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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
2
Bacchus Marsh Council Yard sale scheduled for Thursday includes head of cattle milking stock and springers, plus ewes and lambs. consignments from Pat Store and Young Cesile Sheep and other lots. Sale to move promptly at 1 04 pm with Carriage to Dairy and Dorles estates in the township.
The notice from LA Fairbairn & Co on instruction from Mr Wilkins announces a police auction sale at a local corpora market. Items include cows heifers yearlings bulls fat stock and farm equipment plus hay and hides. The sale lists numerous lots with prices not specified and notes a reserve. The time and exact date appear given in a distorted format.
Substation timetable listing from Criep & Sons Church Street Bacchus Marsh with absta ble lines and railway reference.
Shine of Bacchus Marsh and the Country Roads Board announce a public auction at the Shire Hall for the construction of a reinforced concrete bridge over the Lavanderg River near Bacchus Marsh. Bids close at 11 am Monday 10th day 1016.
Property offers 287 acre farm for rent by tender in quarter terms. Details available from W Kern at St Manun's Letting Marsh. For inquiries refer to the Wilkin family and the local notices section.
A meeting of the Farmers Union is set for Monday evening at the Farm Institute on Bacchus Street. Union organizers will outline plans and respond to members, with addresses by principal speakers including John Wills. The event, hosted by the Country Branch of the Victorian Farmers Union, covers a cost of £28 and aims to inform members about upcoming dates and activities.
The Shire of Bacchus Marsh opens for inspection notices regarding Vestry and local councils. Readings show details of public sessions at Mechanist Institute, Kite Hall and other venues. The annual meeting of members to be held on Thursday 10 July at 2 pm with business to follow chaired by WITTICK.
Fragmentary text shows fund event notices and a euchre party plan with dates around July 14. It mentions a Ball in aid of a fund at Mr C Inbensen Boro and a euchre party and dance at Crimadat with organizers T Davis MCClude. Dates include July 14th in multiple years. The legible names include Mackenzie Tyebs and O Hara as organizer. The full context is unclear due to the damaged OCR.
A listing of social events at Rowaley Hall including a Friday July 21 ball and a football match. Also notes a Recreation Corner program on Saturday and a public venue program at Mechanics' Institute with royal pictures and early film showings.
A jumble of sale notices and lost items appears in a damaged OCR page. Listings include for sale phenyle and a heeler type dog, a terrier, and various missing items. Also noted are lost items and generic ads scattered across the fragment with uncertain details.
A shaky public notice reports A O Neilla has assumed control of a well known premises amid ongoing disputes over funerals and subscriptions. The document mentions traveling public figures and various industrial names while outlining uncertain actions and dates in a period of municipal confusion.
A fragmentary notice lists a public schedule for an event at Main Street. It notes timing blocks and vaccination hours amid unclear names and locations. The legible items include a few times and a street reference, with several unreadable sections.
An OCR dressed fragment reports a sale on behalf of Mea Bo Wilkinson at a site near Darley amid railway work and timelines for a shunting completion. It notes terms, dates, and a future sale by the corporation, with various church services and local notices listed for March and May events.
Readers confront municipal plans for park improvements and a water supply scheme. Residents protest proposed funding, potential rate increases, and a river diversion to serve irrigation and public works. Officials cite need to safeguard supply while critics warn of financial burden and environmental impact.
The provided text is garbled OCR with scattered names and phrases. It appears to be a jumble of words not forming a coherent article, with possible references to locations and people but lacking clear event, date, or publication context.
A garbled OCR note mentions Be the Mama, W. Grant Marton, Combes, and 0% Weiben with scattered phrases about winter, icy conditions, and a warning tone. The readable parts point to a fragmented notice or brief archival blurb without a clear event or outcome.
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