16 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1914
Page
1
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The readable text shows a damaged business notice fragment with scattered names and phrases. It mentions a sale and various unreadable terms, but no coherent action date or complete entities. The piece lacks clear parties, place, or outcomes to summarize beyond a generic notice.
A historic catalog references Montcalm, a noted thoroughbred stallion, with claims and performance notes amid seasonal racing discussions. The report mentions related figures and venues, including wagering and market observations, in a period-appropriate wartime style.
A highly garbled timetable fragment lists Colac to Cressy and Ballarat trains with multiple halts. Mentions Geelong arrival, various stations such as Lismore Cressy Gheringhap Rokewood Newtown and Ballarat, plus scattered times and days.
The fragment lists trains from Forest to Crowes with departure and arrival times. Stops include Hagianan Ferguson Weeaprait Kincaid Wyelangta and Laver's IM. One train departs Forest daily at 295 p.m. and arrives Crowes at 190 am with multiple intermediate stops.
Readable fragments outline transport from Birregurra to Forrest via Deans Marsh and nearby towns. Timetables list departures from Birregurra at around 10.9 am on some days and 1.20 pm, with arrivals at Deans Marsh around 2.46 pm and at Forrest later. Other lines note trips to Lorne with varying daily departures and returns, plus a Sunday-like cadence and occasional adjustments.
A list shows trains and times from Geelong to Maroona with stops including Ghevinghap Murehabey Taverleigh Doroq Strathvean Berrybank Gaarkeet Pura Pura and on returning from Maroona to Geeringrap. An adjacent line advertises auctioneers JG Johnstone Co offering fire and livestock insurance and other services.
AISA leader Connell outlines money and internet access terms on Collins Street Melbourne for five women. The statement references Mae and Melourne figures and seeks favorable conditions. Opposition voices demand clarity and due process on the proposed trust.
George Wilmot of Meaorre Button Street Colsc thanks supporters in the Colac District for Royal support over many years. The advertisement lists various beverages and compounds offered, including Champagne Byphone Ginger Beer Raspberry Vinegar Lemonade and Shandy Gaff, with directions for use and a note on a Melbourne tested compound for cordial making.
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