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tudents graduating from Longerenong College near Horsham are in red-hot demand as Australia’s agricultural industry tries to cope with a shortfall of qualified professionals.

College development officer Donna Winfield revealed yesterday that latest figures showed there were about six jobs for every Longerenong graduate entering the workforce.

“It’s probably not a great position for agriculture in general but it certainly provides enormous opportunities for our graduates and is providing great incentive for prospective college students,” she said.

“The industry is crying out for people qualified in various fields ranging from agronomy to farm-management and the agri-business sector.”

Mrs Winfield said agronomy was an obvious big-ticket qualification and college students had an opportunity to specialise in the field during their course.

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“There has never been a better time to be providing professional services in agriculture,” she said.

istered Training Organisation, has about 120 students, including apprentices, going through courses this year.

“As well as an Advanced Diploma of Agriculture, covering agronomy, animal and business management, the college offers a Diploma of Agronomy so students can finish their course with a double diploma.”

It has the largest group staying on residence in 10 years and room for more.

Longerenong College was the first tertiary institution in Australia to offer the Diploma of Agronomy course.

Open day Mrs Winfield made her comments while preparing for a college open day on Sunday week.

The college will use the occasion to provide prospective students with insight into course details, college life and various social and community opportunities on campus. The August 11 open day is from 10am to 3pm.

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Mrs Winfield: “We’re encouraging students to live on campus so they can get the whole college experience. We haven’t reached accommodation capacity so students coming on board next year have an opportunity to live on site.”

Longerenong College has experienced considerable growth in the last seven years after a period of uncertainty.

The growth reflects acknowledgement in agriculture of a need for qualified people at various industry levels.

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Mrs Winfield said demand for agricultural expertise meant the future for Longerenong was bright.

People keen to know about the open day and any other course information can call 5362 2279.

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Elshafei, who also joined guests at Horsham’s Café Jas on Saturday night, announced that she and fellow 2012 MasterChef Australia contestant Audra Morrice would return to Horsham with a ‘pop-up’ restaurant in the near future.

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PRECISION NEEDED: Victorian flyer Will Mathyson is pictured after finishing a round at last year’s Victorian Pattern Association competition in Horsham. Judges, below from left, Greg Hede, Henry Hutchinson and Matthew Cosier take notes as they study model aircraft in action last year.

Enthusiasts from across Victoria and SA, some of them competitors from Asia Oceania and world championships last year, will compete for honours in a Victorian Pattern Association radio-control aerobatic competition.

It is the second consecutive year that Wimmera Model Aircraft Association has hosted the event at its flying field at Burnt Creek Drive.

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Association secretary Vic Cresp said pilots would put their purpose-built precision aircraft through a series of aerobatic manoeuvres within a ‘defined box’ in the sky in front of three judges.

Mr Cresp said members of the public were welcome free of charge to view the radiocontrolled precision flying at

the club field next to Wimmera Regional Livestock Exchange.

“Flying will be from 10am to 4pm on Saturday and 9am to 3pm, Sunday,” he said.

“People are sure to be amazed at the level of precision these flyers can achieve with their radio controls.

Some are among the best at what they do in Australia.”

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Organisers are expecting a large crowd and people will have the chance to meet and have a photo taken with Ms Rowntree.

Ms Rowntree has been a presenter on the travel program Getaway but is also an author, ambassador for Woolmark and Nivea and designs her own Merino wool babywear range for Target.

She and her husband James, a grain and sheep farmer in the Western District, have two children.

After an official opening ceremony she will be guest speaker at a Leadership Wimmera lunch, and guest at a Wimmera Health Care Group Foundation afternoon tea fundraiser.

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Time permitting there will be four rounds over both Saturday and Sunday,” he said.

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new fiction novel about a missing Australian teenager in the late 1980s explores the far-reaching and long-term impacts when someone goes missing.

based business, said writing fiction was a completely different experience to her day job.

“I have dabbled in fiction writing since I was young but my journalism and media career took over after my first newspaper job in the early 1990s. When I started my own business 13 years ago I just never seemed to find the time to write for myself.”

Former Wimmera journalist Melissa-Jane Pouliot has released her debut fiction novel ‘Write About Me’ as part of National Missing Persons Week.

The novel is inspired by Melissa-Jane’s cousin Ursula Dianne Barwick who has been missing for 26 years.

Melissa-Jane said this year’s theme for National Missing Persons Week ‘See the Signs Before they Disappear’ fitted perfectly into the themes of her novel.

She said the National Missing Persons Coordination Centre 2013 campaign focussed on the link between mental health and missing people and her novel explored this link.

Melissa-Jane said she drew on her own experiences when writing the novel, available in print and electronic format via Amazon.

“At times it was quite an emotional experience because of what my family went through and continues to go through as a result of Ursula’s disappearance,” she said.

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“But writing a fictional piece helped me remove my own family’s story from this story and gave me the freedom to write whatever came to mind.”

Seeing Ursula on television program The 7pm Project, now The Project, when the Australian Federal Police launched new age-progression technology in 2010 started the idea to write about a missing person.

“Seeing what Ursula could look like today was a sad reminder of the beautiful person our family lost so many years ago. Because it is such a close personal subject it took me a long time to start but once I decided to write a fictional piece it all fell into place.”

Melissa-Jane, who writes prolifically as part of her media-

Impetus Melissa-Jane said moving to the Sapphire Coast from the Wimmera in 2009 provided the impetus to move into fiction writing. She started five different novels but couldn’t seem to find the time or inspiration to get past the first few chapters.

“Work and family life always seemed to get in the way. Publishing two non-fiction novels in the past two years gave me the confidence from a logistical point of view that it could be done if I set my mind to it.”

Melissa-Jane said she wrote most of her novel on her iPad at Merimbula’s Waterfront Café between meetings and family commitments.

It took her less than a year to finish the first draft but another year to get it ready for publication.

Wimmera Farming Network will ask the question ‘what makes a farm sustainable?’ at its annual conference in Natimuk showgrounds next Wednesday.

Organisers are confident the conference will provide participants with valuable information and ‘food for thought’.

Conference topics will range from grassroot facts about soil biology to the use of social media in farming. There will also be discussions on how pulses fit in to the farmbusiness equation and an interactive session on sustainability.

Network president Michael Speirs said sustainability was a broad term and had many meanings across the agricultural industry.

“We are hoping that the day will help participants look at where they and their business fit in the question of sustainability and what can be learned to embrace this concept,” he said.

He said discussion points and speakers

Dr Pauline Mele from Department of Environment and Primary Industries will speak at the conference on soil biology.

Pulse Australia southern region industry development manager Wayne Hawthorne will discuss where pulses fit into Wimmera farming systems and DEPI’s Pru Cook will discuss social media and its ability to sustain and engage food and fibre producers.

“Ms Cook will provide insight into finding useful things online and social media’s differences to newspapers and other sources of information,” Mr Speirs said.

Mr Speirs said Wimmera consultant Matthew Sparke was likely to encourage lively discussion in a question and answer session on what made farms sustainable.

The cost to attend the conference is $20 for members and $50 for non members. The day includes lunch and morning teas. Patrons must book by next Monday on 0408 372 271 or email contact@wfn.org.au.

Stawell mine study money The Victorian and Federal governments have provided a further $50,000 for a Stawell Gold Mine Future Possibilities study.

Announcing the extra funding, Nationals Member for Western Victoria David O’Brien also disclosed that state Energy and Resources Minister Nicholas Kotsiras

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“The minister has accepted my invitation to personally inspect the site and discuss the proposed Big Hill project with mine management and Northern Grampians Shire Council,” he said.

Mr O’Brien said $110,000

of Victorian Government support for the $260,000 project had come from a Putting Locals First program – part of a $1-billion Regional Growth Fund.

“This additional $50,000 is being provided through the Grampians Regional Development Australia program,” Mr Ryan said.

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Have another look Group to highlight ‘elephant’ at fish and yabbies

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Wimmera Uniting Care is encouraging the community to acknowledge ‘the elephant in the room’ this week.

Trevor Domaschenz had to endure would have turned anyone off.

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or many years we heard about the potential of tapping into guaranteed water from the Wimmera Mallee Pipeline to establish an inland regional aquaculture industry.

The concept was based on adding value to the already obvious benefit of being able to do away with open channels and to pipe water to what represents about a third of Victoria.

The idea seems to have failed to evolve from little more than a fanciful notion where people generally agreed in principal that yes, it had possibilities before gently placing it in the too-hard basket.

More than a decade’s worth of drought didn’t help and the years of frustration and red tape that the likes of Patyah yabby farmer

With water at our fingertips and available for regional development such as mining, and many of our lakes restricted to supply and recreation need, it now makes sense to revisit aquaculture for our region.

The idea of fish farms often comes up as part of conceptual regional development projects, the latest being super farms to power electronic data-storage centres.

Why not? Where good-quality water is involved it makes sense to consider secondary ways of using a valuable resource.

Regional produce Often there is plenty of talk about the quality of Wimmera-Mallee produce. When some of us think of Wimmera food we think of lentils, cereals, wine and olives. But to some of us, who have grown up catching and eating fish and yab-

bies, they too rate highly on the list. Imagine what MasterChef contestant Amina Elshafei, who spoke glowingly about Wimmera produce at the weekend, would say if we threw in a few yabbies!

We know that we can successfully breed freshwater fish for environmental and recreational use and there have been generations of trial and error with yabbies.

Demand and guarantees of quality would dictate the success or failure of any large-scale venture.

But considering what we buy at the supermarket now and with the right sort of government support it is hard to imagine it not working.

The agency is using an ‘elephant in the room’ metaphor to highlight that homelessness is a reality in the Wimmera even though the problem may not be obvious to most people.

Child, Youth and Family Executive Manager Pauline Butler said Wimmera Uniting Care would have a static display at Horsham Plaza for the duration of Homeless Persons’ Week which started on Monday.

“Mali the elephant will be on display along with a couch which represents the most common form of homelessness in the Wimmera,” she said.

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“Former clients of Horizons made Mali and we thought this was a fantastic opportunity to get her out and about again for a good cause.

“We’ll also have some statistics and information on display which we encourage people to reflect on.”

Ms Butler said representatives from Wimmera Uniting Care’s housing and youth teams would also give presentations about homelessness at schools.

Ms Butler said people could call 5362 4000 for more information about Wimmera Uniting Care’s emergency housing program and how they could help.

She said if people were experiencing homelessness and needed help they could call 1800 825 955 toll free.

As consumers, we place enormous stress on our fresh and marine fisheries. If we can create a streamlined way of developing a product and market and sell it like we do our other produce everyone will be a winner.

YOUR SAY Fuel costs SIR,- Given the tumble of the value of the Australian dollar, we can expect for there to be a corresponding rise of cost with the fuel we use. As a society we can expect that there will be no flow-on costs to consumers from those who move freight around our country.

Yes I’m getting in early before the transport companies and God knows who else will claim that their prices must rise sharply because of increases in fuel costs.

May we say quite clearly to all those in business that to justify putting up costs owing to fuel cost rises is not on. You had your bite from our pockets when fuel costs rose sharply in 2008 to levels unseen, we the public have not as yet once heard how you have all dropped your prices because fuel costs went down since then.

So fair go Aussie business people, no second bite at this cherry.

Ray Marsh, Ararat

Calculated risk SIR,- Firstly, I declare that I have an association with Stuart Hobbs at Breuers. I chair a monthly REV business forum of business owners in Horsham of which Stuart is a member.

I noticed an advertisement for Breuers Party Hire in The Weekly Advertiser which should be a lesson for all small to medium operators in the Wimmera .

In an economy that has been tough for many regional business owners this new venture by Breuers shows that you must understand that doing tomorrow what you do today means you are going backwards.

Breuers were faced with the might of Wesfarmers coming to town and placing a Bunnings store opposite them. Combined with the increase of internet sales for their traditional market they took a glass-half-full attitude to the business.

They did not sit back and com-

plain as many do, they looked for how they could add value to their business by using existing resources and knowhow.

They took a calculated risk, invested in equipment and expanded into equipment hire and party hire.

They have sought government support, but backed their ability to survive in a challenging business environment.

Innovation is a key for many small business owners when faced with the Big Box retailers. Now they are looking to take advantage of the internet.

There are many great businesses in the Wimmera and this is just one of them which is being proactive and looking to a positive future.

Bill Winter, Melbourne • Bill Winter is a non-executive director of Luv a Duck and a Wimmera Health Care Group board member. He chairs a monthly business-owner forum in Horsham and in Geelong.

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immera Health Care Group clinical educator Chris Dodson is urging people with medical conditions to talk to their families and loved ones about future treatment and care options.

Mr Dodson said he wanted people to start thinking about whether they wanted to live as long as possible or if quality of life was also important.

“It is obviously a delicate issue to bring up, but it is a really important issue as well,” Mr Dodson said.

“Some people wouldn’t mind being in a nursing home, where for others being independent is the most important thing no matter what.

“There can be a lot of decisions to be made when someone is ill and people should think about who they would want to make decisions about their treatment if they were too unwell to make them for themselves.”

Mr Dodson said if a patient talked with their family about advanced care needs, it wasn’t the final word as people were free to change their minds.

“The main reason for having the talk is that it lets your family or loved ones know what you would want if you were to unwell to make a decision about your health care,” he said.

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“Also it is important to remember that it isn’t legally binding.

It simply informs the hospital of what you would like. You or your loved ones are free to change your minds at any time.

“Wimmera Health Care Group doesn’t have an official policy in regards to advanced care plans.

What the conversation will do is make the family aware of what their loved one wants, so that when they are asked ‘what do you want us to do for your loved one?’ they at least have an idea.”

Questions Mr Dodson said important questions to have discussed include: • Do they want full resuscitation such as life-support, intubation, transfer to Melbourne • Active treatment such as the use of antibiotics, intravenous fluids and surgery • Palliative care such as pain relief and comfort.

