21 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary horse stud listing describes mares and foals, a stallion named Brocade, and various pedigrees. It notes terms of 44 pounds and cautions no responsibility for mares, with details of studs, breeders, and contact at Mulder Yeos Color Stand.
An 1900 era notice markets Woodlawn Warmourt to stand season with Terrific stud Browns including GF Color progeny. It details numerous race winnings at Winchelsea Portarlington Drysdale and Inverleigh meetings, and lists related stallions Tweedside and Royal Albert with certificates of soundness and terms for mares.
Fragmentary text references Pel dominang Galloway champion mares and breeding activity. Mentions ownership and weekly offerings, training sites, and public venues with scattered names, dates, and locations, but readability remains limited.
The dark bay pony Gwalia Caesar import from Wales shows exceptional form with strong bloodlines. Bred from Julius Caesar II and several noted race and show progeny, including Torchlight and Caesar Again, the mare is offered with terms and care stated but no liability.
The notice advertises the trotting horse BAY BELLS and related sires including Abbey Bells and Aldine winner of several trots. It lists champion progeny such as Grattan Hs Delavan Laughing Hell Heather Bells and Twinkle Bells with pace records. Mares led terms and allowances are noted with imports and availability at Hon tie Hiroe for the season. Ray Belly holds government certificate of soundness and approval. Stud services include Limited Nomination for mares and the imported Mack Ney stallion Loudoun Squire.
The report covers regional council disputes in Broken Hill, a coal strike impact on Talisman Consolidated, a major fire at a depot belonging to Tie Bottling Association, and rate increases in Lewtown and Chilwell. It also notes police raids in Prahran over gaming laws, upcoming debates on scripture in schools, a cattle exported season with high carcase numbers, and a railway incident in Junee where a worker was severely burned. Other items include horse racing figures from Loudoun Squire and Patrow's Pride stallions, and a livestock breeder’s announcements.
An advertisement touts ART FUR NITURE and LINOLEUMS at low rates, plus patent Epiral Spring Girders and CHAT SEAT. It promises free advice on framing pictures, highlights a large furniture selection, and notes other items like twin screw breamers and cabin elevators. It mentions London directory context for merchants and exporters.
A local shop advertises a wide range of goods including hand bags leather ware belts wallets and cricket supplies with electro plate items and military brush sets. The notice promises alloy prices running into November and emphasizes novelty and competition defying offerings.
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