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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
4
The meeting covers renewal terms with Bacchie Marais Traders, hydrane purchase, street lighting, and a plan to survey water channels. Officials discuss wintry damage, bridge repairs, lighting costs, and the need for tighter controls while considering extensions and future agreements.
Ada Maylor of Albert Park endorses Clements Tonic, claiming it is the best tonic and safe for all ages. The letter describes personal experience and urges others in ill health to try the product, noting a 30/11 price listing.
A 1920s Melbourne display features oil paintings and prizes including values of £500 £100 and £50. Winners include Baswar and Ar with entries by Tom and Cynuchy. event highlights note prize ranges and auction-like sales of artworks.
The meeting featured Mr Bemual Mangor and nine Senate candidates debating tariff policy and Referenda. Leaders from the Labor and Liberal parties clashed over protectionism, industrial costs, and government expenditure, with Mangor pressing for rapid Senate action and policy change to benefit workers amid rising living costs.
A garbled OCR snippet contains scattered phrases and misspellings with no clear narrative. The readable bits imply an unclear reference to people, places, and events, but the majority is indecipherable, preventing a coherent summary or attribution.
A garbled OCR passage references road maps and various names like Madden and Gomis. Mentions a scene at Seat Wala Lutiting and a “Som ln ty” municipal context, with scattered references to a Pass and Puccas.
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