Mr Dodson said if people had an Advanced Care Plan, Wimmera Health Care Group was happy to place a copy in a medical file so that it will be available to loved ones and staff.

“Remember, an Advanced Care Plan is only referred to when you are no longer able to communicate your wishes to hospital staff and your loved ones,” he said.

Program a winner for young and old A new Rural Northwest Health program is proving a winner for young and old.

Mrs Hewitt, also a RNH board member, said the children had been fascinated by the visits.

Residents living with dementia in the care of Rural Northwest Health’s awardwinning Wattle unit are experiencing a new lease on life through regular visits to Warracknabeal Memorial Kindergarten.

“The children have responded to the visits with such warmth and enthusiasm,” Mrs Hewitt said.

The program is having a double positive effect because the centre’s preschoolers are enjoying the experience as well.

“The experience has been invaluable to them because it has taught them about patience and empathy.

“And because the ladies often talk to them about what things were like when they were young, it has also given the children a wonderful understanding of a different era and how things have changed over time.

Wattle residents Pat Waters, Margaret Young and Dot Brown have been making fortnightly visits to the kindergarten since late in the first term this year.

“One of the elements of learning for our children this year is about community and understanding how a community works so this has been a great contributor to that as well.

Evolved The program evolved from a discussion between Warracknabeal Kindergarten educator Glenda Hewitt, Wattle rehabilitative therapist Katie Ramsdale and Wattle manager Wendy Walters.

Ms Ramsdale said she noticed how the residents living with dementia responded whenever young children visited the unit and that spawned the idea for the kindergarten trips.

“Any time a youngster visits, it lights up everyone’s day,” Ms Ramsdale said.

“It’s good for their well-being also because emotional memory, good or bad, is the strongest memory a person

HEALTHY CONNECTIONS: Wattle resident Margaret Young completes a puzzle with kindergarten student Charlotte McPherson.

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living with dementia can have,” she said.

“So taking the residents to the kindergarten seemed a logical step as long as it didn’t upset the children and it seems it’s had just the right effect.

“The residents have loved every minute of it because the children have such a

warming influence.

“And it’s just wonderful to see the joy on the faces of both the children and the ladies from Wattle.”

Ms Ramsdale said the children would visit Wattle in the near future.

“One of the residents keeps saying to me on every visit ‘I’m an old lady but when I come here I feel young again’, which is just beautiful.

“This has been such a successful project. It gives the residents something to look forward to and they tell their families all about it,” she said.

“It’s had a huge impact on them and all they talk about is when do they get back to the kinder.”

“It brightens up their whole week and they even remember some of the names of the kids which is really good.”

Scholarship winner to complete training Meeting agricultural, automotive and industrial needs

Sharlene Ferguson will use a $1000 scholarship through Warracknabeal Evening Branch of the Country Women’s Association to complete a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.

Ms Ferguson accepted the inaugural 2013 Skills Scholarship for Women winner during a ceremony at Yarriambiack Shire offices.

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Ms Ferguson is a qualified trainer and assessor and is planning to work with Advanced Career Training, dedicated to providing training for people who often don’t have direct access to or might have to travel long distances to undertake training.

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“The opportunity will now allow me to establish a much better work life balance as well as providing a service not offered in our community.”

Ms Ferguson hopes to also complete her Certificate IV in Disability.

Last year the Warracknabeal Evening Branch received an anonymous donation to establish a program to help women to upgrade their skills.

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partnership between private landowners and authorities reintroducing native orchids into the landscape is helping reduce the number of threatened species in the WimmeraMallee.

Wimmera Catchment Management Authority chief executive David Brennan said the arrangement to plant the rare orchids on private property was taking the project to ‘a new level’.

The Wimmera Orchid Conservation Project, involving a research laboratory in Horsham, has the potential to save orchid species around the world from extinction.

After years of departmental research last year project manager Dr Noushka Reiter discovered a way to grow large numbers of orchids symbiotically with their mycorrhizal partners.

The lab, managed by Wimmera CMA, is growing 30 different endangered species for projects in Victoria, SA and NSW. Since the breakthrough, Dr Reiter and volunteers have re-

“Orchids on private land have an added layer of protection to what we plant on public land because they are on Trust for Nature covenants where landowners place strong values on preserving the natural environment,” he said.

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introduced about 2000 endangered orchids on public land in the Wimmera, Mallee and Western District.

This week landowners, volunteers from the Australian Native Orchid Society, Friends of the Grampians and Friends of the Little Desert and Dr Reiter are planting Yellow-lipped and Candy Spider-orchids on private properties.

Mr Brennan said the private property introductions marked a major step forward as part of a Wimmera Regional Catchment Strategy objective to reduce the number of threatened

species in the region.

“A lot of the threatened species that occur in the Wimmera are on private land and much of this private land is extremely well managed,” he said.

“As such, it makes good sense to plant orchids on private land as well as on the public estate to diversify where the orchids appear in the landscape.”

Mr Brennan said the carefully selected planting areas were on Trust for Nature-covenanted land where the orchids had historically occurred.

“Native orchids are quite difficult to grow so having the support of landowners to give them constant attention means they have an even better chance to thrive and survive.”

Excited Murtoa district wheat and sheep farmer Steve Rabl said he was ‘very excited’ about having Yellow-lipped Sun Orchids planted on his property.

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ing problems for organs such as the heart or kidneys. Once dental disease reaches advanced stages, it can require intensive treatment.

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Most pets have no routine dental care at all, so it’s no wonder that their teeth can quickly reach a bad state.

Many of the early signs of dental disease in our pets can be quite subtle, and easily missed.

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As dental disease progresses there can be gum recession, mouth ulcers, erosion of the bone around the teeth, loss of teeth, and tooth root abscesses.

By the time it gets to these latter stages, the animal may be in a lot of discomfort, which can show up as difficulty chewing, loss of appetite, drooling or general unhappiness.

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Better by far is the prevention of dental disease for our pets, just as we do for ourselves.

Some ways to do this include: • Daily brushing of teeth – many pets will tolerate this very well, especially if done from an early age. Be sure to use a pet safe toothpaste, not a human variety.

• There are many dry foods that are available for dogs and cats that promote dental health by cleaning the teeth as the animal chews • Dental specific chews, available from pet stores, vets or supermarkets • Chewing bones can also help – even many cats will chew chicken wings. No animal should ever be given cooked bones • Other products which can be added to water or food, which have anti-bacterial properties or contain enzymes that help remove plaque from teeth. These are available from vet clinics.

In general, we recommend doing one thing every day from the above list to prevent dental disease – usually a combination of strategies will suit most pets and owners.

Many vet clinics offer free dental health checks at this time of year. Vet nurses are also a great source of information about dental health.

If your pet hasn’t had their teeth checked in the last six months, take advantage of this time to do something positive about your furry friend’s dental health during August.

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Lieutenant Colonel Shaun Hoffmann, commissioned as an Australian Army officer in 1991, will use the occasion to talk about his experience in Afghanistan.

Lt Col Hoffmann, who has also had appointments in Bosnia, East Timor, Pakistan and Iraq after gaining extensive experience in the Corp of Engineers, is a graduate of the Australian Army Command and Staff College and holds various Masters degrees.

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Rupanyup church to celebrate centenary Linda Graham of Rupanyup will be guest of honour when Rupanyup Uniting Church celebrates the 100th anniversary of its opening service when it was the Methodist Church.

The opening service was on September 7, 1913 and Miss Graham, who turned 101 on July 21, attended the occasion as a baby. This year’s celebration will be on September 8.

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“He takes you with him to these places as if it was happening today. I knew straight away this was something special”

Melbourne-based publisher Transit Lounge will release Hard Times, a true story written by the late Jack Mercer, tomorrow for national distribution.

Mercer, born in Archdale in 1896, died in 1976 and left a one-off manuscript only discovered by his grandson Brett Pierce earlier this year.

Brett Pierce, Jack Mercer’s grandson

Mr Pierce said he had been immediately struck by the ‘vividness and immediacy’ of the writing.

Mercer’s Ararat experiences set him on the path as a runaway to all corners of the world. He eventually flees to Werribee where he works as a farmhand, before travelling to Sydney and working on a Norwegian barque that becomes shipwrecked in South America.

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“He used to tell us stories about his travels. So I knew the book existed. He had read it to me when I was young and I remembered it being an amazing tale. That’s why I went searching for it,” he said.

“He takes you with him to these places as if it was happening today. I knew straight away this was something special,” he said.

Mercer’s story begins in 1911 with him as a 14-year-old growing up in an Ararat pub where he faces the terror of a stepfather and a mother who barely acknowledge his existence. The work vividly describes life in early Ararat.

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riding trains as a tramp in Virginia.

Publishers have described Hard Times as ‘one of the heretofore unplucked gems of Australian literature’ and said critics were comparing it to Albert Facey’s A Fortunate Life.

Mr Pierce, who discovered the manuscript in ‘an old box’ is himself a world traveller in his work with World Vision and acknowledges his grandfather’s influence.

“He went from experiencing a shipwreck in his teens to flying and crashing planes in the First World War within five years.”

Crashes Mercer fought in the First World War in the Canadian branch of the Royal Flying Corps, surviving two crashes.

After the war he worked in a variety of roles in Canada, USA and Latin America before his appointment as manager of British American Bye-Products in Australia in 1934.

He lived his working years in Prahran and retired to McCrae in Victoria. He remained an occasional world traveller for most of his life.

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Unlike other businesses, if your farm isn’t profitable, it’s not that easy to shut up shop and turn off the lights on your way out.

The business of farming is often difficult to view in such impersonal terms.

After all, working the land tends to ‘run in the family’. It’s a legacy passed from generation to generation. But it is a business nonetheless.

It exists to supply a commercial demand while producing an income for the people who work on it. It puts food on the table, pays for the children’s education and funds retirement – just as you’d expect of any other business.

Regardless of the nature of that business, successful operators plan ahead and surround themselves with skilled people.

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Although people who work the land tend to display a marked willingness to offer assistance to others, they rarely seek assistance for themselves. Many place unfair expectations on themselves by attempting to ‘go it alone’.

The business of running a profitable farm involves specific issues and complexities but there’s no reason you should feel you’re alone when trying to get your head around topics like: • budgeting and cash flow; • tracking income and expenditure; and • managing taxation, wages and superannuation.

A tailored plan is crucial to success A financial plan, tailored to the particular business of your property, can mean the difference between borrowing through the tough times and treading water in the good, or having reserve funds for the lean years and surplus for savings and business growth during the productive years.

Timing is also key. Not planning early enough may mean that your business decisions are triggered by events over which you have no control.

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Financial advisers with an understanding of rural property management, can work with you to create such a strategy.

Consider these points: • Budgeting harks back to the adage of living within your means. It might be handling household expenses or managing the costs of the property. Identifying needs from wants is paramount to keeping operational costs under control.

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Animals & Accessories 1 x Belted Galloway Cow, pure bred, with 10 month old bull calf at foot $1800 the lot Ph 53566303 Moyston 16” western saddle, Vaquero Rawhide tree, fully carved, floral design, EC $700 Ph 53564653

Animals & Accessories

Budgie babies, straight out of Maltese x Shih Tzu Puppies, nest $10 Ph 0419505737 1 male, 1 female, vet checked, 981020005541896, Cattle, 6x Murray Grey cows, M/C# running with MG bull $880each, 5493992 $280each Ph 1x MG bull yearling $1100 all GC 0424588439 Ph 53994210 or 0428994210 Miniature goats, kids, does, Cavalier King Charles x pups, females, MC 956000002339148, wethers and bucks $100each Ph 2234612 $350each Ph 53522704 0400904727

Alpaca, all colours, from registered breeder, good rates Ph 53847380 Chihuahua pup, long Alpaca, herd guards and haired, female, tan and black, pets, male and female MC 956000003024510 Ph available, prices vary 0457798781 Ph 0428852338 Chiwawha pure bred pups, 2 Alpaca, young male $250 Ph fawn male short haired pups, MC 978102100079594, 79733 53583486 $250each Ph 53972152 or Alpacas x 2, very friendly, good 0466969015 mannered neutered males, raised as pets $400each Ph Diamond Python, male with enclosure, require license $700 0428810136 Ph 0434336394 Alpacas, breeding stock, pets and flock protectors, all Dog float, Ranger, 4 berth, stock guaranteed, inspections GC, registered $1400ono Ph welcome, delivery available Ph 53837562 0427602773 Ewes, pure breed, black face Andalusian Warmblood suffolks, from stud stock Ph Gelding, 15.3hh, 11yo, good 0419664345 Liz to CSF, comes to whistle, good feet, great presence $3000 Ph 53564653

Appaloosa Broodmare, 15hh, 14yo, easy to do anything with AAA reg 58244 $800 Ph 0400333327 Ararat Appaloosa x QH filly, Filly foal, Piebald Shetland, DOB 5/10/12 Mat, 15hh, well 9 months, good type $350 Ph handled, AAA reg Elig $800 Ph 53844287 Horsham 0400333327 Ballarat Horse float, Ranger, double , Arabian Filly, purebred, bay, GC and registered $2600ono Ph should mature 15hh, easy to 53837562 handle, $800 Ph 53542792 Jersey x Friesian heifers, 2 ARP Gelding, True Burnt healthy 13 months olds $800each Buckskin, 3yo, eligible x 4 Ph 0478606610 Dimboola registration, well handled, should mature 14hh, quiet, friendly, Kelpie purebred pups, Karana reluctant sale, prefer show home, Sami x Digger bloodlines, parents excellent workers, 2 $2000 Ph 53542792 males, MC 982000167685490, Bay Gelding, 16hh, 6yrs old, 956000002402365 $250each Ph done local shows, dressage and 0431623262 Willaura adult riding club, good to S/C/F, sale due to owner completing yr Kityees working Border 12, loving home only $3000 Ph Collies, Seven pups, wormed, vaccinated, pedigreed, eligible 0438230438 for registration VWSDA, M/F tri colour and black and white, The Weekly Advertiser rough-coated parents, can be welcomes your advertising. seen working, pups will work We are required strictly by law sheep and cattle and some of my to include specific information previous pups have become good on some items when obedience/agility dogs. These publishing your advertisement. pups are approx. 2/3 imported A snapshot of your obligations and 1/3 Aussie bloodlines, MC are as follows: 956000008894783, 8910818, ANIMALS 8906686, 8907126, 8907370, *All for-sale advertisements, 8896127, 8895471 $450 each for either cats or dogs must Ph 54662335 evenings or include one of the following: 0458014560 • Individual microchip Koolie pups, born 9/5, vet numbers checked, vacc, 1xF red merle, • Vet certificate to exclude 1xF tricolour, 1xF blue merle, individual animals from 1xM lemon merle, 1xM red needing microchips tricolour, 1xM brown and white, • Domestic animal-business MC 978102100099470, 98731, number 98611, 99014, 99086, 98597 $250 Ph 53839215

