Market livestock and dairy prices from Warrnambool edition
Holders of wheat resist concessions with prime Wimmera wheat at 4s 3d delivered f n g. Oats demand light with seed at 3a 7d, Algerian milling 3a 54d to 3a 6d. Dairy quotations remain firm. prime bullocks 14 to 16 guineas, extras to 217 17s 6d. Cattle turnout up, calves sold well, sheep mixed, quality demand steady but prices ease from recent highs. Warrnambool pig market reports 545 fat and 40 store pigs sold. extra prime baconets to 3 12s 6d, other weights varied up to 8 10s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.n.g
Mears Matheson and Co
Mount Mapier
Warrnambool
Golf ladies and gentlemen contest at club hit and miss
Trophies were decided yesterday in two round ladies and three round gentlemen singles at the Molesworth club. Walls made the best ladies score and Allan Olle led the gentlemen. Scores listed include A Olle 2-48-46 and D Walle ee-il-SI, with many others. A medical ad and a murder discharge follow in a mixed column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molesworth
Walls
Eclub
Allan Olle
Cheir Carda
A. Olle
J. G. Chesawas
D. Grete
Lisle Olle
A. H. Dawborn
D. Walle
Ee—Il
Dr Hweetnam
J. McNamara
BK. Aitken
A. McNeil- Az
F. Olle
F. L. Oile
W. Healy
Tmadigan
Lafies
Chessnas
Mre Madigan
Mre Walle
Mre
Valuation Debates and Local Government Struggles
In Western district shires debates over valuations continue with complaints about assessor independence when councils interfere. Calls grow for government takeover to restore impartiality and consistency. Municipal budgets remain strained as revenue shortfalls curb essential works like culverts and road improvements, with urgent requests repeatedly shelved. A Premier driven reform could help councils better serve ratepayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent
Local Notices and Community Announcements
Wet streets last Saturday kept the brass band from performing. F Crossley thanks a 10s donation to the football association funds. Tenders invited for treeguards and 64 chains of roadway at Lawrenny. Constables transferred within Macarthur and Allansford postings updated. Penshurst Literary Society meets Tuesday at 6. Children’s evening syllabus listed. Local bank clerk Mr W Thompson underwent hospital operation and is progressing. Victorian Sunday School Union visitor McWhinnis to Penshurst hall. School programme postponed with musical event planned Thursday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Crossley
Penehorst Football Club
Lawrenny Homestead
Sainsbury
Macarthur
Allansford
Hughes
Koroit Creamery
Nish
Mount Bouse
Sod
Lancefield
Bhira of
Portland
Penshurst Literary and Debating Society
W. Thompson
Penshurst
Oe Clark
National Bank
Hamilton Hospital
Thompson
McWhinnis
Victorian
Sunday School Union
Pensweal Hall
Ailvar
Pyeipnaioas
Saptveems
Thureday
Schooly
Local News Briefs from Penshurst Mount Rouse District
A. Hodgson injures shoulder during Gymnasium club exercise. AAN A native Association meeting discusses routine business and a benefit member. Mount Rouse Shire plans July 22 religion court and warns on drain issues at Gle Thomson. Local dairyman E White loses horse at Penshurst station. Parcels addressed to local residents await pickup at the railway. Life magazine June issue received. Mechanical Institute fence repairs needed after a horse incident. Flower show dates set for November 6 7, with committee meeting next Tuesday. Progress Association criticized for apathy. subscriptions urged. Sheep droving nuisance discussed. six miles per day rule sought. Shire bids for rolling work. four-horse cart debated. Sunday football at recreation reserve to be restricted. bottles damaged on ground. Post office evening deliveries eyed for change to morning deliveries. Warrnambool range trip offered for Field Naturalists. Children cough remedies advertised. Harry Beard to perform on 27 inst with local interest high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hodgson
Australian Natives Association
Mount Rouse
E. White
Kolor
Penshurst
H. Lonie
E. A. Pergande
Collins Bees
A. McGregor
Jan. Cameron
F. Keilor
W. A. Kelly
Mra Marshall
Miss Hefferman
D. Wails
G. BR. Eldridge
A. W. Hodgson
BR. B. Ritchin
Blackwood
Carroll
M. Finn
Jas. Colton
W. B. Richie
J. Brown
Walsh
The
Progress Association
Constable Ball
Berdenea
Mount House
Howeve
Bell
Shire Council
Warrnambool
Paysea
Wooda
Field Naturalists’ Club
Mechanical Institute
Williamson
Harry Beard
Beard
Melbourne coastal plan eyed by reception panel
Reports from Melbourne outline a proposal to lay a telephone line to the flagstaff for Admiral and officers, deemed a good idea and to be considered by the reception committee. Weather and rainfall data show a 50 month span with lower totals than in the prior 15 years. Driver Milburn’s railway testimony on Sunshine derailment caused agitation as he described brake actions and a sudden train jump. At Willacra a buggy collision with a train left Mrs Thompson injured and Mrs Jacoby unharmed.
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Mer Hume Cock
Melbourne
Reif
Pth
Yon Yen
Milburn
Sunshine
Willacra
Mre Jacoby
Mre Thompson
Mra Thompson
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Commercial
Wise
Ballarat Stock Market
GOLF
Billous
Chamberlain
Tory
Vale
J. G.chessnas
Penshorst
J. Res. Caramat
Rosier
Dunn
Elsterowick
Hamilton
Jo King
Peashurst
D and
J. Rea
Caramot
Pinnaroo Ainsi
J McDonald
H. J. Olle’s
Iu the
Eason
E. T. Norr
the Tailor
Bell Street
Bond
H. Retchford
the Pharmacy
Martin
Thomas
Vic
N Z
Commonwealth
Australasia
Bendigo
Ballarat
Adelaide
Broken Hill
Syd
W. E. Thomas
Melboure Ags
Swanston-street
F. 5. W. Mawson
Dentibt
Mocrasco Street
Geelong
Dunkeld
Penshurat
E. A. Peegander
Faurn
el Beuter
Penshburet
Victoria Hotel
Penshurst Autel
A. W. Lineker
Merchant Tailor
Donald & Brumley
Tobin's Yards
Pen Sea
Penehuret
Gums and
Eula
Caramut
Garamut
Heturn
Barnes
Presbyterian
Burger Bros
Dees
Lawreany Homestead
Shire Haji
A. R .Beckrtt, C.E
Bank of Victorian Limited
Dt, Greg, Han, Ree
Penshurst Rifle Club
W. H. Hodgson
Penshourst
Penshurst Sree Press
Fumay
Jume
Palmer Bewr
Seers
G. J. Olle
Grocer
Bell ST
Len. Coulstock & Co
THEE
Northern Fire Insurance
Malbourne, Laat
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