St Josephs Convent School meeting bids for reopening and new building
The St Josephs Convent School notes a forthcoming meeting of the Wealeyrne to publish the bill of attractions and mentions a new dray for Mr Bernard Love of Maddingley. A petition from Parwan seeks reopening of a local school, with about 80 children expected. Anglican services are scheduled, and candidates for confirmation are invited to class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echoal
Bacchus Marsh
Myrniang
FP. HL. Gibbs
Melton
Bockbank
W.T. Practice
F. Hi. Gibbs
Daniel Moyle
Braybrook Couneil
Rockbank
Awn.a
T. Staughton
Eynesbury
igtEy
Messrs. Ramssy & Sone
Ayrshire
C. Hy M'Cullagh
Thirty Years in a Carriage and a Cured Sore Tale
Mrs Roan Arcoll of Seymour tells how a decades long running sore on her leg finally healed after two boxes of Dr Williams pink pills. She credits the remedy with curing pain and restoring mobility, noting improved sleep and gratitude for publication of her testimonial. The article promotes Dr Williams medicines for rheumatism scrofula and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Roan Arcoll
Gowen Square
New Zealand
Williame
Ofa Rooke
Tompsitt & Co
Minders Street
Melbourne
Sis
Dr. Willians
Rao
Ornithological Contest Promises Large Prizes
A garbled advert promises £5000 grand prizes for a bird list contest run by The Woman's World. Readers are asked to submit lists of 25 or more bird names from a letter jumble, with daily prizes including a gold watch and diamond ring. Subscriptions and verification procedures are described, with a January 1010s deadline stated in error and numerous typographic mistakes throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leelveerdim
Fred
É&Big
Iowa
Shell
Doro
Woman's World column from Brentford England header
Readable items show The Woman's World in Brentford London England with partial address data. The fragmentary copy hints at a local page feature for women but provides no clear event, person, or date to expand into a full news summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Woman's World
Brentford
London
England
Bacchus Marsh Shire Council Minutes Note
The council discusses rotation for presidency, possible Mahoney appointment, yard proposals, and market yard finances. Debate covers estimates, poll needs, road drainage, bridge repairs, and tender reviews with party names like Mahoney, Bourke, M Cullagh, Watson, Staughton, Kerr, and Moga noted alongside project costs and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacchus Marsh Shire
Moxnay
Ameust
Onpixany
Drs. Purcell
Dieke
Meikle
Watton
M'Cullagh
M'Tarlane
Bourke
Greene
Allowaonea
Gr. Mahoney
Dr. Mahoney
Ors
M'Purline
M'Gullagh
Mahoney
K. B. B. Moga
Das. Kerr
Mer
Staughton
Mage
Kerr
M'Forlone
Dichis
Moga Naid
Mulroney
Dickie
Ares
Watson
Connell
Cr. Groene
Cr. Moullagh
Cr. Graena
Cr. Mahoney Enid
Mop
Council
Agricultum Society
T. Stoughton
MTA
Dickie Esid Thare
L. A. Fairbairn
Widow of Osira bank founder dies at 76
Mrs Jons Myers widow of John Myers of Osira bank died suddenly Saturday morning after a brief illness at 76. She had lived in Melbourne since 1841 and moved to Myrmiong in 1850. Funeral Sunday drew large crowds to Maidingley cemetery. Also notes on a poet’s tribute and heavy snow at Mt Blackwood with cold intensifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrmong
Frouque
Jons Myens
John Myers
Osirabank
de. Salter
Gollan
Scotland
Sronday
Maidingley
Snaves
Song
Myers
Melbourne
Myrmiong
Mt. Blackwood
Toolern Minstrel Club Brings Charity Show to Toolern
A local crowd enjoyed the Hobson’s choice of entertainment by the Huccus Marsh Amateur Minstrel and Dramstia Club during a Wednesday visit to Toolern. Bob Morton directs with praised pacing, while the programme features comic songs, operatic selections, a witches theme, and an mock military march amid strong audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam O' Shanter
Alloway
Huccus Marsh
Dramstia Club
Toolern
Meedames Gray
Oppie
Campbell
Byron
Whittington
Ob & Sharp
Rons
Toolorn
Bob Morton
Lab
Hes
Esch
Tolantho,” Misses Simpson
Company
Ang
My Lad
Mr. P. Tinker
Sone
Feomie
Mer
Alict& Fisher
Atwoyn Teke
Ia. Truimmel
Charlie Duoalun
