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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment references multiple firms and individuals, vague locations like City, and scattered phrases about property, rates, attendance, and surveillance. The text is largely unreadable, with no coherent events, dates, or concrete actions identifiable.
A damaged clipping from June 27 1922 mentions William Anglie8 Benbow and Beall with scattered references to tours and laundry in Buockula Marts and Ambuea. The text is incomplete but preserves event fragments and potential addresses.
Public notices announce the kandidacy and election logistics for the Legislative Council Southern Province. The document lists polling places across numerous districts and specifies dates for nominations, polling, and submission of candidacy with names of divisions and towns.
A sealed tender was opened for works at Ghire Hall Has ue Mare. Bids considered by 11 at Ve Mmenaa OKsimus 1018. Specifications include 80006 yards of spaces and a weighbridge reader. Tenderers must comply with prequalification and return by 10K Jase 1012. D. A. Little is listed as the issuing officer.
Fragmentary 19th century political notice endorses Angliva and Bargood, touting their roles in reconciliation, defense, and civic life. Mentions Riverine district plans, railway routes, and regional representation, urging voters to back the proposed candidates at upcoming polls.
A local obituary notes the passing of community member Madayley Postel and Fiadee, with posthumous honors reported. Details are limited due to fragmented text but regional officials acknowledge the loss and remembrance.
A fragmentary report discusses Warribee Park estate, irrigation policy, and the Swinburne Maud Act. It criticizes compulsory acreage charges, water supply fees, and state control, noting political boldness and civil service limits. References to Gippaland, Bacchus Marsh, and ministers suggest broader provincial tension.
A fragmented OCR note details a plantation auction with buyers and amounts, listing parcels, accounts, and payments. Mentions include Mrs H W Ghesite, Tureen, Fairbairn Co, and W H Altiahell, with prices and items such as vehicles and crops. The document outlines sale terms and a parade of associated names and sums.
Fragmented report details Melton football warm up and Saturday friendly with Berean Bem and Smuddingley. It notes price impacts at a local store, livestock and equipment mentions, and disjointed references to events, players, and officials without clear coherence.
A fragmentary notice from Easterton Ell Communities notes a parish supplement for a 'Shurek' event. It records a ghost priokio charged at 10 units, mentions various payments including 4/6 and Ash 10, and thanks Mra. Gienstran for a contribution. Raford Hall contribution totals £100 with £10 additional.
Fragmented OCR describes a shooting meeting between Wi Karottens and Toolare Vala held on a King's birthday. It notes handicap betting, shooters listed, and a club dinner with craved banter plus a move to a ball. Names include L. Dobaot Wilson and A. Walaan Beattis Whiteside.
The draft article lists a round of club meetings and a lengthy tally of participants, winners, and placements in various races, contests, and prizes at a village gathering. It notes weather conditions and notes on the crowd and program, with multiple named individuals and local organizations involved.
In a confusing early report, W Campbell and a Verbal claim are noted with a disputed stake. The text references Leone's High and a committee observation, but details are unclear and multiple names appear garbled.
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