15 Sep 1876
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1876
Page
1
Auction day results show tighter supply and firmer prices across dairy and meat lines. Prime country brand prices reach £12 17s per ton while cheese and butter hold steady. beef and lamb fat stock see selective gains with generally higher bids and improved activity.
Mesera Geunar Lynxot and Co report attendance down at the recital and a late-minute price drop. The Ballarat live stock market notes 200 cattle and numerous sheep and calves traded, with weights heavy and prices varying. detailed station-bred bullocks and wethers described, plus prices for fat lambs, merino wethers, and ewes across multiple buyers.
A catalog of reduced prices showcases vast inventories from Ba ano J. H. Cuoven and Co. Including green skins dyes silks and Japanese cloths. Prominent items list coats jackets shawls and hats with low rates aimed at clearing stock this week at Folke factory prices. Numerous fabrics gowns and accessories are offered with emphasis on value and selection across colors and sizes.
The Colac Observer notes the passage of the Electoral Bill on the sixth instant without division, condemning the Liberal party's weakness and calling out Sir James McCulloch and allies. It highlights alleged electoral roll manipulation, favoritism toward Melbourne, and criticism of plural voting, urging voters to decide at hustings. The piece also critiques a proposed bill granting road and waterway rights to landowners, labeling it a dangerous shift toward property interests over public access.
Reports describe a severe sea storm causing loss and near wrecks of vessels and horses. A Dandenong crewed steamer was lost near Aervis Bay with many feared dead. Melbourne residents rush to learn details as public notices recount cricket society meetings and upcoming shows amid boisterous weather and political sessions.
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