ILBO Commercial and Yorkshire Trade Prices Across Goods
A dense price list from ILBO Commercial and Ys Telegraph showing rates for trucks and road transport, medical and welfare items, and various feed and malt products. It lists price ranges in hard currency, with notes on changes over time and references to brands and regions.
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Prime Tronsureteckbunl
Beemis Ron Life Ewes
Eitry
Econds
Prim Micine Weliere
Com
Aie
Ewes
Mekenzie Reesto Takes Over Local Livery Stable
Public notice states D Mekenzie Reesto has assumed control of the livery stable formerly run by Jas Veeoye cuvl hopio. The advertisement lists horses and poultry stock including White Leghorn and Mack Orpington breeds, with tied mentions of care and delivery services.
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Reesto
Jas Veeoye Cuvl Hopio
Gide Pathone
Plant Nurseries Offer Wide Selection and Bargains
Have on Bale a Choie Lot of Pines Guma and Wattles of all varieties Box Thorn and other Bhelter Trees ready for planting now Fruit Trees in endless variety Also Ericas Daphnes Cameli Vhoiceas Boronias Tree Lucerse Privot Pitteenorums and hundreds of other varieties to choose from Watch our window for Greenhouse Phints of all De scriptions Absolutely the Cheapest and Best the market Floral Work of every description made on the premises A Yates and Browping's Lords al ways in Brock Note the Address Murray Street ail Follam Nurseries Tel a4
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A. Yates and
Browping
Brock
Modern Cough Cure Promises True Cold Relief
An old cough remedy silenced symptoms without addressing the cold. The new approach targets the cause, claiming to relieve both cough and cold by acting on affected parts, aiding expectoration and healing. Priced at 1/ and 2/ per bottle.
Bronchial Lozenges Promoted For Winter Throat Relief
The advertisement claims quick lung healing with Bronchial Lozenges to prevent throat troubles this winter. It lists stock items including lozenges milk fever syringes and medicines and provides contact details for the pharmaceutical chemist opposite Austral Hotel. The notice specifies advertising deadlines for the Oolac Herald.
Deaths and memorial notices from Geelong area
Deaths listed for Thomas Drewry and John Smith with interment and memorial verses. Includes funeral arrangements from Warnerton railway station and Wellington Undertaker Geelong. Memorials express grief and family tributes from relatives and sons, dated September entries.
Rivertown Electric Proposal Divides Colae Residents
A local ballot asks Colae voters to decide if Rivertown Company may obtain an order to install electric light and power. Advocates praise faster, cheaper electricity. opponents warn of financial risk and urge a No vote due to terms and council involvement.
Council to consider new dip and brickyard work
The matter of the spal bheep dip was referred to a Bhire Gouna meeting on Monday. It was noted that Bits theater had not yet been considered and was Tecoma to the brickyards, recently purchased by the council. Tenders will be invited to carry out the work.
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Fur Lyrie Cohne Progress Association
Victoria Hall
Presor Spencer
Olive
Northern Territory
Cressy
Patrick Bankington
Colac
CLR
Pew
Hell In
Colac Ot
Ortober
Toman
O.O.T
LOT
Sons of Temperance Tall
Legg
Geelong Tend
Celal
Lyric Pictures
Thsday
Victoria
Hubert
Baron Aubrais
Paris
Madamoiselle Aurelie
Tate
Santic ‘Uis
Colac Shire Council debates roads and rates amid local concerns
At Monday's Colac Shire meeting Mr PJ Dehvert urged action on land settlement roads amid hazards and stalled work. Deputationists Williams Darcy and Delahunty pressed fixes on Wool Wool and Algin roads. W Meredith elected president. rate proposals for various ridings discussed plus a general loan plan. A lecture on Northern Territory research and a horse theft report from Cressy added to a busy agenda.
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Ui Toads
Colac
PJ Dehvert
Beechr
Parsons
Dohnert
Heapley
G. G. Williams
Darey
D. Delahunty
Williams
Darcy
Algin
Jay Delahunty
Delise
Electric light vote urged in Colac council plan
Public notices urge ratepayers to support the Silvertown Electric Light Co proposal. Letters praise lower costs, shared ownership potential, and reduced fire risk, while critics warn of reliance on arbitration and company responsibilities. The poll is set for tomorrow with voting open to any shire resident at the shire hall.
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Colac
Silvertown
Umler Aa
Colac Herald
Silvertown Electric Light Co
Shire of
Colao
Spirik Wold
Silverton Company
Eilitor Colac Herald
Vleethcight
Convict Clergyman Staged Identity Claim At Cricket Match
A spectator at a Hertfordshire cricket match was arrested as an ex convict who failed to report. He claimed to be Llewellyn Davis a clergyman but faced custody after denying the misidentification. Police investigate the attempted alias.
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Reuter
London
Wonder
Eitchin
Hertfondebie
Tront
Idicomeltend
Idlore
Geert
Llewellyn Davis
Kugelmass to Visit Ballarat for Short Consultation
Mr I E Kugelmass, consulting herbal practitioner, intimates he may be in Ballarat from Wednesday, October to Saturday for consultations. He will also hold offices at Fuge 3rd September to Monday 20th September. Mr W of Enterprise House approves this arrangement.
