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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1867
Page
2
Fragmentary notice mentions autos to be sold monthly with a fortnightly cycle at Two o clock near the Border. Names and details are garbled. no clear event, person, or organization is discernible.
Breahun Meevh records a dated notice from July 20, 1807, describing an upcoming action at the Old Woolyuels location. The notice lists hours around three and six in the afternoon and mentions Newsta-One Guinea quarters in advance. Specific names appear garbled.
Fragmented market report lists quotes for wool products, bread and bran prices, livestock values, and grain notes. Includes terms on quality classes, measurement units, and anticipated price shifts over the next two months, with emphasis on current markets and next period expectations.
Fragmented OCR text shows a rates of subscription notice and advertising terms for a newspaper or publication. It references prices, single copies, period terms, and mentions various names and locations in a historical style. The legibility is poor and crucial details are missing or garbled.
The board discusses legalities of delaying or combining polling days for a subdivision election and ordinary vote. It weighs 11th and 105th Local Government Act clauses, noting risk of invalidation if notice periods and meetings fail to meet requirements and considers adjournment rules and riot contingencies.
The article discusses political maneuvering around an extraordinary election and a subdivisional vote in one day. It mocks colonial misunderstandings of Australia and criticizes Hon John O'Snawney for a banquet remarks. It cites press bias and debates over responsible government in Victoria and the colony.
News briefs detail readings planned in Melbourne districts, with notes on funding, public support, and organization. Names of local figures and committees are given, including plans for Populus Readings and discussions at Gisborne and Myrniong. The report notes fundraising efforts and objections, plus upcoming meetings and implications for the community.
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