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Animals & Accessories

Muscovey ducks, dressed $25 Ph 53837527 Pedigree Border Collie pups, MC 8896616, 8981691, 8911496 $450each Ph 0437476499 Piglets for sale, 16 weeks old, ready to go Ph 0407399313 Piglets, Wessex Saddlebacks, from 6 weeks $120 Ph 0407886419 Moyston Pony rugs, canvas and stable, 3’-4.3’, excellent order $20ono Ph 53543264 Python, blonde spotted, female, 3yo, non-handler, wildlife license required $300ono Ph 0400064460 Saddle, Wintec Isabell, EC, 17”, cair system, changeable gullet (black), comes fully mounted with great extras $800ono Ph 0458770008 White Dorper ewes, 9 months, due to lamb 9/13, excellent shedders, small lots available $120 plus GST Ph 0447275737 Wiltshire Ewes, horn stud, in lamb to wh/stud ram, easy care, no shearing, great for small acres $130 each Ph 53811824 Wiltshire Horn Rams, young, pure bred, no shearing needed $170 Ph 0431649531 Wolf hound x Stag hound, 12 months old, big dog, regrettable sale, MC 95600008404574 $200 Ph 0434336394

Antiques Concave Picture Frames, $80ea Ph 0428324210 Dinner set, Royal Dalton, 1970’s Harmony pattern, 8 person plus extras $2500 Ph 53548274 Federation Side Board and Oak Writing Desk $650 Ph 03 53566369 Fire Surround with cast iron and tiled insert, over 100 yr old, VGC $900 Ph 0439101170

French cabinet 1830’s, EC, email for photos $2000 Maltese x Shih Tzu adorable Ph 0400138106 or Email puppies, 3 males, vet checked, porky_1111@hotmail.com Ararat vacc, MC 956000008834468, 8872209, 8681661 $260each Ph Leadlight Display Cabinet, $390 Ph 0427523317 0419593107

Antiques

Caravans

Caravans

Caravans

Caravan, Windsor pop-top, excellent value, clean, comfortable, roll out awnning, island double bed, extras included $11,000 Ph 53562310 or 0400699039 2003 Jayco poptop, 17’6”, large single beds, AC, microwave, gas/ electric hotplates, griller, 3 way Leadlight Secretaire Cabinet, fridge, electric w/pump, rollout with fitted writing desk, 1150mm awning, full annexe, EC $19,000 width, 1885 height, EC $400 Ph Ph 0400138106 Ararat 2003 Spirit Camper Trailer, 0417558774 as new , heavy canvas and tail Compass 15ft Pop Up Caravan Miners Lounge, $200 Ph gate kitchen P89984 $7000 Ph 1993, island double bed, 0428324210 0447398338 wardrobes, hot plates, 3 way Sewing machine, singer treadle 2005 16ft Regent Crusader, roll fridge, sink, plenty cupboard out awning plus annexe, single $100 Ph 53544240 space, excellent condition, light beds, 3-way fridge, microwave, Singer Treadle Sewing blue interior E27531 $15,000 R55050 $16,500 Ph 53941981 Machine, beautiful stitcher, Ph 0402302028 Robyn 2005 Jayco Eagle offroad VGC, extras $300 Ph 53581100 caravan, barlett flys and annexe, Concept 17’6”, 2009, QB, VGC, R09826 $17,000 Ph 15” wheels, checker plate, 0418394368 external cable, roll out BBQ, Caravans as new annexe $31,500ono Ph 53811733 or 0428504538 $80,000 package deal, 2009 Hi-Ace 1980 pop-top camper, Mazda BT50 Freestyle Utility, fair condition OHZ724 $2300 Ph auto, turbo diesel, UHF radio, 53566212 b/batteries, e/brakes, b/bar, t/ 2006 Jayco Expanda, TV, bar, canopy, reverse camera, LR microwave, flys, hoses, EC Jayco 2007 Expander, AC, EC, annexe flys, roll out awning, fuel tank, XNI456 2012 Jurgen $22,900ono Ph 0427880265 19’ 6” caravan, r/o awning, f/ 2007 Jayco Hawk campervan, always shedded, S45774K annexe, r/c AC, 180lt 3way full annexe, flys, many extras, $25,500ono Ph 53911772 fridge, QB, b/up battery, gas/ EC, always under cover when not Jayco Expander, 16’ pop top, elect HWS, sep, shower/toilet, t/ in use $19,000 Ph 0409412692 12/05 build, 3-way fridge, roll tub washing machine, U82182 out awning, inner-spring mattress Ph 0438129266 Ararat $23,000 Ph 0419351246 1969 Bedford motorhome, Jayco Freedom family pop top, GC, YJH116 $15,000ono Ph island DB, front bunks, rooftop 0411965515 AC and heater, roll out awning, 1980 Viscount Pop Top, s/axle, Bailey, 4 berth, light weight annexe walls, $22,000 Ph 18’, 5-berth, GC, rollout awning, caravan, easily towed by family 0419116167 full annexe, large 3-way fridge/ sedan, toilet, shower, fixed bed, freezer, front kitchen, reg 02/14 2 TV’s, new auto awning, new Jayco Freedom pop top, 2000, 17’ 6”, island DB with new inner $6900 Ph 0428827015 Ararat AC, battery pack, 3 way fridge, spring mattress, front kitchen with motor mover, stereo system, 1988 Millard, 13’, new electric much more, EC $30,000 Ph gas cook top and grill, microwave, fridge, gas stove, new king SB, 3 way fridge, roll out awning, 0400903635 annexe, GC, reg 4/14 $4000neg Camper Jayco Dove, pop EC, always shedded $18,500 Ph Ph 0421670828 top, 1984 with annexe, GC, 53583178 or 0477542256 1999 Jayco Hawk Campervan, rego 01/14, R21434 $5500 Ph Jayco Pop Top, 90 series, full annexe, EC, more info 0408222466 single axle, single beds, 3 way $12,500ono Ph 55752789 or Caravan 2002, Roadstar r/f, oven 4/burner cook top, plenty 0400537613 Voyager 3000, 21’ 6”, AC, S and cupboards XRH094 $9000ono 2 café style dining lounges, T rollout awning, Microwave, Ph 53827594 TV, towing mirrors, many extras with drawers, maroon, ex lotus $35,000 Ph 53826461 Jayco Westport Pop Top 1996, caravan, 2yo, EC $600 Ph 17’, air conditioning, rollout 0418527973 or 53523803 awning and annexe, gas cooktop 2000 Roadstar Voyager, pop top and grill, 3way fridge, island low rider, pull out awning and double bed with storage, EC annexe and cover, 3 way fridge, $17,000ono Ph 0419972013 full oven, cook top, microwave, Millard 14’ pop top, 4 berth, 2 SB, level riders, independent suspension, VGC, N43321 Caravan pop top, Gazal Infinity 2-way fridge, full annexe, rego $17,500 Ph 0427970970 Ararat 1999, 16’ x 7’6”, SB’s, power 2/14 $6500 Ph 0467362436 brakes ect, new condition Millard 16’ pop top, VGC, 12 2002 Jayco Freedom poptop, $16,000 Ph 53822537 17’, life up island DB, roll out Caravan Traveller, tandem months rego, DB, gas electric awning, batteries, microwave, 17’16”, pop-top, HD tyres, 2cyl, fridge, gas stove, oven, AC, 3 way fridge, EC $18,800 Ph lots of extras, annexe $15,000 electric brakes, full annexe 0428866210 $10,000ono Ph 0419514118 Ph 53891504

Motorhome, fully equipped, 1978 Domino Coach, complete fit out and overhaul 2003, roof raised, new front, new external skin diesel motor, 5 spd auto trans both reconditioned, fully equipped solar operation, modern elecs, full size shower, toilet, QB bed, recliners, modern kitchen storage bins underneath incl grey, black and fresh water tanks split system, rev camera, heaps of extras, incls tandem box trailer for small 4WD with extra storage, min off road, only 118,500km since 2003 Ready to travel for others to enjoy $88,500ono inspect anytime Ph 0408127425 Horsham

Reduced 2001 Roma pop-top, 14ft, s/beds, EC, $12,500 Ph 53548223 Reduced camper trailer GIC extreme off road, as new, fully optioned, mattress, rego 12/13 $5700 Ph 0429233729 Reduced caravan, permanent onsite, with large solid wall annexe, all chattels wiwo, $24,000 Ph 0458923298 Beachport Slide-on Camper, Millard 1985, 3 berth, fridge, stove, battery pack, GC $5500 Ph 0439797922 or 53871504

Sundowner campervan, GC, new mattresses, new battery, new poles, gas/elect fridge, gas cook top, annexe in GC, sleeps up to 6, registered $2800 Ph 0478229314 Viscount Royal 15’ 6”, late 80’s, aluminium frame, electric fridge and grillers, plenty of cupboards, wind out windows, 2 SB, table makes a DB, all as new, ready to go, annexe and pole carrier, has only been used as spare room $5000 Ph 50825294

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Caravans

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Farm Machinery

Farm Machinery

For Sale

Boomspray 2000lt Silvan tandem simplicity susp. 60’ hyd lift, fold broom, D.S foam, elec controls $14,300 Ph 0427871404

Clothes & Accessories

Class 96 Header, 5000hrs, 25ft finger reel, trailer, $10,000+GST REDUCED Header CAT Lexion Driza-bone coat, Rider brand, Ph 0427861052 Kaniva 470R 204, 340hp, 30ft front size L, never worn $120 Ph Combine, Case 5120, Johns and trailer, GPS yield mapping, 53582216 or 0407343910 u/c SSB fingers harrows, EC Auto contour, 2080 cut hrs, Wedding dress, size 14, $9000ono Ph 0428334323 ready for harvest, have retired, complete with veil and 3m train, Combine, Inter A62, 9” sp $150,000ono Ph 53541270 or lace edging, worn once $350 Ph SSB finger harrows, goes well 0427322006 53582216 or 0407343910 $4000ono Ph 0428334323 Shipping container, 40ft $2500 Croplands mister, with Ph 0408372666 Dimboola 8HP Honda motor $600 Ph Commercial Silos, RK Macey, 2x50t, not 0417526256 Equipment sealed, bagging shoots, VGC Dodge Tripper 1997, DN5 petrol $4800ono Ph 0428894234 Coolroom, motor drop in unit, V8, bulk bin, gravel sides, stock plug in, 1HP, 240v, EC $1600 Ph crate, spare motor, 46877F Small square baler, M.F 124, 0417101120 GC $2900 Ph 0419389693 $3000ono Ph 0427348196 Drink Fridge, Orford, 2 glass Dual wheels, tyres and extension Solar pump, bore or dam, mono doors, shelves and lights $1200 rim, Chamberlain 4280, 18-4-38 model 2 MO222 MK 300 watt, Ph 0417101120 tyres, 70% use $550ono Ph includes floats, filter, cable, Freezer commercial skope, 0417826332 safety wire, auto cut off, panel Pegasus, upright, all stainless Flexi coil, 550 pound tynes, price stand, no solar panel, no control steal, 600lt, VGC $1800 Ph box, EC $1500 Ph 53564463 or neg Ph 0428911459 53302008 0427670612 Fuel tanks, 800lt and 100lt Prime Mover, International $500neg for the lot Ph Spray Tank Hardy, 1600L, S2600, 400 Cummins, 13 spd, fibreglass, $250 Ph 0428837235 0428911459 PTO bunk, AC, turn table, NNP882, semi tipper trailer Header, JD 6600 C/W 22ft open Spray tank, rapid spray, 2400Lt, also available $25,000 Ph front bat reel, completely re-built fiber glass $500 Ph 0408372666 0419323118 and ready, good goer $10,000 Ph Stihl O5I Chainsaw, VGC, 26 53598254 spare chains, 3 spare bars, $700 Header, John Deere 7720 turbo, Ph 53583326 Computers & 2 speed drum, 30ft tyne, reel Entertainment front & trailer, 3000hrs, smale Tank, 95,500ltr, galvanised maxi, 2” outlet and ball valve, ladder, Desktop Intel Core 2 QUAD plucker to suit $18,000+GST Ph lockable access hatch, plus CPU Q8400 2.66GHZ, Nvidida 53808227 Gforce 6600, 320gig HDD multi Header, John Deere 7720, extras $5000 Ph 0418304855 recorder, 20” monitor, keyboard 1988, EC, 30’ front, comb trailer Tractor Chamberlain and optical mouse $350 Ph 2608hrs, always shedded, Champion, can be seen working 0428336397 choppers, hillside reverse feed, $4500 Ph 0409211839 IBM Thinkpad, core 2 duo, harvest ready, $17,000 Ph Tractor reduced, 1978 7040 T7300 Windows Vista business 53521782 Allis Chalmers, 140HP, 7885hr, OS power supply and top loader 2 remotes, 2 speed PTO duals, case $200 Ph 0428336397 front end weights, GC $5500 inc GST Ph 53843233