England
W. Gray Morton
Comis
Ern. Teerly
Bellat
Noring Morris
Chas. Tuskie
Cowie
Alf
Usher
Fred
Tommy Athing
BR. Morton
Park
Messrs
Tuarly
Dunstno
Fisher
Misgen Simpson
Mr. Chas
Dickie
P. Tigher
Australia
AL Lelie
Gong
Alice Pisher
Mor
Erm
Simpson
Local club performance entertains with song and sketches
The article reviews a Tooleven club evening featuring vocal items and sketches led by Moware, Morton, Teerly, Fisher, Donsten, and Miss Simpson. It praises the talent, staging, and accompanist, notes a crude arc light setup, and reports a forthcoming financial result likely record. It also notes Sir T. McCorkell losing his house to a mysterious Sunday fire and ongoing misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moware
RK. Morton
el. Teerly
Old Town
Mr. Krimmel
Mesare Fisher
Donsten
Houwes
Teerly
Bob Morton
Tambus
Mr. Teerly
Hob Morton
Hhorsctorn
Mr. Morton
Miss Simpson
Wone
Tooleven
T. M’corkell
Nefira
T. B. Corkell
Wid Grasa
Uncertain Text on Health and Alcohol Observations
Fragmentary note cites Wolfe's Schnapps and Bacchus Maysh Observation Station in relation to health and performance of various processes. The readable items imply a discussion of essential factors for health but lack complete context or clear actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Meeting of Werribee Farmers Discusses Market Woes
Leading district farmers met with G T Chirnside as chairman to review Werribee produce handling by Melbourne agents. Basie outlined price margins that harmed local growers, noting export demand and profits flowing to others while growers earned little. Chaff mixing abuses by merchants were flagged as a serious issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Chirnside, Esq
J.P
W. H. Basie
Melbourne
Werribee
Ani Bay
Dhagentrom Thiy
Farmers Seek Ban on Mixing to Save Embargo
A district meeting debated halting mixing of fodder to end an embargo and restore Werri bee clinff prestige. Farmers including J Walters and W M Murray agreed to the resolution while a deputation would seek government action on fodder contracts and branding of mixed chaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werribee Clinff
W. M'Nureny
Mmr. Agt
Larmeer
Mesa
Ei J. Walters
A. R. Hastie
S-Tinkler
W. Ison
Aen
W. Hall
Walsh
J. Brown
P. Hickey
J. M
Sayers
Minister of Defence
Werribee News Highlights and Local Happenings
A Melbourne Post report notes a gifts sale next month to aid the building land for a local English church in Werribee. The item covers hay pressing activity, a Werribee sparrow nuisance effort, a colt sale, a church water issue, a charity entertainment, a new Mount Cotterell school opening, a Warrnambool minister’s move, rifle club trials at a new range, and plans for a Sunday School event in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard's
P. Murphy
Fahers Baron Sod Kiog
Carr
Seerey
Garr
Church of
Cherie
Coula
Parente
Werribos
Inetweek
Melbourne
Watt
Oulterea
Wath
Montag
Thors
Serson
Nulas
Woodside
J. Ball
Clydesdale
Goulburn Valley
A. Rowan
Jim
Werribee Corminaltes
Werribea
Williamstown
Children's Hospital
Indies
Wa Tre
Mount Cotterell
St Iast
Stoughton
M.A
Johnson
A. P. Doran
Werleyeo
Talbot
Warrnnimboss
Metropolitan Farns Rifle Club
Avraell
Ar. OC
Poni
Mora
Woni Yersany
Cocor
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D. Horo
T. Quin
Inok
Denis Ryan
Greendale
Father Horan
Professor Hentoul
Austenia
Gain
Ryan
Groendale
Thomas Bowe
Gontuetta
Aitraet
Addreea
Landsberg Hones
Drury
Hopert Clarke
Nfe
Crook Street
Lord Street
Rotvon
Mod
Pathe
Goll Street
Hodusan Nedertovl
Hopstoun
Rowaley Road
Darley
Telford
Carlee Street
Straat
Rapaira
Brotoh
Leederberg River
Cr. Mahoney
JG. Walls
M. Cosgrove
C. Osborne
Dr. Watson
Cane
Cr. Meikle
Onoe
M'Purlane
M'Callagh
Digper
Ooimadai
J. G. Wella
J. Cosgrove
J. Scary
Lewest
Wesleyan Church
Dr. Watkin
Bozaar
Indy
Nolans
Nicbolana
Nicholson Institute
Gongeott
Ganpersbury
Bacchus Maysh Observation Station
Max
Ain
Rubin
Domenty
Meeting OF Werribee Parters
J. BP
Chirnside
Im.la
G. Graham
MDA
Lina
Minister of Agriculture
L2 Celock
Ane
Te Meek
Dairymen’s Assacciation
Calling Street
Argus
Wedoeaday
Wirrieem
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