquith reporting Allied advances on the Somme and Verdun. It notes enemy attacks, morale, and Allied gains, including partial Verdun halt and near Metastir positions, urging resolved support and continued offensives.
Reuters notes Pietel officials describe Allied efforts along the Salonika Front as the Benes railway line remains a focal target. The drive features heavy actions near west of a key position as German forces resist. Allies press for decisive gains amid ongoing violence and strategic stakes.
The piece notes attendance by electoral registrars to meet the needs of voters, including those in military service. It mentions arrangements to allow attendance at various offices or locations and mentions special measures for those departing for the Front prior to the 2th tent.
An Ulster woman, Catherine Isto Posed, was presented on larceny charges in Camperdown. The case alleges she stole a gold ring valued at £4 from a farmer living nearby, with evidence placing her in the HVan family as a domestic worker before she left two weeks ago.
A farmer explains milk production tracking by daily or monthly weighing to identify high and low producers. Regular records help cull unprofitable cows and guide replacements, while testing schemes and crowd testing could improve accuracy and prevent neglect. Bull value hinges on family performance, with high producing lines commanding higher prices.
Colac Colac news item outlines multiple public auctions in Camperdown and Colac area. The sales include 50 dairy cows Jersey bull farm stock and horses with dairy herd to be sold unreserved. Also listed are cattle sheep pigs poultry vegetables furniture farm items and a large land parcel near Stonyford with terms and deposits specified. Dates span October 16 to October 21 with varied auction times and locations.
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