100HP Tractor, Perkins engine, cab with AC, loader with 4 in bucket, 16/16 forward reverse transmission $59,995 Ph 0408072431 13HP Davey pump, twin impellor, vanguard e/start motor, overhauled, new fuel system, 3 x 50mm outlets, hoses, new $2295, sell $950 Ph 53524795 Ararat

For Sale

For Sale

Extreme cooler esky, 4 stoke, new, 2HP, gas engine $600 Ph 53821047

Boomspray 2000lt, 16m wide, HYD lift, chemical pro, foam Massey Ferguson, 14 plate, disc marker, centre fill, non drip plough $1000 Ph 0419867539 Windsor Caravan, one owner, nozzles $5500 Ph 0429922319 A/C, 4 burner stove and griller, Prickle Chain, approx 32’ $7000 Case 1896 Tractor, 4400hrs microwave, 3 way fridge, lovely Ph 0432401690 $11,000 inc GST Ph 55886286 interior of soft green, double bed, R.O awning and annex, , Chisel plough 3pl, 13 tyne, always shedded, EC $17,500 Ph heavy duty, comes with crumble roller, 12’ 6” cut with adjustable 53826676 or 0428826676 depth wheels, EC $8800 inc GST Ph 0428211555

Farm Machinery

For Sale

Fire wood, red gum, 10 and 20 cubic meters, delivery available $975 Ph 0437662600 or 0448263700 30 ton log splitters, split Firescreen, sturdy steel $80 Ph horizontally and vertically, 6.5hp 53823833 engine, assembled and test run Freezer, chest 500lt, EC $500 Ph $1370 inc GST Ph 53891541 0419595132 4-Frame honey extractor wax trough and gas hot knife $550 Ph Freezer, chest 700lt, EC $800 Ph 0419595132 0488068251

Lawn mower, Pro-Scape walk behind, 6HP Kawasaki motor, Axe, 3pt linkage, hyd wood super Furniture, Pine coffee table $100 new $900ono Ph 0428504725 $2000 Ph 0428504725 pick up only Ph 0407357985 Mig Welder, 320 austmig S Bar fridge, 125lt, VGC $140 Ph Gas hot water heater, Junkers 0427523317 $120ono Ph 0427820638 Bed, futon, queen size Generator, Honda Eui, 2.6 KVA, innerspring mattress $400 Ph super quiet, built in eco-throttle, 53822911 suitable to run microwave, Bench Seats, flip up, 4 seats per computer etc, little use $1980 Ph row, $30 Ph 0408557603 55701392 AH Black Plastic, 8 new rolls, 4m Gold detector, Minelab GP x 50m, suitable for grain shed extreme plus accessories floors and bunkers $1200 Ph $3450ono Ph 0408127425 0427323041 Bostich Nail Guns, 1x framing Golf Buggy, “laser lite”, (not gun, 75mm nails, 1x rotary cart), electric, carry bag, charger, magazine for lighter work also $280, as new, spare battery $100 nails, made in USA $400neg Ph Ph 53522123 or 0431215956 Ararat 53524062 Ararat Box Trailer, 9x6x5, fully lockable and alarm, reg- B80848 $2500 Ph 0417526256 Brand new table top Arcade Machine, 21” high resolution VGA Monitor, 3 side - 2 player, flip screen function, 1066 games including Donkey Kong, Galaga, Frogga, Pacman, Street Fighter etc, free credit button, $1299 to arrange an inspection Ph 0438981153 Ballarat

Motor, Tecumseh Enduro XL, 13.5HP, electric start, new $720ono Ph 0428504725 Noritake (Evansdale) dinner set, excellent condition, 8 settings, 56 pieces, $400 Ph 53825283

53823369

Ride on mower, 38” cut, electric start, new battery, blade, bearings $765 Ph 0409851412

Gopher, DX, as new, has near 5 months warranty, cost $3500, sell $2500 Ph 53820896

Camping fridge, 3 way, 12v 240 and gas, 35-40lt, chest cold mark 2, EC $400ono Ph 0429393549

Ride On Mower, Greenfield 30”cut, brand new motor and battery $1500 Ph 0458681119 Palm Tree for sale for removal at buyers expense, price $100 Ph 0447362925

Camping toilet, portable chemical, chemicals as new $125 Ph 0419571506

Dimplex Refrigerated Air Cooler, reverse cycle, portable, as new, $550 Ph 53596260 or Gopher, Strider, EC, very few 0439855993 of these quality gophers on the market, no further use $2200ono Ph 0417825322 Horsham Gyrocopter, needs blades, GC $5750 Ph 0423833592

Hay shed, Clear span, 38m x 22m x 7m high, 530 UB trusses and columns $72,000 inc GST Ph Dirt buggy, Atomik 150cc, GC, 0417384311 not 1 yo, new $2900, now only For Sale Hedge trimmer, Husqvarna, new, $1800 Ph 0408838950 123HD $450 Ph 0428504725 135 Litre HWS/LPG 2009 model, Ditchwitch, C99 pedestrian Hitachi compound mitre saw, trencher with trailer ramps $990 VGC $550ono Ph 0439309805 approx 10 yrs old $340 Ph Ph 0419571506 53881238 Toolondo area 2 Plega Single Beds, 3ft x 6.8ft inchs, touch button controls, Honda motor, stationary 11HP back and leg lift with inner GX380, suit wood splitter, new spring mattress, EC, cost $4500 carby and a/cleaner, GC $475 Ph each Sell $3000ono each Ph 0411419516 Ararat 0447539415 House bricks, 2500, s/hand, clean, ready to lay, $2000ono Ph 0418535801

16ft x 8ft Thornton single deck, galvanised sheep stock crate $1000 Ph 53502321 Irish slasher, 6’, GC $500ono Ph 2006 Goldacres spray unit, 0417826332 400lt, 5.5 Honda elec start motor, Jackman powder pickler, price udor pressure pump, hose reel, neg Ph 0428911459 50m hosen plus gun, ex hose reel adaptor and tap, mounted JD 7720 Header, reverse feed, in 6x4 trailer, EC, parts and dual speed drum, 230 front, service manuals inc $3400ono comb trailer, GC $18,000ono Ph 0428821394 Ph 0428525301 30’ 5160 Shearer Bar, 620 edge John Deere 7920 MFWD tractor, on tynes, new shears, VGC 746 FEL, IVT transmission, TLS suspension, exc cond $110,000 $17,600 inc Ph 0417539107 inc GST Ph 0458825551 60HP Tractor, 4 cylinder turbo diesel, cab with AC, loader and John Deere 9660 STS, chopper, 2.1m bucket, 12/12 forward fully serviced, harvest ready, c/reverse transmission $43,995 Ph 2012 35ft FD70 flex draper and Leith trailer, as new condition 0408072431 $319,000 inc GST Ph Auger, Wheatheart, 36’ x 10’ self 0458825551 propelled, 25hp Honda, work light kit, good condition, $13,500 plus John Deere Tractor, 8760, 300HP, 24sp power shift, GST Ph 0428975294 8000hrs, GC $30,000 inc Ph Boom spray, Hardi, 3400L, 20m 0428212996 2 x Click system display cases, Navigator, D/S foam, 16.9/30 tyres, hydraulics, lift and fold John Shearer 28 run, fair 1200 x 600 x 1000h, GC $900 for $18,000inc ono Ph 0427808601 condition $1000 Ph 0432401690 both Ph 0418811332

phase with traveller, heavy duty, EC, on transporter wheels $1600ono Ph 0427874213

REDUCED Trailer, any use, tailor made to house amazingly safe fishing/recreation boat, folding trailer with separate fuel compartments, folding draw bar, lifting lid that can have the boat on top, the ultimate holiday and weekender, only take the toys or tents you want out the rest gets locked up, instant roll out kitchen on wheels, fantastic and rare set up, pristine condition, more pictures available, Boat is perfect for local waterways, can carry in pieces to hidden waterways, full rig, 15hp OB, sounder and all safety gear, 4 door trailer, elec brakes, 2 compartments one for boating gear (inc motor and trailer), 2 fuel store areas, made for each other, Boat- KH605, Trailer- S95831 $10,000 Ph 0419553163

Old School Desk, painted with REDUCED! Hydraulic Landing folk art $80ono Ph 53585499 Legs for Semi Trailer, with Out Door Chairs, brand new wheels, $400 Ph 0419323118 never used , 6 green $45ono Ph Ride on lawn mower, Cox Orion, 12HP $500 Ph 0418553990 Gopher, 2009 Pride Pathrider, 53911989 Nhill GC, minimum use $1000ono Ph Oxyacetylene, cutting Kaniva 0428825553 equipment, gauges etc, brand Ride on mower, 12.5HP, white, Gopher, 4 wheel, Celebrity new, CIG $420ono Ph 53826433 38” cut, EC, not $2000 just $1000 Ph 0428975203 Bill Deluxe, 2 yrs old, VGC $1800 Ph

Canoe Rosco, 16’, Australians award winning canoe, A1 condition, paid $2400 sell for Gopher, Invacare-Comet Alpine, $1000 Ph 53564653 top of the range, immaculate Chainsaw, new Poulan-Pro 46cc, condition, used for only 3 months, still in warranty, cost $5000 sale 18” bar $300 Ph 0428504725 $4300 Ph 0417101840 Kate Chainsaw, Stihl 028, super 51cc, 16 inch bar, one owner, mint condition, workshop and field tested, 3 months warranty, Truline post driver, 120kg $550 Ph 0439723289 hammer with hyd auger, 9’ under hammer, 3 point linkage Concrete cutter, Husqvarna, connection, 2 hyd service points 371k, 14” $1200 Ph 0428504725

Heavy Duty Trailer, with tank and 5.5hp pump inc hoses, reduced and PTO shaft, works well $4500 $3900 ono Ph 0418529907 Ph 0400048550 Ararat Water cartage tank, rapid spray, Howard Bagshaw 24 run, fair 15400lts, can be reduced to any condition levermatic $600 Ph size down to 4200lts, with 4” 0432401690 camhock out let, retail $18,000, International 3600, 1993, 14lt sale price $10,000ono Ph cunnings, 410HP, 13 spd, OD, 0419323118 Horsham PTO, HYD, QRBRTT, AC, JB, Wheatlander cultivator bar, 33’ RWC, 60025S $45,000 inc GST HD $1000ono Ph 0429857221 Ph 0427529818

Kubota BX1860 2011 Tractor, with front end loader and kanga 1.2m slasher, only 35hrs use, diesel, 4wd, EC $16,000 Ph 53595264

Elec lift chair, navy leather, cloth cover, on wheels, $700neg Ph 0402632058 Electric lift chair, on wheels with brakes, beige, medium, EC $700 Ph 53820226 or 0427861004 Klamp Wheel Lock, 100% Exhaust fan, Kitchen Chef, protect your car, size 195cm, its new $109 Ph 0400543038 900x500 $50 Ph 0427820638

Pea Straw/Garden mulch, weed free, $5 delivered Horsham area Ph 0407011084 Petrol motor, TWM 5.5HP with 2.1 reduction box, new $300ono Ride on mower, Hustler, super Z, 66” cut, only 43.5hrs since Ph 0428504725 new, cost $18,500 sell $16,500 Plega Adjustable Bed, double Ph 53581825 size, touch button control to Ride On Mower, White Cruise elevate back and legs, as new Matic, 38” cut, 12 HP $1500 Ph $1000 Ph 0409523448 0458681119 Poly pipe, 2” new and used, ROK Electric Vacuum Blower, 1000m plus $990 inc GST Ph never used, still in box $100ono Ph 0447539415 0427797242 Roof battens, steel, 200lm, 40m, half price $330 Ph 0418101778 Shop counter, pine teak, charcoal laminate top, 2 x 1.2 x 600, VGC $175 Ph 0427523317 Sofa Bed, 0429238478

EC $350 Ph

Pump, Hardi 1203/9, coupled to Honda 5hp motor w/gear reduction, max pressure, 15bar/220PSI delivering 90lts per/min $650 Ph 0428336397 Willaura

Sofa couch, Audio Sonic TV 54cm, TV cabinet, Sony PlayStation 2 and set top box $150 the lot Ph 0409427556 Julie

REDUCED Rotary Hoe, Hassett heavy duty, forward, reverse gear, Honda motor, 6.8hp, new blades $900ono Ph 0407425689

Sunraysia wheel, Bridgestone tyre, suit patrol, never used, Australia made $220 Ph 0427851409

Summer duct lifter, max height 5.5, model 2118, $1200 Ph 0419571506 Horsham

Garage Sale

GARAGE/Car boot SALE

•Sausage sizzle and cake stall on the day • Donations of saleable goods required •Sites available $10each Enquiries phone Karen 0428 972 280, for donations phone Karen 0428 972 280 and Shaine 0429 548 992

Saturday 10th, August – 8am

Horsham Urban Fire Brigade

35 Hamilton St, Horsham (enter via Clark St)

For Sale

Household Items

Household Items

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Marine

Chair, Oscar electric lift, EC, Oven/ grill/ ceramic stove top $600 Ph 0429954795 Westinghouse, 54cm upright , 2yo $700 Ph 0428915271 Pine Kitchen Dresser, solid, 2 piece $390 Ph 0427523317

Table round resin, easy store, 4 steel chairs, EC $199 Ph 0412936307 Tent, Blackwolf Mojave SG6, as new $330 Ph 0437009711 Timber flooring, Cowley pine, 6” x 1” boards $900ono Ph 0429981984 Timber Window, second hand, 1 fixed pane/2 sashes, 2693 long x 1268 high, GC $250 Ph 53581173 AH TORO Wheel Horse ride on mower, 212.5 model, 12hp motor, GC $1000 Ph 53982486

