Tenders for certain works announced by Shire Council
Tenders are invited by the Shire Office Ballan for works at the property and details are available from Mr Jane Ny Ge Leias. Tenders must include number and nature of each item. Open to those observing the tender rules. Submissions close with penalties for non comply. By order of the Shire Council Secretary H Young. Ballan April 30 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadh
Jane Ny
H, Young
Shire
Ballan
Jane
Otich
Shire Council
Saga Een
Eekentane Tee
Burgeo
Abows
C.E
C.R
Cooper
Tender for EEE Board appointment and clerical notices
APB by tender for the valuation of EEE to the above Board will be recalved at the Board Office until 3 p.m. on Monpar the 28th Jone instant. A. McGregor, Clerk. Acting churchwardens Trinity Church account with Rev W H Cooper June 1808 entries show balances and offers for property and farms to let near Bacchus Marsh with immediate possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EEE
Monpar
Messemrtel Spplcsal Bank
Gil Mar Weber Frre
Sjieasiinn
A. M'Gregor
Trinity Church
W. H. Cooper
Bishop's
Cooper
Allan Branch
Sareen Intel
John Bartholomew
Auction Sale Of Farmstead With Live Stock And Furniture
A Tasmanian farmstead with 6 acres and improvements along the main road is offered with freehold value and extensive household furniture. The sale includes two cows, two pigs, about 60 fowls, tools, and a stone courtyard. Furniture list features a walnut pianoforte, morocco chairs, blinds, curtains, beds, and kitchenware. Real estate sale terms require £100 cash for freehold with balance by installments. furniture purchased under £20 cash, above £20 on installments. A separate livestock and produce market report accompanies the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orook
Dopgsow Hanzonn
Bell Bf
Agft
Goft
Iaeao
Morocco
Brusaela
Builder
Berin Fiteberp
Tunwe
Billa
N.B
Opening Service for Building Fund to Be Held at Glaborne
A service in aid of the Building Fund is announced to take place at Glaborne with Berrie officiating and commense at 1am. The Openin[ g] scired will be held on Tosspay 22nd with a list of gentlemen attending, including W J Mack, B Hender, Black, John lok, D Rattray, Z Lamble, W A Lind, J Young Haq, J P, and F Rebeca. Children admitted at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Glaborne
Berrie
Tosspay
Addron
No Hinet
W. J. Mack
B. Henderon
Black
John Lok
D. Rattray
Z. Lamble
W. A. Lind
J. Young
Haq
J.P. Mr. F. Rebeca
Ots Ue
Prices Soar as Largely Scarce Sheep Highlight Market Report
The stock yard reported 54 cattle 60 calves and 6070 sheep with fat cattle offering a strong forward line and best bulls quoted 211 to 214 108. Prices for fat calves were excellent with bests up to 62s. Fat sheep were few with over 8000 advised and mutton trade brisk though quality limited. Store stock included 1000 four and all-tooth watchers at 6a old. Horse stock 60 head offered with heavy draughts and coaches selling well though inferior stock dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmanian
Datmanoy Campbell and Co
Thura
Pire
Hersvex Anno Leowann
Merloo Wothera
Learmonth
Eroildoun
Birth and death notices from Wansa-At the Schoolhouse area
Birth notice reports the wife of P. Wobba, a teacher, welcoming a healthy infant at the Schoolhouse. Death notice records the passing of Scot Williams, four years old, son of Robert and Jane Howerof, of Litaloiver, on the sixth of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wansa
Thureday Lant
P. Wobba
Digihere Scot Williams
Robert
Jane Howerof
Litaloiver
Local Government Act Debate Fears Flaws and Toll Reform
The Legislative Council prepares to scrutinize the Municipalities Bill and Local Government Act Amendment Bill, urging clearer language and timely reforms. Editors argue the current act is vague with unresolved issues on subdivision representation and rate amendments, while toll revenues and road maintenance funding demand a workable replacement plan before 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arran
Legislative Council
Supreme Court
New Hill
Assembly
Melbourne
Bacehus Marsh
Keilor Road
Bacchus Marsh
Aven Court
New Presbyterian Church Opening At Colmadal
The article notes the opening of the Colmadal Presbyterian Church for worship with Rev. J. Meek of Gisborne to preach at 11 a.m. on the first day, followed by a Tuesday evening meeting and a wide slate of readings and gatherings through the week, including support from Bacchus Marsh and Pentland Hills congregations. It mentions local church fund efforts, community events, and ongoing civic notices including a bridge closure and theft reports in Ballan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmadal
J. Meek
Gisborne
Coimadal
Bacchus Marah
Bacchus Marsh
Bagchus Marah Mechanical Institute
Coimadai Presbyteria
Pentland Hills Presbyterian Church
Blackwood
Hev
Rattray
United Charge
M'Nicol
Pont] Hills
Kew
Worribe
Ballan
Froger
Garlick
Melton
Paristen
Monza
Staughton
Bush
Tulloh
Bacchus Mh
Sunde
Vy. Mer. Cooper
Mining Department
W. F. Sherwood
Ng Sand G. M.co
Barry
M’quarrill
Wena
C. Gribble
C. Dunn
H. Appleton
Gribble
R. Williams
J. Williams
W. H. Williams
Williams
H, Walker
Webster
Brown
Moore
Warrnamboolly
Ballarat
Bath
Melbourne
Barohny
Distr
Daan
Myr
Hallan
Egerton
Gordon
Myris
Myrmony Poor
Essetix Churchwarden
A. C. Simon
Resto
Cong
W. H. Cooper
Mosers
M'Caasland
Althoug
Sen
Mosera
Harbord
M'Cu
Anditora
Om Ha
Cooper
M Causland
Gene
Thayer
Wood
T. Edis
Hia
Ender
United Farmers
Little River
Duck Ponds
Glass
Mona Argus
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Ballan Shire Council
Shire OF
West Riding
Henry Costin
John Osborne
Edward Blake
Leth
Gisborne United District Road Board
Globo
Paw Renta
Colention Sarkig
John
McAubland
D. Harbordty Trial Church
Uilding
Cacchus Marsh
Border Inn
Maddingley
Possasalon
William Anderson
Lot
Bleo- Ee
Lina
Culloce
Moxpay
Laon
Leven
Pentland Hills
W. M-Nncol
Hon. Bee
Sale
Mabreots
Waowsepar, Jows 16
M. M.cawavo
Produce Brokers
Ballarat Market
the National Bank OF Australasia
Capital Reserve Fund
John Conyngham M‘oausland
the Commercial Bank of Australia
Ita
Poe
Tal A Bincock
G. Flack
Apne i Ballan
Daochus
Cour Baluam
Malbourne
Alar
Howden
Burkshap
J. M’comnack
Callanan
J. Richardson
Bare
Mr. Gell
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