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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
4
Painless dentistry offered by W J Brockie recorded by the dental board. Visits scheduled at Morrums house Gran St every Thursday and at Morrums house Bacchus Marsh every Saturday by appointment. Hours posted but details unclear.
Abt my be consulted om ath Brundise of Moforuad Paiolie Country Painless Extractions on 2/6 all day. City storos 685 Sydney Road Brunswick.
Miss Murphy of Main Street Bacchus Marsh offers best confectionery fancy goods toys and fancy work material kept in lock while Miss Hobbs a dressmaker and costumier has started workroom business at the Hall of Commerce promising practical Melbourne experience and guaranteed fit for ladies.
A.D Blair, a harvesting machinery expert, is on business at MyRlicing, formerly cared for by Wade, and is prepared to undertake all classes of work. The advertisement emphasizes readiness and purse availability for services.
John Dugdale, Prestorian Rustil Farm at Myong, issues a September 1915 notice listing Lord Northcote and other stallions for sale and detailing draught horses and mares for sale. Prices include two guineas per mare per week and other terms, with references to foals and breeding stock.
Nadir Nadir, a 16 hand slab bine, won the Ascot Stakes and the Montague Spring Handicap across multiple furlongs, with Princess May Stake and St Arnold Kare Kara Handiayy also reported. Owner Donald McIntosh is listed with a note on responsibility and the government life certificates, as part of a broader racing record.
Midland breeder Jas Wyllie advertises The Roadster Stallion Midland to stand at stud this season. The horse, 15.1 hands dark bay, sire listed as Sxitand, is described as sound, with good conformation and abundance of bone. Terms include £20 with £1 down, bloodline and show ring potential noted.
Fragmentary notes describe a stallion named Ty slapd at MELON ST and connections to breeding, sales, and obligations. It mentions the Department of Ageivulune Certificate for sound and references to individuals A SHEBLER and Marion BROADBENT. Details are inconsistent and unclear.
A fragmented article notes Australian recipes and cookery books, mentioning Conky’s Australian Reverry and a Wik Book by Mie Te Fuvylin. It references cookery departments and recipe collections, with mentions of Kris CRIS SONS and regional domestic guides. The text blends garbled OCR segments with period tone and aims to catalog new culinary volumes and authors.
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and phrases including places and dates, with unclear context. Many proper nouns appear garbled or misread, but several capitalized items resemble personal names, locations, and possible events, suggesting a damaged historical newspaper fragment.
The readable text lists several names and terms including Geant Morton Pae shaw Marsh A. Crmlaa and Bo Warriban. The garbled line blends blog style phrases with scattered proper nouns and places, lacking a clear event or narrative.
The notice references Seaview and Victoris Conte Fitzroy with consultation at AJ Tow Roof Ryan's Corner and WACCHLS Marsh. It mentions Thursdays at 11 a.m. and urges patients to notify the root of their intent to leave.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous names of crew, officers, and units from a naval or wartime roster. It references ships such as the HMAS Encounter, mentions dates, locations, and various personnel, with scattered notes and partial quotes. The text reads like an unedited compilation of names, ranks, events, and affiliations.
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