Reduced microwave, Sharp Carousel, R-2312S, never used, still in box, silver $150 Ph Quintrex Hornet, wide body 53542787 4m millenium hull, side console, Sewing machine cabinet, and Yamaha 40 oil injected low hrs, utility unit, Horn $125ono Ph dunbier trailer, sounder, marine 0417571806 radio, Minn Kota 50lb electric, Single bed, solid timber, with many extras, all 04 reg till 2/14 $13,800 Ph 0428822797 Childs matching desk, chair good quality mattress, EC $450ono Ph 0417162420 Savage Seasprite, 3.8mt, 18HP, and bookcase in peach and cream $200 Ph 0418175930 Single divan bed and mattress, Tohatsu Mankota travel cover, good clean condition $60 Ph finder, many extras, Gal trailer, boat reg AD189, trailer ES7971 0432635701 Goroke $4500 Ph 0419567468 Table, laminate with padded chairs, GC $50ono Ph 0432635701 Timber furniture, Diamond Creek, matching set, corner TV unit $250, coffee table $250, hall stand $100 each, price for full set is negotiable Ph 0417571806

Trailer, 7x5, rego V45317 $600 Ph 53891419 Trampoline, childrens, good condition $50 Ph 53595285 or 0429200566 Trimmer, Husqvarna, 122c $160 0428504725 Trimmer, Husqvarna, new, 24c $180 Ph 0428504725 Vibrating plate compactor, Robin motor, GC $550 Ph 0417826332 Wood Stove, black IXL, $500 Ph 53912149 Wooden propeller, never been used $150 Ph 0423833592 Yanmar diesel engine, 37,8HP, suits parts or rebuild $500 Ph 0400236535

Household Items 2 1/2 seater, and 2 armchairs, fawn fabric, matching arm covers and throw cushions, all EC $550, for email photos Ph 0427550123 Ararat 3 seater couch, Club, large, plus 2 chairs with matching covers, EC, was dry cleaned before storage $200 Ph 0427584249 Rupanyup 3pce lounge suite, recliners, brown leather, GC $330 Ph 0408222466 6 Chairs, including 2 carvers moss green vinyl padded seats and backs black metal frames $300, table, laminex top, 120cm x 90cm, strong black, metal frame $75, Westinghouse fridge, white, 2 door, 220lt $200 Ph 53548274 Air conditioner, refrigerated portable Nobo Cool, EC, hardly used, view in Horsham $450 Ph 53836378 Air conditioner, Westinghouse, hot and cold, suit medium room, GC $120 Ph 0419571506 Armchair, rocker and recliner, burgundy coloured leather, perfect condition $400 Ph 53820297 Bar fridge, Westinghouse $75 Ph 53524298

Lounge suite, Jacobean, GC $350 ono Ph 0400102881

Bedroom suite, matching trundle bed, side tables, dressing table with mirror, desk with bookcase, set of draws with bookcase, rivergum green $500ono Ph 0427369453 Lounge, blue, 5 seat, with corner Bricks glass, 90 in panel 1800 glass table, in good condition, x 1000, from shower wall, best $250 Ph 0438332847 Karen, Nhill offer Ph 53991203 Buffet cabinet, walnut, 1610w Mattress, DB, in new condition x 855h x 420d, EC $700 Ph $175 Ph 0427523317 53820226 or 0427861004 Mattress, king, Simmons beauty Cabinet, 4 draw, steel filing rest classic, soft top, 2yrs old, as new $500 Ph 0498033554 cabinet $66 Ph 0419571506

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Honda VTR1000 Fire Storm 2003, 7,600Kms, BR594, new tyres, RWC, $8,000 Ph 0428941264

ZC-ZA Ford Fairlane parts, front guards, front bar, front grill, head light surround $350 Ph 0400236535

Husqvarna WR360, 97-98, fair condition, needs minor parts, good motor, fat pipe $1700 Ph 0429871400

Motor Vehicles Under $3,000

1969 Toyota Corona, no rust suit Kawasaki 750 Zephyr, 1994, EC, reg, IF181 $2600 Ph Mags, Commodore, 4 -17X7.5, restoration, RT 40-610922 $600 excellent condition, new tyres, Ph 54981227 or 0427981227 0403827756 $800 ono Ph 0418529907 Kawasaki KX65, 2005 model, top end, just rebuilt, well looked after by 1 owner, child outgrown $1800ono Ph 0417584776 1983 Gemini SL, EC, drives well, Postie bike, GC, reg 04/14 no rust, 4 speed, all original, GT339 $1000 Ph 0428599281 excellent interior, good tyres, Stawell currently on club rego, not transferable, 02100H $2200 Ph RMZ 450, 2007, immaculate condition, fresh engine, new Mags, Commodore, HSV 4 - 55851270 chains, sprockets and rear tyre 18x8, excellent condition, new 1988 Ford Ute, tarp and ladder $3800 Ph 0402313836 tyres, REDUCED $1500ono Ph rack, rego 10/14 B.B.D.L. mags, VIN JL4OJY11692C, DPZ112 RMZ 450, 2008 fuel injected, 0418529907 never raced, EC, some spares Mitsubishi Triton hard lid and $1800ono Ph 0427855030 $5000 Ph 0417477974

Trundle bed and mattress, used Stessl Trihull 2003, 4.80m, twice, EC $50 Ph 0408100636 80HP, Yamaha 4 stroke, 195hrs, Childs matching desk, chair, Stawell Muir electric anchor winch, many bookcase and side table in blue and cream, $230 Ph 0418175930 Tumble Dryer, gas/electric, VCG extras, safe stable versatile boat for fishing and skiing, HR801, $275 Ph 0427523317 Clothes dryer, Simpson drive on Sea-link trailer Q39976 5kg, model 39S500 $250 Ph Window double glazed, 2440 x $17,000 Ph 53826302 or 1315, cream trim, 2 panels, one 0427500934 0409957620 opening $400 Ph 53991203 Couch , 2 seater and 2 chairs Trailer, multi roller boat trailer, $150 Ph 53820896 to suit 15-18ft boat, new tyres, 2 stage winch, B34913 $1500neg Cupboard/ TV unit, country look, Marine Ph 53524062 solid wood, GC, large $450 Ph 0428915271 Vibrating plate compactor, 4.5 HP outboard motor, DB, Camelot black 4 poster, Mercury, with fuel tank $400ono Robin motor, GC $550 Ph 0417826332 white curtains and mattress as Ph 0429170459 new $1200 Ph 53502280 5.2 Stessl, centre console, 60HP Desk, 1680l x 760w x 690h, evinrude, redco trailer, full floor Motorcycles keyboard shelf $66 Ph safety gear and extras $5500 Ph 0419571506 0429797173 Desk, solid timber, walnut colour, 5.4 Savage Lancer cubby cab, 1989 Kawasaki KLR-250, EC, 19,500km, sport $2000 4 drawer, 1530l x 900w x 740h, 115 Mercury, 324hrs deck wash, on restoration inc top-end over $135 Ph 0419571506 FM radio, Garmin GPS, compass, haul, new battery, brakes, tyres Dining Chairs, 2 x Straight Koden colour sounder, UHF excellent, suit someone wanting Backed Edwardian $200 Ph $14,500ono Ph 0437744630 reliable bike for farm or off-road 53562301 Boat for sale Nereus, 22’ out of $2000 Ph 53522617 after 7pm Dining Table, walnut with metal 24’ mould, 1 owner, EC, VY143S legs, six fabric chairs $650 Ph POA Ph 0429676973 Robe 53822911 Boat, 3.6 metre, v shaped, Dinning setting, extension aluminium $800ono Ph laminated table, steal frames, 0458681119 6 padded chairs, EC $250 Ph Bronze Propeller, 12 inch with 0408100636 Stawell 45inch x 1inch s/steel shaft 2005 Triumph Daytona 955i Electric lift chair, , Jason, ivory $80neg Ph 53524062 Ararat sports tourer, heaps of extras, leather, VGC $575 Ph 53822711 Catamaran, cheap, Alpha performance motor, VGC, Entertainment Unit, 1.45 x 0.50 Omega 4.5mtr, trapeze, race 44,500km, rego 12/13, panniers x 0.55m, includes CD storage rigged w/ trailer, C50/253 $2500 tank bag included, DD692 $8500 shelves and drawer $550 Ph Ph 53566236 Ph 0400923733 53822911 2006 Yamaha Pee Wee 80, Fridge, 322lt, EC $150 Ph EC, hardly used $1600 Ph 53823833 0409510232 Fridge, Westinghouse, free style, 2008 Baroni scooter 125cc all fridge, 600lt, EC $350 Ph petrol, 1100km, VGC, reg 07/13, 53343895 Ballarat IS576 $2000 Ph 0408222466 Ararat Household Package, TV unit, dining table, pinto chairs, 3 drawers lowboy Ph 53822256 or Malibu Response 1998 0429822256 Bowrider, fully optional, wake Kitchen Crome Setting, 6 board tower, sound system, chairs, vinyl, saffron colour, tan Bimini, wedge, V8, excellent trim; wood grain laminated table, family boat, for serious skier and chrome double legs, as new $300 boarded, 720hrs $29,900 Ph 0400562627 Ph 53581100 Kitchen table, circular, one metre, four metal and one cane chairs $300 Ph 53822911

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Suzuki DS80, 1990 model, GC, VIN: DC13A100738 $950ono Ph 0427801969

Suzuki Motorbike, DR650 SE, 2010, low kms, 12 months reg, with RW $6500ono Ph 0429139502 AH Yamaha 125 road bike, 1978, GC, good project, engine 2AO140812 $500 Ph 0428599281

roll bars, suits GLX-R model, 1993 Magna, auto, c/control, E/ blue, EC $1200 Ph 0434557919 windows, reg 08/13, FSQ936 Personalised plates, slim line $500ono Ph 53542650 x 2, TBLUE1 $1000neg Ph 1996 VS Commodore sedan, V6 0429136918 AH Nhill auto, dual fuel, AC, CC, PXE048, Rolling Chassis, Ford F100, as is $1500 Ph 0428320200 1973, 3” dropped I-Beam 2001 Hyundai Accent, manual, front axles, 9” diff $2700 Ph 5 door hatch, well maintained, 0407350834 RVK611 $2000ono Ph Set of tyres and rims, Maxxis 0427871651 Bravo, 4 x LT225 / 75R16, 2 97 Ssangyong Musso, 5cyl auto tyres x 30% left $150ono Ph diesel, good goer, 330,000km, no 0408397110 rego, VIN KPTFOBIBSVP102024 T-Model Ford engine, complete $2300ono Ph 0419118788 with radiator, bonnet and Dimboola transmission, reconditioned in Commodore Acclaim, 1965 and unused since. Includes 1998, front damage, good customised engine stand Ph for parts, can be fixed, VIN 0413623934 6H8VTR69HWL329566 $750 Ph Tow bar for BA-BF sedan, rated 0423833592 1600kg auto, 1200kg manual Ford Futura wagon, 1995, $200 Ph 0400917978 194,000km, NKR187 $1000 as is Ph 0428891931

Yamaha 200, AG bike, good goer $500ono Ph 53837562 Yamaha Thunderace YZF1000R, 1997, RWC, reg Dec 13, VGC, regrettable sale, Trades/boat Steel Full Length Roof Rack, for std Ute tray, CQ450 $4500 Ph 0409551122 heavy duty,3.3mtrs x 1.37mtrs $300 Ph 50837259

Motor Vehicle Accessories

Tyres and rims, 4, 245/70R16 Goodrich all terrain tyres, 50% wear, on steel rims to suit Bullbar, aluminium, suit Rodeo or similar $500ono Ph 1984 Nissan Patrol $375 Ph 0457810223 0411419516 Ararat Ute canopy, Challenge fibre Canopy Ute Back to suit std glass, side and rear lockable tray, near new cond, $1800 Ph windows, tinted, 1850W x 2080L, 0418535801 GC $1400 Ph 0428837235 Ford C/chassis, trade tray with Ute tray, steel, Colorado, ladder rack, 4 lock cabinets near new condition $1000 Ph $1800ono Ph 0419571506 0429821171

Hyundai Sonata, 94, silver, 245,000kms, VIN: KMHDF21FPSU242872 $1000ono as is Ph 0437964166 Amanda Mitsubishi Lancer, 2002, red, 155,000km, 2 door, spoiler, alloy mags, no RWC, rego 1/14, SBP178 $2000 Ph 0438210178 REDUCED Mazda, Utility, 1987, B2000 cab plus, 5 speed, reg March 2013, good tyres, tbar, PFO426 $875ono Ph 0402027023 Suzuki Swift 1994, 137,000km, regularly serviced and maintained, FIX939 $1800 Ph 0418366776 VR Commodore Berlina, GC, auto, FQD909 $2000ono Ph 0427595378 or 0428578587

Hard lid cover, to suit 2008 dual Ute tray, steel, to suit Toyota XF Falcon sedan, S pack auto, cab Hilux $500 Ph 0418553990 Landcruiser single cab, $1000 Ph on gas, AC, goes well, no RWC, eng JG23GES2488C $700 Ph Kaniva 0429821171 53823293 VS Commodore parts only, V6 motor 6HVSK191SL857342, and Motor Vehicles gear box $1200 Ph 0422249127

$3000 - $10,000

1979 924 Porsche, 2lt fuel injection, red in colour, engine no XJOO2750 $5000ono Ph 0429846313 or 53846313

Buggy, Twister, 2010 model, Hard Top, MGB 150cc, auto g/box, lime green, Manton, good order, new tyres, 2 seater, great for kids, 1995 SAAB 9000CD, VGC $1650ono Ph 53981580 AH has been stored 30 years, $1000 Ph 0418529907 157,000km, Abs brakes, 2 Goldwing 1500cc, 6cyl, CR711, airbags, RWC, good order, no 1989 model, includes trailer Holden Rodeo bucket seats, EC, further use, PLW450 $3300ono grey colour, 2005 model $200 Ph $9000 Ph 0422898036 Ph 0408504613 or 53825508 0434336394 Honda CRF 450X, 2008, Wheels Suit Holden, 18” 1996 Holden ute, column auto, 3 2000km, immaculate condition, Advanty mags, tyres no good seater, dual fuel, AC, PS, mags, 12 months reg, 6307E $7500 Ph $350 Ph 0427902165 good goer, XHL456 $3500ono 0408825688 Ph 53823986 Honda CRF450X, 07 model, EC, low km, too many extras to list, VIN JH2PE06U68K200849 $6000ono Ph 0417352706 Honda CRF70, 2009, EC, VIN JH2GE02U59101014 $2000 Ph HQ-HZ parts, 2 rear doors, minimal rust, HZ rear bumper, 54981332 electric tailgate $250 Ph Honda Fire Bade VTR 1000, 0400923733 VCG, low km, after market mufflers, RWC, YA982 $5500 Ph Low line canopy, suit HQ 0458311922 Holden $200 Ph 0427051897 AH

