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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
3
An agenda of musical offerings appears with a program titled Polycaine in A and a May Girl number. Performances feature Mabel Mattingley, Gerald Fitzmaurice, and Griffiths with a variety of songs and likely a light operetta vibe. Tickets seem to be offered for an evening show at 6.
The Bacchus Marsh Gun Club announces its upcoming shoot. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate the event proceeds at a scheduled date with participating members and local attendance.
A fragmentary notice lists upcoming sales events including Ta and Law related auctions. It mentions Myris McPlail Brom and Co and Gartside with a date in early April. The document references a Concha Cooclin Estate sale in Queensland on a Wednesday in April.
A garbled report from Bacchus Marsh discusses chickens gathering around troughs of food. The text mentions using signs and rations to influence feeding, plus placing something over the trough to affect intake. The legible parts indicate feeding behavior and trial setups.
A Melbourne directed company advances regulatory work at the ML sub suite antimony mine. A Thursday Wednesday start is planned with a crew of about ten employees. The plan includes a Drape Arnwil Twila staged stall and staffing for a month, while a large shed and laboratories will be completed._TOP
Fragmentary local report outlines a cooperative party figure Jas Voor and prep for upcoming games this Saturday and Monday. Scattered names and partial scores hint at innings details and a confrontation over standings, with references to players Mount, James Wk A Wakela, Stewans and Beare amid a rough event recap.
Fragmented OCR reading evokes a wartime scene with references to Pattinson and Ed ward, a procession or gathering, and mentions of Victoria Cross symbols. Sparse readable names include Cromwell and Graham, with battlefield actions implied and a sense of mourning or farewell.
A Melbourne music event featuring Belgian Pin Malame Bagaie Aliring and other artists drew lively crowds with multiple encores. The night showcased a Med bow costume, audience reactions, and a late closing around 3.0 a.m. Revenue totaled £70, with the dancing continuing through the interval and into the final acts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a water conservation site near Goblon Point and the Lerderdore River with references to tides, landscape features, and local landmarks. The readable segments mention personnes like Wilson and Bacchus, and discuss river conditions and potential submerged areas.
The Bacchus Mars Bowling Club dominated a Saturday event, defeating a field of teams including notable players Suinestiime Nahe and fellow members. Strong showings by Meanie A Slum, Thaker, Camholl, and Alin vy Mise Seat highlighted the competition, with team members like W Ramey and Megan De Mebanali delivering key performances.
A rough summary outlines players A tani Troan Bafitis Marsh wolverd Uy Hallways at Samnas, with visitors and local clubs competing. Notes mention upcoming events and dates in May, names such as Dr Ws Ryan HAL and Miss McDomal, and several matches and pairings among players including Mone THO and F. Mebaelan BAL.
A fragmentary notice describes an evening program featuring military images and scenes including land and sea forces, submarines, and naval displays. The incomplete text mentions a royal theme and army navy elements, with a focus on a cinematic or stage presentation.
Pearce Bros presents an autumn fashion event highlighting millinery hats, coats and costumes, undergarments and sleepwear, blankets and flannels, boys and men’s wear, and footwear. The ad promises exclusive styles, value, and a broad range of garments and accessories for men, women, and children with emphasis on affordable prices and new arrivals.
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