Two Collinchs and Motoring Incidents at Grampians
On Monday two collisions occurred while driving down the track from Mount Victory in the Grampians. Mr Noonan of Melbourne drove the opposing car. no injuries were reported. A later collision involved W F Irvine, manager of the Bush of Australasia, whose car was damaged but occupants remained unharmed.
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Collinchs
E. Evans
Callawadds
Mount Victory
Grampians
Noonan
Melbourne
Roonka
W. F. Irvine
Bush of
Ballarat Stock Market Shows Steady Demand Despite Wool Slump
At Ballarat yards Tuesday, stock remained well bid with 288 head sold. Prime bullocks fetched £12 to £13 12s, cows £5 1s to £9 10s, calves up to £8 18s, and lambs and sheep traded with softer demand as wool values declined, though some lines remained active and all stock cleared at auction.
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Ballarat
Bull of the Yard Ag
Hugh Abbott
Ramilton
Sivern
Fuchu
Alsek
Jers
Shropshire
Wales
Lincoln
Hill
Mental Disorders Payoda Analysis Lecture at Ballarat
A Ballarat Mechanics' Institute Tuesday talk by Mr. Wm Ball traced mental disorder ideas from 460 B C to Freudian psychoanalysis. It cited Pinel stopping medieval executions, Freud's early work in 1883 and lectures in 1895, outlining three analyst methods and the shift toward interpretation of dreams and unconscious motives.
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Payoda
W.ea
Mechanics’ Institute
Ballarat
Wm. Ball
B.C
Profesor Pinel
Paris
Sigwend Freud
Vieaux
Brea
Freud
Tyan
Chish
Wrelag
Howe
Rae Pomircmee Romer
Ida
Fli
Hen Sitters Taste Tests Claim Fowl Differences
An article argues hens destined to brood show physical changes and egg quality differences. It describes hens preparing to sit, weight gain during broodiness, and how meat from hens in different stages varies in flavor and texture, urging readers to try the experiment to verify the claim.
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Sony Jwroas
Retired farmer in Horsham stirs debate on town planning
In Horsham a retired farmer faced criticism for choosing the town as his home and for his apparent parochialism. The piece notes the primary industry’s strength, the government’s aid to other sectors, and a child’s ambition to be a farmer. It also lampoons town planning decisions, traffic, prices, and local governance while urging civic improvement and reverence for Sabbath bells.
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Horsham
Nome Wag
Anglican Church Congress Speech on Religion for Boys and Girls
Mr L. Adamson of Wesley College argued religion must be taught clearly to boys, not just caught. He stressed explaining theology in daily life, separating confirmation teaching, and addressing boys individually to foster genuine understanding. He urged sermons tailored to youth to engage families and congregations.
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Anglican Church
Melbourne
Tuesay
L. &. Adamson
Wesley College
Kipling
Alan
Hunday School
Tutervat
Loys
Hiv
How Names Came Nicknames and Surnames in English History
A historical note tracing how hereditary surnames emerged around 1450 AD as populations grew. It outlines five origin types: nicknames, occupations, official titles, baptismal/place names, and foreign or corrupted forms, with examples and counts from early records.
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Warnames
Thomas of
Greystones
Thomas the Iir
Henry the Potter
John the Potter
Ton John Potter
Edward Totoon
Edgar Page
Munty
Welles Boasett Digby
Brecery
Pocumen
Jomdon
Namie
Stewart
Phiest
Tudge
Lord
Spenser
Clark
Wese
Bilisses
Elliotts
Elke Inoue
Wheorks
Elina
al Ant
Efficient Equipment for Rural Firefighting Motor Cycle Engine
Global demand drives a new lightweight fire fighting unit from Coline and Boas Ltd in London. The special Matchless motor cycle carries a large extinguisher and three compact tools for rapid use. It reaches 40 mph and can access remote plantations, costing about £170, promising quick, versatile service.
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Ase
Vetater
Messrs
Hi. Coline & Boas, Ltd
Plumatesd
London
Mosarx Foemi
Pire
Maddox Street
Regent Street
Wool Market Turbulence Review from January to May
The piece chronicles the Australian wool market’s volatility from January onward, noting price declines across Merino and crossbred lots, large weekly sales, and calls by the Australian Council of Wool Selling Brokers to suspend sales to stabilize prices. It cites Melbourne, Sydney, Geelong, and London markets, with extensive discussion of bales offered, declines in various descriptions, and anticipated further movements through May. Individual broker actions in Adelaide and London are mentioned alongside National Wool Council deliberations on sale suspensions.
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Fal Palmer
Babcock
Aevista Creant
Johannes
Guynths
Giestong
Aten
Melbourne
Huseny
Australia
Australian Council of Wool Thing Brokers
Thor Watlioe Purebunes
National Council
Vietveran
Gollina Veokurs
Wits
Sytmon
Sydney
Brisbane
London
Geelong
Wales
Wen
Wtvold
Adelaide
National Council of
Messrs
Dalogty & Co, Ltd
Goolung
Don Ofice
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