Wheels, genuine set of Simmons 3 pc 8” x 18 and 9” x 18, GC, with extra rubber, suit later Fords $2500 Ph 0428824316

2000 Commodore VT, Olympic edition, 127,000km, VGC, QCL094 $5900ono Ph 0400016358 Ararat

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Motor Vehicles $3000 - $10,000

2000 Ford Falcon AU, 1 tonner ute, 202,000km, manual, QGP567 $3999 Ph 0447589305

Motor Vehicles $10,001 - $20,000

2001 Holden Astra, 5 speed manual, 7 month rego, RWC, bluetooth and iPod connect, EC, RXN619 $4600ono Ph 0497702238

Ford TE50 T2, 2001, gunmetal grey, black/blue interior, leather sports seats, sun roof, 5spd manual, 5ltr V8, 206,500kms, RYG555 $8000ono Ph 2001 Holden Jackaroo SE 0400573984 V6, dual fuel, 5 speed manual, Ford Territory 2006 TS AWD, GC, lots of extras, 193,000km, auto, 7 seater, suspension RON169 $8500ono Ph upgrade, electronic fuel chip, 0448158577 225,000km, no reg, TZC789 2002 Ford BA ute, auto $10,000 not neg Ph 0405560002 HJ 1 Tonner, unfinished project, a lot of new parts, extra cab, VIN VHJ14009M $5000 Ph 0422066348

2002 Toyota Hilux, workmate Holden 1997 VS S pack ute, with RWC, 126,000km, TGT542 black, AC, cruise, alloys, tub liner and tarp, new CD player, $7500 Ph 53821264 tyres and AC serviced, WHK992 2003 Ford XR6 turbo, auto, $5000ono Ph 0429672791 or 168,000km, VGC, SLG624 53861187 AH $9000 Ph 53502273 Holden 99 Vectra, 2.2 SL air, 2003 Holden Barina SXI, hatch, auto, bucket seats, rego 1/14, auto, 92,000km, GC, RWC, VGC, PKJ542 $4000ono Ph SEH781 $6900ono Ph 53584911 53891504 AH or 53582315 Holden Astra 2002, 130,000km, 2003 Mazda 6 luxury sports 4 new tyres, 5spd manual, reg hatch, manual, sunroof, 4/14, ZSW446 $6000ono Ph 240,000km, SJA508 $9000 Ph 0400562993 0407197350 Holden Astra, 2001, manual, 2005 Falcon XR6 sedan, auto, silver, local car, low kms, leather, tinted windows, tow RWC QVF654 $6000ono Ph bar, tidy car, TJI456 $7500 Ph 0447398338 0428501342 Holden Commodore 03 VY, 2005 Hyundai Getz, 2 door, 89,605km, VGC, full service manual, red, 30,000kms, history, RWC, reg 06/14, UEL355 immaculate, one owner, UGK606 $7800 Ph 0418502423 AH $8,500 inc RWC Ph 0447398338 Holden VZ Calais 2006, V6, Falcon ute 1991 model, manual, 213,000km, lowered, mag wheels, dual fuel, PS, EC, 104,000km, VIN 6G1ZX547X6L565592 good tyres, good body, everything $10,000 Ph 0438017363 is good, OSB654 $4200 Ph Honda Accord Euro 2004, auto, 53583324 or 0419388612 silver, VGC, 1 owner, 95,000km, Falcon XF ute, 4.1 auto, dual SXB217 $9,900 Ph 0428504216 fuel, lock up cover, AC, VGC, Hyundai Getz 2011, 2 door RWC, other extras, 1 owner, hatch manual, silver, just over EDW615 $3800 Ph 53823270 10,000km, bluetooth, RWC, Ford AU II, Falcon station wagon, reg 10/13, YQL631 $8500 Ph 120,000km, AC, QWO115 $6000 0488290948 Ph 0400821199 Hyundai Getz, 2004, 197,000km, EC, WMG049 $3900ono Ph 0419340555 Hyundai Santa FE, 2004, blue, V6, 2.7lt, 4WD, 140,000km, cruise, service books, reg 01/14, RWC, TYX300 $8500 Ph 0438114750 Isuzu 1984 bus, 40’, 6BD1 turbo 5.7lt diesel manual 5 speed, Ford Falcon 2004 BA, 1 tonner, runs well, ex Christians, chassis dual fuel, 5 speed manual, cruise ECR5702506177 $10,000ono Ph control, AC, PS, 3 months reg, 53521854 AH 259,069km, XXN028 $6500ono Mercedes Benz, 300ce 24, Ph 0409422005 1991 collectors item, 5spd auto, Ford Falcon Forte, wagon, sunroof, 2 door coupe, EC, nice 2000, new tyres and exhaust, mags, tyres, as new, drives RWC, reg Jan 2014, 176,000kms, beautifully, tinted windows, white RGT973 $5800 Ph 0429859890 over light grey YTL458 $6000 Ph 0419388612 or 53583324 or 53910220 Ford Laser LXi, 2001, auto, reg, Nissan Navara dual cab with 8x5 145,000km, GC, WRP905 $4500 trailer with toolbox, auto, 1990, nothing the spend, CD, mp3, Ph 0418564674 AC, PS, flashing light on top, new tyres on front, ready for trip The Weekly Advertiser around Australia, RWC and reg welcomes your advertising. at $500, can deliver, YHR423, We are required strictly by law $7000 for both, will consider to include specific information separating Ph 0401637773 Terry on some items when publishing your advertisement. Reduced Holden VZ executive, 2005, sedan, V6 auto, lowered, A snapshot of your obligations 5x18” mags, 167,000kms, 12 are as follows: months rego, RWC, must sell ROAD VEHICLES ASAP, ZFW443 $7000ono Ph All advertisements for road 0409439145 vehicles must include a price, as well as: SS Commodore 2001, red, • A registration number, if 170,000km, 6 speed, ZKG125 registered $10,000 Ph 0428913235 • Either an engine number, Subaru wagon, manual, modal VIN or chassis number 1997, 6 months rego, roadworthy, if the vehicle is not tow bar, cargo bar, roof rack, AC, registered.

YTY728 $3500 Ph 0428504558

Holden 2007 VE Commodore, black, 18’ mags, AC, cruise control, EC, 124,500km, reg 4/14, ZUU407 $15,000 Ph 1999 Mercedes CLK Elegance, 0438825529 4.3L V8 2 door coupe, silver, Holden Astra, CDX Coupe, sunroof, 6 stacker CD, excellent 2006, silver, leather interior, auto, car, deceased estate, 168,000km, alloy wheels, t/wind, full options, SFE378 $16,999 Ph 53525675 EC, 58,000kms, UUI819 $11,500 1999 Toyota Hilux, dual cab, Ph 53852687 4x4, diesel and gas, canopy, bull bar, tow bar, side steps, Holden Berlina, 2007, sedan, driving lights, VGC, 243,000km, auto, 60,000kms, registered RWC, PLW167 $12,500 Ph and RWC, silver, XAH814 0408504575 $18,990ono Ph 0428851853 2002 4.8 Nissan Patrol, sw, st, Holden Commodore VE SV6, duel fuel, manual with AC, CC, 2007, red, auto, good tyres, BB, T-B, S-steps, alloy wheels, 117,000kms, EC, WBE958 ideal for towing, 167,000km WEH493 $18,000ono Ph $17,500 Ph 0429919296 53822654 or 0418521206

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08 Holden VE Calais V Series, silver, auto, 106,000kms, leather, premier sound dvd, new tyres, EC XFP994 $17,500 Ph 0427902375

2000 Ford Falcon tray, Xcab, manual, 109,000kms, dual fuel, OGB902 $6500 Ph 0428501342

193,000km, alloys, sports exhaust, 10 months rego, RWC, STW880 $8750ono Ph 0488709707

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2007 Holden Commodore VE SSV, 4 door sedan, 6 litre, 6spd manual, 63,500kms, looks great, sounds great, goes great XQD874 $23,000ono Ph 0409820089

Mitsubishi Pajero 2001gls Wagon, 7 seat, V6 petrol 3.5Lt, 5 speed auto, blue/silver, 234,000km 6 month rego, RDM345 $9900 Ph 0418373643

Mitsubishi Pajero, 4WD, 7 2009 VE SS sedan, with SSV seater, XAU667 $5800 Ph features, sunroof, window tint, 0427828420 or 53822613 TB, leather interior, 90,000km, full service history, ZVH573 $26,990ono Ph 0408583712

Pearl forum series drum kit, smokey chrome, 6 piece set, 2 cymbals and HI hat, inc softening pads $800 Ph 0488943644 Pedal Organ, old $300 Ph 53562301 Piano, upright, steel framed, tunes to concert pitch, suit beginner to intermediate, local delivery neg, $680neg Ph 0419517595 Piano, Newby and Evans New York, must pick up $300ono Ph 0417370823

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Tolerance for Baker Warren like a rabbit short course and the duo were the rank outsiders of the field.

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orsham trainer Greg Baker made a return to the winner’s circle in fine style at Donald on Saturday training a winning double.

Baker had his charges Be Tolerant and Rusty Ruler engaged in 1600 and 1350 metre handicaps respectively.

Be Tolerant was the first of the pair to step out, combining with AJC Derby winning hoop Rhys McLeod, and in a strong performance the daughter of Glenlogan Park resident stallion Show A Heart was given a peach of a ride by her Melbourne based hoop, stalking race favourite Something To Share around the home turn.

In a patient display the former Darren Weir apprentice settled the chestnut son of Churchill Downs toward the rear of the field for most of the event. Fry made his move round the home turn coming with a great display of speed in the home straight to finish over the top of his rivals emerging victorious by a length. The win was Rusty Ruler’s second in just four outings with a bright future ahead.

Ballantine’s finest Like the Baker stable, Longerenong trainer Majella Ballantine returned to the winner’s circle in style at Swan Hill on Monday with rising sevenyear-old gelding Dangarway.

Ballantine had her galloper engaged in a 0-58 restricted rating 1600-metre handicap with jockey Ryan Maloney in the saddle.

It was then Rusty Ruler’s turn to strut his stuff having just his second start back after an injury enforced layoff.

Once the gates crashed back Dangarway flew out landing in a prominent position eventually settling on the speed behind race leader Take The Faith. After enjoying a charmed run at the hands of Maloney, the son of bread-and-butter stallion King Of Prussia was looming large as the thirteen sprinting neddys rounded the home turn.

Mornington jockey Jarrod Fry was in the saddle for the race over the

Dangarway responded tenaciously to the urgings of his hoop all the way

After straightening for the run to the judge, Be Tolerant took the lead and fought on strongly to score by a long neck.

down the iconic straight to stick his neck out on the post to score a tough much deserved win.

The win was Dangarway’s fifth career victory and the first for Majella since taking over the training duties from Mornington trainer Kerry Edwards. Hopefully this fellow can take confidence from this win and go on with the job for his owners, the Horsham-based Taylor Family.

In brief Telopea Downs trainer Darryl Dodson also tasted success at the Donald meeting winning a 1200 metre maiden plate with Teberus for jockey Holly McKechnie.

Jockeys Rhys McLeod, Kate Walters and Jake Bayliss all shared riding honours at the Donald meeting with winning doubles.

Horsham jockey Dean Yendall took riding honours at Monday’s Swan Hill meeting also riding a double aboard El Galgo and Pink Zinc for trainers Darren Weir and Neil Walsh respectively.

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Reigning club champion Nathaniel Warren made giant strides towards winning a fourth title when he blitzed a field of determined chasers in the three kilometre Chris Blake Championship in the Stawell Ironbarks on Saturday.

The race was made to order for Warren, 25, who was having only his third start for the season and was fresher and faster than his clubmates, some who failed to handle the transition from long distance to a virtual sprint.

Warren dashed over the distance in a sparkling 11.01 minutes to stretch space between himself, Matilda Iglesias and Tony Davey but was stunned afterwards to learn that he had won the club’s fastest race at his last three attempts – 2010, 12, 13.

“I don’t like the race, I never feel comfortable in it and feel best when I’m able to settle into a longer distance,” Warren said.

The local policeman says he hasn’t the time these days to train at the intensity of previous years, notably in 2009 when he had the speed and stamina to scorch over the undulating 3km in 9.48 minutes, but despite a limited preparation was only marginally down on the 10.52 he posted last year.

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With two championship races remaining, Warren is now equal on points with Gary Howden who is currently overseas and may miss at least one of the two deciders.

Alex Boan fought hard to score a narrow win over Liam Davey in the Sub-Junior version of the race, with Liam bravely backing up only minutes after also running with the seniors. Improving last start winner, Michael Coverdale, was third.

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Blues’ early warning MALLEE FOOTBALL LEAGUE

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FINE LINE: Beulah defender Luke Spasic gets a kick away near the boundary line under pressure from JeparitRainbow’s Joel Schulze.

Beulah leading goal kicker Dennis Redden dominated up forward for the Blues kicking 10 goals.

In other matches Walpeup-Underbool easily defeated Hopetoun while Woomelang-Lascelles eventually broke away from a determined Ouyen United.

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Both teams possess attacking midfields and it might come down to which midfield can defend the best.