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I. E. Kugelmass
Con. Oatiot
Ballarat
Wenesday
eBions
We Feeghens
Terprise House
Sechel
Readers question dancing morality in church society
A letter asks why ministers avoid ballrooms while noting the Protestant clergy could guide youth by attending dances. It argues church leaders should curb temptation and help rather than protest, urging action to aid moral guidance and modest dress.
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Colse Herald
Methodist Church
Perdition
Jesus Christ
A New Road Proposed for Colac East
A Colac East resident urges the town to approve a new road from Cameron's Hill to Forrest Street and then to the main road. The writer argues the route would reduce danger at the Cameron's Hill railway crossing and awkward turnings, ease access for Beeac residents, and be cost effective if surveyors and councillors negotiate with property owners.
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Colac Herald
Colac
Cameron's Hill
Forrest Street
Colan
Cameron’s Hill
Reese Riding
Mitch
Beeac
Colac East
Football match report from Junior 10.R. end game
Football match details describe a Junior team game with I.O.R. trailing by nine behinds. Central umpire officiated as W. Simpson and W. Marka were named best players along with others in the readable segment.
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R. End
Calleta
Ina
I.O.R
Woo
Me D. Fora
Cetral
W. Simpson
W . Marka
Necklace Case Prolonged At Bow Street Court
The London necklace case resumes at Bow Street with McCarthy freed after trial evidence shows no proof of his knowledge. Accused Lockett Gutwirth Silverman and Grizzard are renamed as the investigation continues into the disappearance of the stolen necklace valued at £10,000.
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Heater's
London
Moyday
Bow-strest
R. D. Muir
Known
Mi Iy
Lockett
Spanjoer
McCarthy
Gutwirth
Ilverman
Boxing in America ends and new bout canceled
Vancouver report says lightweight title fight between Hillie Ritchie and Freddie Welsh collapsed as Ritchie left without explanation over terms. A second Los Angeles bout between Sam Leogford and Joe Jennette was abandoned after the death of Bill Young from a Willard bout. Willard and 11 others face trial for murder and prizefight promotion.
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Reuter
Vancouver
Hillie
Ritchie
Bolder
Freddie Welsh
Los Angeles
Sam’ Leogford
Joe” Jennnette
Bill Young
Jens
Willard
Aod Alec
Carlisle River Railway confronts council over Kennedy Creek route
A Colac Shire Council deputation pressed ministers over a proposed line from Beech Forest to Kennedy's Creek and from Gellibrand to Kennedy's Creek. Officers warned of high costs. locals argued timber routes and cheaper possibilities. A survey by an engineer was urged to strengthen the case before any ministerial meeting.
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Colac
Momlay
Relbrand
Kennedy's
E. M. Forbes
Warlisle River
Nother
Harria
Larpent
Kennedy's Creek
Handock
Fulton
Baker
Forbes
Johnstone
JT. Baker
Cockerill
John Stane
Indians in South Africa press for rights and repeal
The British Indian Association calls on the Interior Secretary to remove racial bars in the Immigration Act and restore Indian rights. It demands an end to taxes on former indentured Indians and states that passive resistance will be revived, with women joining beyond the Transvaal.
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Reuter
Johannesburg
South Africa
Briish Inding Association
Secretary of the Interior
Smbo
Transvaal
Evidence at Inquiry on Aisgill Collision Fire Safety
The Board of Trade inquiry in London heard passengers describe groaning in the dark and rescuers using the single fire extinguisher. Engineers noted limited appliances and imperfect supervision, while Sir Arthur Douglas died from burns. Midland Railway officials admitted coal used was smoky and not fully screened.
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London
Board of Trade
Aisgill
Loede
Arthur Douglas
Burns and Glock
Guy Granet
Midland Railwead
South Yorkshire
Goy
Midland Company
Hawes Junction
Chriastman Rve
Bat Bern
Tts
Ther
Major Pringle
Ilailwha
London Wool Sales Forecast Amid Large Arrivals
London wool market reports the fifth series of London wool for 19ia to begin Tuesday week. Arrivals total 143,000 bags and 44,000 bales carried forward, with about 160,000 bales expected for the series. Strong demand anticipated including American orders and favorable selling prospects.
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London
Jevtel
Goblin Labor Crisis Brings Hunger Fears in Dublin
Reuters reports Dublin faces acute labor unrest as Transport Workers and many others idle. Trade stalls and prices rise amid talks with employers failing to reach an accord. Violence risk grows with sympathy strikes spreading to Liverpool where workers refused Dublin goods.
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Reuters
London
Dublin
Transport Workers’ Union
Employers Federation of
Irish Railway Disaster Train Crew In Court
An Irish railway derailment near Steabane Tyrone last week killed one passenger. Driver William Doherty and fireman Noril Fullerton appeared in court on remand charged with drunken operation. Witnesses testified Doherty was intoxicated and Fullerton appeared to be intoxicated as the train approached the station.
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Reuters
London
Steabane
County Tyrone
Nril Fullerton
William Doherty
Doherty
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Bell Balanciiy
Uriteich
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Kalula
Pakington Street
Geelong
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Australia
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MPS
Austral Hotel
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Oolac Herald
THE
Ray Croft
Millinery Department
Miss Illian
Melbourne
Raycroft CO
White House
National Library of Australia
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Helong
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Gemaing
Warneoort
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Isg
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Cr Dutoon
Sole
Amd En Paten
Burongarouk
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Tox Deel
Parkinson's
Volae Herald
PL Knight
Colac 'Herald
Mr Knight
Volue
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Ilave
Boxing IN America
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