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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1915
Page
4
A London writer condemns Belgian sacrifice during the war, praising the National Committee for Relief in Belgium and urging continued support. He lauds the Belgian perseverance, notes atrocity reports, and appeals readers to fund subscriptions via Trafalgar Square offices.
Emily mote and Dr Clifford, head of Nature Health, advertise a free consultation and a Health Guide for women at Viewora Hotel from 16 to 7.36, offering relief from catarrh and female ailments. The ad touts Jerome Rose Complexion Balm and urges readers to seek natural remedies to avoid years of misery.
A E Maxfield notifies clients that he has removed to Bromfield Street West C T Anderson, near Charles and Keenan’s. He advertises a large stock of paints wallpaper and decorating supplies with contracts under his personal supervision and invites the public to view the assortment.
WARRKSON EGS announce to the public and surrounding districts that they have ceased in Blacksmith and that all classes of work are no longer carried on. Both business premises will be closed by the above party.
The notice promises a long term mortgage option with valuation and other fees included. It claims interest at five percent and urges readers to convert existing mortgages before they mature. The message emphasizes savings over many years and invites action now.
The Winchelsea Horticultural Society adjourned at Shire Hall after a deadlock over Secretary duties. A W Eddie and J A Myerson praised volunteers who contributed to the show preparations, with Mr Vallumby appointed honorary secretary. The Windic hsea Show Committee was announced for the coming event supported by a long list of members. News from Winchelsea notes a local tragedy as Sergeant T Palmer of Illo side is reported killed in heavy fighting, with a call for recruits and a military funeral pending.
The Color Motor Garage on Bewnia Street behind Market Square hires a highly capable mechanic with five years of experience in Nottingham. He has already completed high standard work and offers repairs to other parts of the motor with a guarantee of complete satisfaction. Phone 185 for day or night service.
Thomas Joyce auctioneers advertise land and dwellings for sale at Colac East. Listings include 160 acres with permanent water suitable for dairy or sheep, a leased roomed house, and multiple dwellings with blocks of land in Pollock and Morrison streets. Deposits and balance terms noted.
G 8S CONNOR offered services for sale and lease of farms and property. Furniture sales were held in rooms or premises with assistance to clients arranging insurance on houses, stock, crops and hay stacks. Weekly auctions covered poultry produce furniture and sundries at the auction rooms.
The Abele Women's Patriotic Guild met at Morisby Hall on Wednesday with strong attendance. Officers were reappointed, new members joined the committee, and the secretary noted the society's charitable drive including a Barnyard fund collection and donations to Belgian Relief and Red Cross Society.
The Berrybank branch committee chaired by J. Marksen presented the balance showing funds raised via domo lete and entertainments, with 51 19/2 percent of £. Elections were listed with Mrs Kitely Turner as president, Betty Bank and Miss Awe as vice-presidents, Miss Hyland reelected secretary, and thanks extended for service. A motion authorized a gift to the Gene Mompitet. Items donated to Padters Government Hearse included shirts, suits, belts, boots, and other supplies totaling numerous articles.
In Lismore Mr Stintout of the Government lectured a mixed audience on wheat farming. Mr Ganiner Mack and farmer John MiLews discussed crop advantages and the promise of higher yields. A letter to Mr A BR Lipton notes favorable comparisons and urges reporting of results from forthcoming field tests.
The readable lines hint at a discussion of lab testing, prompt relief, and experiments. Names and places are garbled but suggest a historic medical or laboratory context with dissatisfaction and search for cure.
Public notice from Colac and District announces WUSLIC Bem has taken over the Carriage Factory and James Brett's late business. It seeks and thanks for the solid support given to the predecessor and requests continued patronage and cooperation.
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