Both sides have great options in attack with Beulah big man Dennis Redden coming off an impressive effort while Walpeup-Underbool key forward Wade Champion is also fresh after a 10-goal game.

Unless he is required in the ruck, Kim Hallam will most likely get the job on Champion after keeping him relatively quiet in their previous two encounters.

The Roos will need Chris Chubb to return from injury to play against Redden,

Wimmera – Last week: Ararat 10.18 (78) d Horsham RSL Diggers 5.6 (36), Warrack Eagles 10.20 (80) d Minyip Murtoa 11.11 (77), Horsham Saints 23.15 (153) d Stawell 9.5 (59), Horsham 31.18 (204) d Nhill 6.3 (39)

Ladder: Kalkee 56, 362.87; Laharum 48, 229.42; Edenhope Apsley 44, 164.63; Swifts 40, 111.60; Natimuk 28, 97.58; Rupanyup 26, 89.60; Harrow Balmoral 26, 85.05; Noradjuha Quantong 24, 117.47; Pimpinio 8, 45.80; Taylors Lake 0, 18.11 Mallee – Last week: Beulah 31.12 (198) d Jeparit Rainbow 5.5 (35), Walpeup Underbool 23.14 (152) d Hopetoun 12.6 (78), Woomelang Lascelles 16.18 (114) d Ouyen United 10.10 (70) Ladder: Beulah 48, 176.36; Sea Lake Nandaly Tigers 44, 157.66; Walpeup Underbool 40, 135.91; Woomelang Lascelles 24, 106.43; Ouyen United 20, 89.35; Jeparit Rainbow 8, 47.64; Hopetoun 4, 58.16 Mininera – Last week: Glenthompson Dunkeld 12.18 (90) d Caramut 7.6 (48), SMW Rovers 13.14 (92) d Great Western 12.12 (84), Hawkesdale Macarthur 19.7 (121) d Moyston Willaura 17.8 (110), Lismore Derrinallum 26.14 (170) d Ararat 2.9 (21), Tatyoon 20.16 (136) d Penshurst 6.6 (42), Wickliffe Lake Bolac 32.28 (220) d Woorndoo Mortlake 0.4 (4)

This week will see the match of the round at Underbool with the WalpeupUnderbool Roos taking on top-of-thetable Beulah.

The midfield battle will be enthralling with Beulah’s Ryan McKenzie, Shaun Monohan, Micah Buchanan and Dale Shannon doing battle against David Piasente, Ben Fisher, Luke Nathan and Josh Coates.

ACROSS THE LEAGUES

Horsham District – Last week: Edenhope Apsley 20.15 (135) d Noradjuha Quantong 7.9 (51), Kalkee 25.18 (168) d Rupanyup 5.6 (36), Laharum 20.14 (134) d Natimuk 4.8 (32), Swifts 24.24 (168) d Taylors Lake 4.3 (27), Harrow Balmoral 13.9 (87) d Pimpinio 9.3 (57)

eulah has sent an ominous warning throughout a Mallee Football League heading into finals after demolishing Jeparit-Rainbow by 163 points.

Beulah hasn’t lost since though and has started playing its best footy at the right time of the year.

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Ladder: Dimboola 52, 222.68; Horsham 48, 240.74, Horsham Saints 40, 157.64; Minyip Murtoa 40, 129.51; Warrack Eagles 34, 100.57; Nhill 26, 69.55; Ararat 20, 59.43; Stawell 12, 57.02; Horsham RSL Diggers 8, 38.78

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The last time these two sides met it was the Roos who won with Tyson Gordon snapping a goal on the siren to give them victory.

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otherwise the Beulah forward might prove to be too strong.

who will be able to stop him kicking another bag of goals.

Both teams play fast-paced games that should provide fans of both sides with a terrific contest. The Blues will prove to be too strong though and will come away with a 20-point victory.

The skilful Tigers will have too much class for Hopetoun, which has found it hard to keep teams from kicking big scores. The Tigers will win by 40 points.

Fresh Tigers Sea Lake-Nandaly Tigers will look to produce a big victory when they come up against Hopetoun at Culgoa.

The Tigers have had a great year so far and will be fresh after the bye last round.

Hopetoun has had a tough season and will need big games from Cade Wellington, Deek Roberts and Kyle George through the midfield to give Luke Carr enough opportunities up forward to kick a winning score.

Sea Lake-Nandaly Tigers will have too many match winners through the middle though with Colin Durie and Tom Summerhayes leading the way. Up forward for the Tigers Cliff Ryan has had a fantastic season and the Devils won’t have anyone

Jeparit-Rainbow travels to Woomelang to battle Woomelang-Lascelles.

The Cats will look to put a stranglehold on fourth place with a big win over the visiting Lakers.

Jayden Lonergan will need another big game up forward for the Cats and has found good form, kicking seven goals against Ouyen United last week.

The Lakers only managed five behinds after quarter time against Beulah last round and will find the going tough against a determined Cats side.

Kane Bannam has been in great form for Woomelang-Lascelles in the midfield, while Heath Clugston is the only one holding the fort for the Lakers.

The Cats will produce a great game that will see them win by 42 points.

Ladder: Wickliffe Lake Bolac 56, 223.61; Glenthompson Dunkeld 48, 162.11; Moyston Willaura 44, 136.09; Penshurst 36, 126.73; Tatyoon 36, 110.66; SMW Rovers 34, 115.78; Hawkesdale Macarthur 32, 107.66; Lismore Derrinallum 30, 110.95; Great Western 20, 93.40; Caramut 16, 77.96; Ararat 4, 42.50; Woorndoo Mortlake 4, 33.77

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Kees and Dees in top-two tussle HORSHAM DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE

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By GRANT KUCHEL

he top two sides in Horsham District Football League will grace Cameron Reserve at Laharum this weekend in a contest where work in the middle and around the stoppages is likely to determine the outcome.

Kalkee takes on Laharum in what is set to be physical contest as both sides attack the contest with great vigour.

The two sides boast power forwards with Shannon Argall and Jason Przibilla headlining the Laharum forward line while Josh Beddison and Adam Carter lead the Kalkee arsenal. If either pair gets on a roll then their side will have a huge advantage in grabbing the points.

One of the side interests in the game will be whether Argall can reach the ton this week. If he can kick the required five goals then Laharum might well be in the box seat to inflict Kalkee’s second loss of the year.

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in the league and if he can get the ball on the chest of the likes of Schultz, Paul Christian and Tim Wade the Demons will be under early pressure.

Laharum will look to wear Hobbs down by running Marcus Demaria, Ben Peucker and even Shannon Argall through the ruck to combat Hobbs and give the likes of Sam Winfield, Miller, Zac Price and Ben Mahon an armchair ride.

Fans can expect a great game that will provide an honest indication about who can claim outright premiership favouritism.

The midfield battle is where it will happen and no player looms larger than Kalkee’s Steve Schultz. The brilliant onballer seems to go to another level when challenged and he will be critical to the outcome. Robbie Miller might play a close-checking role and try to make Schultz accountable by winning possessions of his own.

A massive game looms for finals aspirants Natimuk and NoradjuhaQuantong when they face off at Quantong.

Ruckman of both sides will have a huge influence on the contest.

Kalkee’s Jake Hobbs is developing into one of the leading tap ruckman

There is no bigger game this season for the Bombers because a loss to Natimuk will officially sound the death knell on their season

Huge game

Natimuk seems to have run out of steam in the last few weeks and has found scoring goals a tough task and if Tim Friend and Mark Dorward can’t hit the scoreboard hard then Natimuk might struggle to post a winning score.

Matt Ward, Brent McIntyre and Jarred Combe have come to the fore as the grounds have become heavier and the trio will again lead from the front for the Bombers.

Jamie Elliott has been a revelation for Natimuk. Rarely outside the best, he is one player Bombers coach Adam Hall and his panel will need to put work into because if he gets loose he will hurt the home side.

Shaun McDonald, Jono Lovel and Callum Cameron have been solid contributors for the Rams and I’m sure they would love nothing better than to beat their neighbours twice in one year.

Noradjuha-Quantong has plenty of armaments up forward. Shane Oakley is the main contributor and with regular contributions from Sam Weddell, Adam Hall and the injury-prone Jordan Huff the Bombers have the capacity to kick winning scores.

The Natimuk midfield led by Jon Hornsby, Dylan Wright and Ash Pekin will need to push back into defence hard to help their backline.

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Rupanyup could possibly jump back into the five this week by accounting for Pimpinio and by hoping the Bombers ‘do the right thing’.

The Panthers boast too much class and strength in the middle of the ground for the Tigers. Glenn Wyatt, Nathan Sachse and David Lang

will make life pretty hard for the young Tigers led by Darcy and Todd O’Connor.

Even though the Panthers are missing big forward Matt Tyler, the likes of Brett Niewand, Scott Nicholson, Jackson Falls and Aaron Matthews should be able to get enough supply to make sure the Panthers stay in contention for finals action.

Pimpinio will need young forwards Sam Turmine and Dylan Baker to take the game by the scruff of the neck when the ball enters the Tigers’ forward line but they will have to negate one of the inform backman in the competition in Paul Trotter.

Trotter, ably assisted by Daniel Schaper and Paul Brooks, will make it tough for the Tiger forwards.

Pimpinio ruckman Liam Jakobi will have a great battle with Nic Johnston.

If the Tigers are going to cause an upset Jakobi will need to get first hands on the ball.

Boilover needed Harrow-Balmoral needs to pull off one of the upsets of the season and beat in-form Swifts to stay in finals contention.

In the past the task would have been a lot easier because the Baggies weren’t the best of travellers. But in recent years Swifts have played good football at the home of the Roos.

Brent Forsyth will be looking for his Harrow-Balmoral charges to play tempo football and maintain possession before hitting up forward targets in Mick Phelan, Tim Cogger and Brent Penny if he plays. Swifts on the other hand will look to play a fast-running game and use the speed of Scott Carey, Ash Cowen, Sean

Mantell and Jake Goodes to pump the ball long into Lachlan Hamilton and Jeremy Joiner.

Dave and Josh Vickery will provide plenty of grunt around the stoppages for the Roos and they will need to fire if finals are still to be thought about after five o’clock this Saturday.

Game plan ‘Taylors Lake hosts Edenhope-Apsley and the visiting Saints will be looking to beat up on the Lakers and refine a game plan two weeks before finals.

Taylors Lake relies on too few to do the work with Aaron Lewis, Dean Harberger, Tim Kelm and Jason Weir cracking in hard each week.

Edenhope-Apsley’s Brent Christie, Luke Kensit and Dave McLeish will control the centre and ensure the likes of James Dixon, Will Smith and Matt Cranage have enough opportunities to kick a cricket score.

Taylors Lake has improved in recent weeks but up against one of the league heavyweights will have to be at another level.

Edenhope-Apsley’s defence led by Chris Oliver and the Kealy boys will repel the majority of the Lakers’ forward forays and go a step closer to making sure a top-three spot is safely locked away.

HDFL round 16 Laharum v Kalkee Harrow-Balmoral v Swifts Noradjuha-Quantong v Natimuk Rupanyup v Pimpinio Taylors Lake v Edenhope-Apsley

Eight still in race for Mininera’s final five spots MININERA DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE

By JONATHAN BOX

Mininera and District Football League is set to heat up with five teams still fighting for the last two positions in the top five and only six points separating fourth and eighth position.

There have been shock upsets during the past few weeks and all these five teams will be desperate to secure a win this week to keep their finals hopes alive.

Two of the teams fighting for positions in the finals are HawkesdaleMacarthur, seventh on the ladder, and eighth-placed Lismore-Derrinallum.

A loss from either of these teams will

determine their fate.

Hawkesdale-Macarthur claimed the massive scalp of Moyston-Willaura last week to keep its finals hopes alive. Xavier McCartney, who continues to cause headaches for the league’s backmen, kicked six goals to give his team the edge.

Danny Chatfield, who has also been dominant in front of goals, kicked three and was awarded best on ground for his efforts.

Tall man Lachlan Reichman and midfielder Murray Habel were also among the Eagles’ best and will look to put in another game winning performance this week when they take on Lismore-Derrinallum.

Lismore-Derrinallum, the quiet achiever this season, has flown under the radar to win crucial games to put itself into a strong position.

It stamped some authority on the competition last week in a 24-goal thrashing of Ararat Eagles. Ryan Elliot, Simon Stewart and Clinton Dudman did the damage in front of goals, kicking 19 between them.

Corey Smith and veteran Scott Henderson also made an impact around the ground.

Fourth-on-the-ladder Penshurst hosts sixth-placed SMW Rovers.

SMW Rovers who had a terrible midseason five-game losing streak, have won their last two games and will look to continue their winning way this week. Their most recent victory was a hard-fought battle with Great Western to see them win by a narrow eight-point margin.

Coach Rhys Cahir led his team to victory with five goals while Timothy Cleeland and Nicholas Byrne did

more than their fair share to secure the win.

Penshurst, up and down all season, had a massive downer last week at the hands of Tatyoon. Penshurst, scoreless in the third quarter, was down from the start and never looked like getting close to the Hawks despite the efforts of Christopher Eales, three goals, Shaun Hayes and Billy McNeil.

These players will look for a bit more support from their team-mates this week as they try to secure a finals berth with a win at home.

Hawks strong Tatyoon in fifth position has been going from strength to strength and will want to knock off second-placed Glenthompson-Dunkeld and really shake things up.

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Glenthompson-Dunkeld, performing just as strongly, will hope to stop the Hawks’ rampage this week. Last week the Rams had a 42-point win over Caramut with Luke McDonald and Glen Darroch best on ground while Scott Day kicked four goals.

Wickliffe-Lake Bolac should have no trouble when it plays Ararat.

Woorndoo-Mortlake hosts Great Western and Moyston-Willaura will be out to secure a top-three spot and a second chance come finals time when they play Caramut.

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ipsters should have it easy in picking the card in Wimmera Football League this weekend. Or will they?

