Christmas Holiday Excursions Announced by Government
Victorian Government unveils holiday excursion tickets with limited dates and destinations. Travel plans show restrictions on certain routes and mention of specific scheduling in January.
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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1914
Page
2
Victorian Government unveils holiday excursion tickets with limited dates and destinations. Travel plans show restrictions on certain routes and mention of specific scheduling in January.
An OCR fragment from Maddingley Park mentions planting and a variety of plants damaged by something labeled Markines. It also references Proskoptro and Hodgson, with a monetary value listed as $4. The readable items suggest a park note or caption with misread words and no clear event or date.
Shire of Wearthee invites tenders sealed and addressed to the Shire Hall Wonrum for a project from Javerton Rin to the Association. Tenders close on the Saturday at 12 oclock noon. Specifications include metal road works and maintenance with conditions and forms available at the Shire Secretary Little.
Fragmented OCR text from Melton district patriotic fund notice mentions a meeting on Monday evening with unclear names and details. The readable items reference the fund and a local gathering, but specifics like date, location, or organizers are not clear.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Melton Mechanics Institute dance night with mentions of tickets and a listing of programs. Details are garbled, but it references a Monday date, ticket pricing, and a variety of events or performances associated with the institute. The readable items indicate an organized social or entertainment gathering at the Melton Mechanics Institute.
Fragmented OCR listing many names and places such as Mechanics Institute Bacchus Marsh Arsenate Veunie Hegre Mave ML Willits Posy and many others. The text reads like a scrambled catalog of people teams and venues with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A Monday December sale at T. B. Loft's on Kokorolt Creek near Melton and Rockbank will offer horses including a mare, dairy cattle, seed oats, spring seed, and numerous farm tools. The listing names buyer responsibilities, cart gear, harness, ploughs, reels, and other agricultural equipment with bids likely around 4 dollars for certain items. J Jennings and partners of 401 Bourke Street Methourns conduct the auction.
A notice from Bacchus March 1914 by Robert Thurston Evans announces an application for a mining lease on private land. It details the ground description, ground boundaries, and proposed operations including prospecting and mining for antimony and other minerals. The document requests compliance with the Mining Division regulations and outlines required proofs and public interest provisions.
In Conia a collection of boat themed autograph stationery and bows attracts attention. Local observers note the unusual display features items tied to maritime history and craft. The scene draws visitors seeking distinctive memorabilia and potential buyers for the displayed pieces.
Estate notice announcing succession actions and solicitor Alfred Pears at Bacchus Murs, with court trust details and references to ATL ADCHONTS wine and St Boner Bot in unclear OCR text.
A fragmented notice list from Bacchos Marsh and surrounding areas outlines meetings for the Australian Women's National League branches at Mechanics Institute and Anakie, with social events planned on New Year's Eve and other evenings. Mentions include a grand wall, refreshments, poultry displays, and local notices for community gatherings and sales.
Fragmentary holiday notice and obituary items note dates, names, and relations. Mentioned are a marriage-like event, a private hospital reference, and entries for the deceased and living relatives with scattered dates and ages. The legible names include James, Goo, Pask, Harry, Will, and the late Mrs. Airs.
A contaminated passage critiques the Local Government Act as English in origin and poorly applied in Victoria. It claims ratepayers and Councillors ignore rules, the Country Boards Board worsens administration, and shires lack foresight in capital projects like Pyke Creek reservoir.
Fragmented OCR describes church services and Sunday duties at several congregations around Bacchus Marsh including St Bernari’s, Frank Law, and Staughton Vale. It notes public meetings, trustee elections for Macintyre Cemetery, and a tribute to teachers and scholars with references to local pastors and church activities.
Mrs NP Lewis reports her son Sydoey Doe suffering croup and health concerns. The note cites directions from Chaashertain's Cough Remedy and a warning about further attack unless treated. Names mentioned include W Grant Morton and Comben & Co, with related locations Milenil and Jac hur Marsh.
An appeal note from the Marsh Patriotic Guild urges support for soldiers. Names including Mrs RB Kore Mrs Vere Dulin Mesias Jun Mortum and John Dugdale appear in the readable fragments. The text references Beatrice Wo Arvin and Pentland Hills, with unclear lines about pledges and consignments.
The fragment outlines a Melton district gathering with plans for a thunderstorm, a railway event, a concert at Bernard's school, and a memorial service. It mentions a civic meeting on Monday evening the 14th, a funeral service for a person named Maton, and various local notices about performances, church events, and community announcements.
OCR extracts show a district farming relay harvest plan with focus on wartime water supply and farm program expectations. Mentions Balliang Vale, Saturday events, local committees, and community service at a gathering.
Fragmentary market notes describe prices for pigs and wool trades, with mentions of buyers and sellers including A Pushin and Mr I Algaito. The garbled text references fatons, kring, and various odd lot items, ending with a list of pig weights and woolly shorn sheep.
A Melbourne style advertisement claims Chasabaclain's Tol Hote helped readers with headaches after use. Bold names W Grant Morton, Hackish Marsh, and A Combey & Co. promote the remedy with renewed consumer confidence.
Royal Pictures outlines a tid day for rng events as part of a promotional schedule. The note references a drive to boost audience engagement and visibility across regional screenings.
A garbled OCR passage references Bacchus Mars Court and a courtroom scene with names like Lyle, Ponstun, Doulas, and Mur Acomanunlaten Art. It describes confounding proceedings, alleged arguments, and mentions of trials or legal actions including phrases about loans, elaboration, and accusations. Readable names and places are sparse, but the piece centers on a contested legal matter and a chaotic courtroom scenario with unclear outcomes.
An unreadable OCR fragment shows garbled text with names and phrases, hindering a coherent summary. It mentions possible people, locations, and dates but offers no verifiable event or outcome to report.
A fragmented OCR item from a local gun club page lists unclear names and titles. It mentions individuals such as F. Manning and McFurtanil with odd spellings, plus references to a presiding officer and possible event context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering or event involving a Wacchus Maran Wowling Club and individuals such as Mr Kayid and Mr S. McKay with mentions of a palace scene and a Day. The legibility and coherence are poor, limiting precise identification of people, place, or actions.
Boxing Day events at Bacchus Marsh feature a full programme including boxing bouts and motor activities. The card promises strong entries with attention on entrants like Collingwood and local favorites. A crowd expected to gather for an evening program as the day’s events unfold in a festive sports setting.
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