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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1869
Page
2
Notice dictates that creditors and heirs must not claim against the estate of Sirs Young, secretary, with the court reserving rights. The notice mentions receivers of wills, parcels, and the sale of lands under decree, urging compliance and indicating the date of April 1, 1980.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ballarat, Boundary discussions, Turner Chapt 3, and a substantial cottage listing. Includes various names like John Bor Bulroth and references to land, canaI, machinery, treaties, and dates. Readers see scattered proper nouns and periods with limited coherent context.
A fragmented market notice from Ballarat and Melbourne notes weak fat cattle demand, limited prime stock, and fluctuating prices with many entries. It references local church governance disputes involving a dean and a pastor, plus community lodge activity, building plans, and upcoming parish and civic meetings in Bacchus Marsh.
A partially legible financial notice from Melbourne mentions 800000 capital subscribed and 200000 interest terms. It references W. SinCock as acting manager, Flack as agent, and Bacchus, outlining a repayable loan with optional installments and property security.
Readable fragments describe a divided community and discords. The Argus on Tuesday publicized a state news item but the writer’s remarks and recantations are unclear.
The fragment details Devon sale plans and Harbors land transactions in Malboures and Ballask. It notes tenders, allotments, and valuations around 2% yields, with references to multiple plots, auctions, and appointed agents. Additional items include church meetings, mining ventures in New South Wales, ploughing contests, and local civic notices.
A fragmented 19th century case details a cow theft dispute between McDonald and Bowley. The plaintiff claims defendant took and sold a cow, seeking restitution of £5 from the owner and noting the animal’s value. The deponent asserts the cow’s worth and money exchange during settlement negotiations.
Fragmentary notes appear to describe a Ballan court proceeding involving a defendant linked to theft and a potential 15000 unit debt. The text references money, a judge, seals, and multiple names but is heavily garbled, with uncertain dates and roles, making precise facts difficult to extract.
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