Power sides Two games where only the bravest of punters would suggest an upset are at Ararat and Horsham City Oval.

Saturday’s round looms as one of those awkward weekends where top teams are playing the bottom group and results seem assured.

We know for example that Horsham will travel down the highway to score a relatively easy win against Ararat.

Minyip-Murtoa should be too good for Stawell, especially at Minyip and Dimboola will flex its muscles against Horsham RSL Diggers at Horsham City Oval.

Horsham Saints should also be far too good for Nhill at Coughlin Park in Horsham.

But anyone who has followed the game closely over the years will know that the last handful of games before finals represent potential danger for benchmark teams.

History shows that some outfits predictably run out of puff and fall

Ararat beat Horsham RSL Diggers in Ararat last week but Horsham is a considerably different proposition.

Nicks Maddison and Brain slipped onto best-player cards for the Rats last week and Jack Ganley with three goals and Jake Williamson and Aaron Searle impressed again.

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away badly after results extinguish the finals fire that has pushed them through a season. But it also reveals that some play with a new freedom that can invariably cause turmoil in the final make-up of the top five.

The Horsham Saints clash with Nhill, to use an old card-game expression, should be a lay-down misère.

RUCK’S A FORTUNE: Melbourne-based ruckman Will Oakley, tackled by Demon Jeremy Hartigan, has been a valuable recruit for Nhill this season.

Considering Horsham smashed Nhill by 165 points last week it is unlikely anyone would provide odds for a Tigers upset this weekend.

Yet, the Tigers, who sit just outside the five, have shown enough during the season to suggest they are capable of playing good football and the Saints would be ill-advised to take them lightly.

It is important to note that Nhill has managed to notch up five wins this season and despite the heavy loss it was far from surprising that coach Simon Brearley identified plenty of positives from the game.

There are few issues with Nhill’s endeavor and the Tigers’ ability to maintain intensity until the final siren has been well documented this season. But finding the goals enough times to worry quality opponents has been a problem.

Last week players such as Jake Pilgrim, Zach Webb and Liam Albrecht stood up against the flow while Aaron Beer, Nathan Devanny and Adam Bound continued to lead the way.

The Saints powered to victory over Stawell last week, securing the critical third spot on the ladder and finding the consistency coach Brendan Broadbent has been chasing in the process.

Broadbent’s team should sweep the Tigers aside, considering the strength of Phil Butsch, Bernie Ward and goal-kicking veteran Gavin Kelm.

Alex McRae and ruckman Michael Rowe also impressed last week.

Third spot With third spot hanging precariously in the balance, Minyip-Murtoa faces a tough last few weeks and can’t afford to drop games it should win.

The Burras are now sitting fourth by percentage and would have been kicking themselves after a narrow loss to Warrack Eagles.

Stawell is a contemporary Burras rival and the Warriors often lift for games against their old foe.

With Stawell’s youth comes unpredictability and there is little doubt the Warriors have some emerging talent.

But Horsham is all class and it is saying something when many rated youngster Billy Lloyd the Demons’ best player in a star-studded list last week.

Ararat won’t be able to stop Dylan Parish from kicking another bag and will get an idea of how much John Wood has improved this season.

Dimboola, meanwhile, will try to give Horsham RSL Diggers a footy lesson.

The Roos were responsible for tripping the Diggers up earlier in the year, a result that influenced Horsham RSL fortunes for the rest of the year.

The Diggers, with Damian Cameron, Kye Chapple and Justin Cozens carrying a heavy load as injured players watch from the sidelines, will be competitive early but ultimately run out of steam.

The Diggers are the type of opponent that might provide an opportunity for the Roos’ mercurial Ash Clugston to run riot.

Jackson Dark is a ripper player, Tom Eckel and Zac Marrow have rarely missed featuring in best-player lists and Tom O’Neill and Jesse Hannett also won accolades last week.

Minyip-Murtoa too has a wealth of good young talent. Kade Petering was among players leading the comeback last week.

The Burras use a powerful defen-

WFL round 15 Ararat v Horsham Horsham Saints v Nhill Horsham RSL Diggers v Dimboola Minyip-Murtoa v Stawell at Minyip Warrack Eagles bye

International cricketers to play T20 in Stawell A team of former first-class cricketers including at least six with international caps will play in a Twenty20 cricket match at Stawell later this year.

The players, part of an Australian Cricket Association Masters team, will take on

Grampians Association representative side at Central Park on October 25.

Grampians Association has joined forces with Northern Grampians Shire Council to host the match.

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The car also debuts the revised underpinnings that will eventually play host to a new sub-compact SUV rival for the Nissan Juke.

The Jazz – called the Fit in some markets – will begin a global roll-out in September, and while Honda Australia has given no confirmation, expect to see it in local showrooms in the first quarter of 2014.

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produces 100kW of power and 182Nm of torque, a boost over the current model’s 72kW/167Nm. Drivers can also cruise for around three kilometres in electric-only mode at speeds of up to 50km/h, and Honda is claiming fuel consumption of approximately 2.7 litres per 100 kilometres on the Japanese test cycle – two-thirds that of the Prius.

Images of the Jazz reveal an entirely new design reminiscent of its larger Civic hatch sibling, with a more angular and aggressive look than the current model.

Honda is using the thirdgeneration Jazz to usher in its new ‘Exciting H’ design language that will eventually carry over to other future models in its range.

This is a 35 percent improvement over the current Jazz Hybrid that went on sale in February with fuel use of 4.5L/100km.

Honda has provided precious little information on the regular powertrains that will pro-

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High prices part of Falcon’s demise New data suggests price increases of Ford Falcon and Holden Commodore relative to imported cars over a long period is a key, but largely unrecognised, factor behind their sales decline – and, in Ford’s case, its demise as a manufacturer in Australia.

While much has been written about the reasons behind large-car sales diving dramatically in recent years, a price index compiled by specialist business and policy consultant Australian Automotive Intelligence shows that Falcon and Commodore sedan prices – based on the entry-level six-cylinder automatic model – have risen markedly since the late 1990s, despite imported car prices falling.

AAI principal Richard Johns described the pricing history of Falcon and Commodore as ‘the elephant in the room’ when it comes to explaining their sales downturn over the past 10 years.

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the upward movement in imported car prices to the mid-1990s before both stabilised for a few years, but in the 2000s prices rose markedly despite falling import prices,” he said.

“Both Ford and Holden markedly improved the quality and spec of their cars, with major gains in fuel economy in more recent years. But their prices kept rising as others stood still. This not only created sticker shock, but aggravated the residual problem.

“Belatedly, Ford reduced the Falcon price at the end of 2011 with FG MkII, and Holden has followed with this year’s VF, but after the damage was done and most buyers had deserted.”

Mr Johns said the Automotive Industry Authority which implemented the ‘Button car plan’ under the Hawke Labor government in 1985, monitored car prices over an eight-year period to 1993 and found local manufacturers had begun routinely raising prices.

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olden’s newly-launched VF Commodore SS-V Redline sedan, wagon and ute performance flagship may be launching two months after its more humble siblings, but early signs show people have been willing to wait.

something reflected in its ‘hearts and minds’ advertising campaign.

Holden has dropped its occasionally coy attitude towards performance data by revealing that the SS-V Redline will crack 100km/h in around 5.5 seconds thanks to a power to weight ratio of 155kW per tonne.

And, says Holden, enthusiasts who have flocked to dealers to express interest in the thoroughly updated Aussie sedan may have to wait a little longer still, if the early-production waiting lists are anything to go by.

Despite costing $6000 more than the 270kW/530Nm SS-V with which it shares its engine, Holden says the Redline may account for up to half of SS-V sales overall – about double what the VE version managed.

Pricing Manual versions of the Redline Ute and Sedan will cost $48,990 and $51,490 plus on-road costs respectively. The optional six-speed automatic adds a further $2200, while the auto-only Sportwagon costs $55,690.

In addition to the SS-V, the justarrived Redline gets 19-inch forged aluminium wheels, specially developed Bridgestone tyres, thicker stabilizer bars with uprated damper and spring combination, a modified brake system for stiffer pedal feel, a headup display, a unique traction control setting and a launch control system.

For the first time ever Holden has fitted a dual width front/rear tyre combination with the front 19-inch wheels wearing 245/40 Bridgestone rubber while rear wheel are shod with wider 275/35 tyres – a feature previously only seen on HSV models.

FLYING: Range-topping Redline is quick on the track and not hanging around in the showroom either, with sales set to double the VE version.

“People are waiting for the SS V Redlines,” says GM Holden large car and SUV marketing manager Kristian Acquilina. Indeed, the waiting list for some variants is understood to be almost out to 2014.

“We were going hard after the top end of our model range with the pricing strategy and that seems to be working very well. People are responding to that,” Mr Acquilina said.

“We’ve got a bit of a waiting list now on Calais V and SS V. For example Redline was about 25/30 percent of out VE SS V sales it’s more than 50 percent now.”

Despite significant improvements to

safety and comfort, the new VF Commodore range also launched with price cuts of between $5000 and $9800 over the previous VE range.

The early demand for high-end variants, not necessarily reflected in the VF’s first month of sales figures, carries over to the rest of the line-up too,” Mr Acquilina said.

“We were really only in a position to start volume sales of the car in the last week of June. Since then we have seen a lot of activity in showrooms.

It’s been a great response from the public we’ve sold 2100 Commodores in the month of June but we took many more orders,” he said.

“We have built up quite an order bank. In fact in the coming months the volumes we show in sales won’t be necessarily a reflection of demand but more of a reflection of supply.

“We have seen customers who are loyal to Commodore. We have seen people who are thinking of leaving Commodore – we’ve retained them.

We’ve seen people come from small cars and SUVs and we’ve seen people come out of luxury brands who would have never previously considered a Commodore.”

This sort of trend is exactly what Holden wanted from the betterequipped and cheaper VF range,

Manners While the specially developed tyre is reported to offer increased track manners and reduced stopping distances, Holden claims the rate of wear has not increased.

Chassis modifications were required to accommodate the larger 63mm diameter stabiliser bar, lightweight forged aluminium suspension components and larger bore damper struts with changes resulting in reduced body roll and un-sprung weight.

Traction control has been altered for the Redline with a new ‘Competitive’ mode, which increases steering feel and allows rear wheel slip in fast cornering for a more rewarding drive.

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ndian manufacturer Tata Motors is set to mount a fresh attack on Australia’s ultra-competitive light commercial vehicle market, armed with a national dealer network selling a range of cut-price utes.

POP STAR: Mitsubishi’s Pop Green Mirage with Plus Pack adds styling touches to the top-spec LS variant.

The subcontinental auto giant – which owns Jaguar Land Rover and claims to be the world’s fourth largest truck and bus-maker – has appointed Fusion Automotive as its factory-backed official distributor, and will commence local sales by December.

ON THE MARCH: The Tata Xenon is already sold in Queensland, but will be pushed nationwide through a new distributor.

Based in Melbourne, Fusion Automotive is run by managing director Darren Bowler, a former Walkinshaw Automotive Group director, HSV general sales manager and Audi Australia regional manager.

Tata sells a wide array of vehicles globally, perhaps most famously the sub-$3000 Nano, otherwise known as the world’s cheapest car. It also previously sold the Telcoline ute between 1998 and 2005.

The distributor is keeping quiet on which ute model it will sell first, but GoAuto expects it to be the Nissan Navara-sized Xenon XT, which launched overseas in 2007 and is sold in Spain, Italy and Turkey. Pricing will range between $20,000 and $30,000, depending on body style.

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Mitsubishi pops out a green Mirage ment is now the third largest segment of the Australian new-car market, with 13 major brands in the 4x2 and 4x4 categories,” Mr Bowler said.

“We believe there is demand in Australia for a utility range of vehicles with the toughness and value-for-money equation that Tata Motors products deliver. The vehicle range, starting with light commercials, will be competitively priced and offer a greater level of value than what is currently available in the market.

“There is no tougher place on earth to test vehicles than on the tough and demanding roads of India, and we believe this will give the Tata Mo-

tors products a competitive advantage within the Australian market.”

Queensland dealer Upton’s Motors has been selling the Xenon here in low-key fashion for several years, priced between $21,500 and $30,000 driveaway. However, it is understood Fusion has taken over the exclusive marketing and distribution rights.

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Here’s a Mirage you won’t miss in traffic.

Mitsubishi has introduced a special edition of its light-car staple called the Pop Green Plus Pack, which brings to the table a lurid new colour and a range of sporty add-ons.

The Plus Pack is based on the range-topping Mirage LS and adds styling touches including an air dam kit, chrome flourishes on the front bumper, tailgate and fog lamp surrounds.

Only 400 units will be offered nationally, priced from $16,990 drive-away with the fivespeed manual gearbox, $17,990 with the optional CVT automatic.

In manual guise, the Plus Pack retails for the same price as the standard LS, while the driveaway price for the CVT version is $1500 less than the $19,490 charged for the regular LS. Standard features already available in the LS include higher quality interior materials than the lower-spec variants, climate control air conditioning, push-button start, automatic head-lights and wipers, Bluetooth phone and audio streaming and 15-inch alloy wheels.

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As with other Mirage variants, the LS is powered by a frugal 57kW 1.2-litre threecylinder engine that produces fuel economy of 4.6 litres per 100km with a manual gearbox and 4.9L/100km when matched with the CVT. The Pop Green Mirage with Plus Pack is available from selected dealers and is sold with the company’s five-year, 150,000km warranty.

Mitsubishi has made its presence felt in the light car segment by shifting 5535 Mirages since its launch in January.

While it trails the likes of Toyota’s top-selling Yaris, the Mazda2, Hyundai i20 and Suzuki Swift on overall sales for the first six months of the year, it sold 1501 units last month for its best sales result so far, coming in second place behind the Yaris on 1564 units.

If Mirage sales continue at this pace, the tiny hatch looks like it could achieve the ambitious sales target of 1000 units per month set by Mitsubishi at the time of launch.

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