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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
2
A damaged OCR notice describes an auction offering farm property and related equipment. It lists bidders, locations such as Geelong and nearby stations, and mentions preparation of waste oil and fiber materials. The fragment references Br. A and a permit or instruction from an authority, with dates and names obscured.
An advertised land and clearing sale at Mel tor Ay featuring homestead lot with seven acres, wheat oats and stock, horse and cattle, plows and farming gear, brick shop, and miscellaneous household effects. Auction to begin at noon with buyers invited to inspect and bid in Firstclume order. Sale overseen by Faireates & Co. auctioneers.
The Shire of Bacchus Marsh hosts matters at Shine War Maddingley and Parwaa Siding with polling set for the H4uh daily vote. Delegates Mr Conmravn and Mr Afanper oversee sessions at Darlay and Syrninug for Penland Halls Hiding with postal ballots.
Fragmentary text shows a public works contract notice from Ballan with reference to a creek bridge and a contractor. It mentions submission by a certain time, a recipient address, and a named official W. S. Kiddie as secretary, all in a dated archival style.
Ballon Shire District posts official notice at Blackwood for the East Hiding poll. It lists names appearing on the 144h July list and forwards results to the Shire Secretary in Ballan. The notice includes dates and locations for the electoral roll updates and calls for eligible voters to appear at the Central Office in Carton and nearby districts.
Fragmentary text shows a sale notice for a fabric weighbridge project with references to a court case and public viewing. Names and dates are unreadable. few concrete facts remain beyond the mention of a sale and possible court involvement.
Fragmented notice records a rural class event at Bacchus Marsh with mentions of APVENDENS and individuals including Patten Coy and Wiline. The garbled text references a date around July 1910 and a location near Ly Patten Coy Be Farner ning.
The fragment advertises Dane & Tirsdale's Electric Biograph with a July 7 program including Joshua Sexton Blake, Pedro, Twink Red Stew and White, Why hey Muzzied, The Unforiunale Dey, and various acts. It mentions half price seats and numerous acts like Doinetive and other titles, indicating a varied vaudeville schedule.
The committee appeals for donations to support an unspecified institute project. Signatories include Albert Lee and numerous local names, citing early impact and generous support. The government grant of £100 is mentioned as the outcome target.
The Hon. W. A Watt, Treasurer, urges a buffer seat between rival Government Departments. He argues a three year Parliament of 65 members fails. He proposes 150 single constituency members paid £100 yearly, with five year terms, abolish referenda, and a British type Parliament with a hereditary house as a model.
A lengthy imperial journal essay praises past and future empire benevolence and urges broad reading in churches of Dr. Gray’s Education Reform address and G Hheid’s speech. It notes the need for widespread engagement with imperial topics and public notices of forthcoming programs and lectures across communities.
The fragment critiques a global social order, urging careful management of state socialism within the British Empire. It references anarchist cries, stock enterprises, and a call for executive feasibility, warning of colonial subordination and the burdens of empire.
A sprawling, error- riddled passage recalls council projects on street lighting and drainage, with references to Moorabool bridges and sewer work. The text also touches on community happenings, birthdays, telephones, and a parade of scattered names and events, all in a dated, newspaperman tone.
Fragmented OCR list shows July and early August dates with unclear events and names. Key entities are garbled, making it hard to identify people, places, or events. no coherent headline or verifiable facts emerge from the readable text.
Fragmented OCR text describes a public meeting and civic concerns in Boskiaak with mentions of figures Mackansie Taavo and Caversormes saga. It references a railway visit, an ABA session, and the A.N.A. branch, with notes on attendance and forthcoming events.
The article outlines Werribee’s proposed improvements including a new action ramp and platform to modernize the railway area. It mentions a large expenditure and aims to enhance land, fencing, and access, with political debate over costs and benefits.
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