Mill Bridge at Ballan Promises Modern Timberless Span
An early Ballan bridge site gains a superior new structure designed by W. S. Riddle with McQusker and Ward. Government grant covers part of the cost. The stone bridge improves grade on the Tullarat road, with plans to blend into Caledonian Park and draw visitors to Ballarat railway routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallan
Ballan Council
W. 8. Riddle
McQusker
Ford
Gas
Holden
Collins Street
Dr. Inglis
Gascard
Shire
Custer
Riddle
Hamilton
Gallengue
John Graham
State of
Victoria
W. S. Riddle
Ward
M'Cosker
Tullarat
Bebellen
Nord
Caledonian Park
Allan
Ballarat Dows
Upcoming Events at Bacchus Marsh and Surrounding Areas
A long list of community happenings schedules meetings, socials, demonstrations, parades, church services, debates, and shows across Bacchus Marsh and nearby towns from June through November. Notable items include a bazaar, pruning demonstration, horticultural social, foster parent courting event, various club meetings, horse parades, a ball, and the Ballan show, with dates spanning June 19 to November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacchis Mare
Huechus Marsh
Fosterrier Courting
Lucchus Marsh
Mechanion’ Institute
Baxnar
Baceline Marsh
Marriages at Bacchas Marsh in colorful ceremony
The wedding of Misa Maud Mary Cisain to Lealion Martin took place at Holy Taistry Cry ach with Rev. C. A. Brewer officiating. The church glowed with decorations as bridesmaids Miss Fayre Robertson and Miss Gertie Simpson assisted, and the couple celebrated at a reception with toasts to the King and the newlyweds. The wedding party traveled by motor to Melbourne amid warm wishes and gifts from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacchas Marsh
Misa Maud Mary
Cisain
Richard
Manning
Bacsthaw Marsh and
Morton
Lealion Martin
Book of
New South Wales
Townsville
Uvenstand
Irvin Martin
Stanley Martin
Eva Simpson
Simpson
Mie Fayre Robertson
Manning State
A. Brewer
Mer. Brewer
J. ¢. Martin
Mark Kyle
KF Manning
Godfrey
Martin
Arthor Martin
Bert Allen
Apt
I. Kilpatrick
Dickie
Miss Crosa
Mary Stevet
St. Kilda
Mos
Ko Davia
Uuffeld
Mra Martin
Tiride
Warview
W.T
Avent Vale
Misans Wayre
Tillis Robertson
Bride
Elver
Ki. A. Godfray
Arthur Martin
Bank of New South Walesa
Townaville
Queensland
James Gardin
Kyneton
E.W
Gwennie Davis
Mora
John Neal Romeo
G. T
Mise Dickin
A. Ki
Mra. Robertson
Noel Vance
V. Macarthur
Mere. Kilpatrick
Caulfield
A. Rowm
Nilfield
Caldwell
A. Little
Leo
Billinghurst
Ailver
J. Wilkingom
Maud Wilkinson
J.J. Bornto
W. J
Alf
Barradell
Mark Byte
J. Binpoon
Archbishop Carr Returns Home in Warm Melbourne Welcome
Archbisop Carr arrives after a year abroad to a large reception at Bacchos Marah with Bibernian riders escorting him. Melbourne visitors arrive by special train. a formal address of welcome is read from St Joseph's pupil Miss Moylan. The Archbishop expresses gratitude and hope for guidance as locals hail his safe return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Carr
Bacchos Marah
Melbourne
Father Horan
Byecine Marsh
Cain
Hesbein
Waring
Thas
Grae
Man Verré
Tre Ports
St. Beuwann
The Art of Living Together in Domestic Harmony
A compact essay argues the art of living smoothly in society begins at home. It stresses that a good husband and father contribute to family happiness and the balance of the wider world, linking personal conduct to governance and social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leing
England and Pepper Sparked a Royal East India Company
A historic note on England’s rise through pepper prices and Dutch monopoly. Merchants formed a London East India Company by royal charter under Queen Elizabeth I to lower pepper costs, later expanding aims. Clive and the Nabobs helped forge a vast British empire from this trade origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Barking
Holland
East Indies
London
London East India Company
India
Corporation of Merchania
Clive
Inventions Mark Anglo Saxon Innovation Pace
A historical overview traces landmark inventions from the steam engine and spinning machinery to the steam boat and submarine cable. It credits Watt Arkwright Fitch Fulton Edison Bell and others for industrial progress with emphasis on the Anglo-Saxon role and notes a humorous anecdote about Conan Doyle's Paris arrival and a forgetful surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles II
Marquis of
Worcester
Watt
Arkwright
John Fitch
Delaware River
Robert Fulton
Clermont
United States
Europe
England
A. G. Bell
Defective Hides Spark £300,000 Loss Says Inspector
A. A. Thrown, inspector of food, warns that poor flaying of hides costs the Commonwealth over £300,000 yearly. Hides removed by hand scar the skins, while a new flaying machine invented by a Victorian, Dr. Brown, promises minimal skin damage and can be powered by electricity, steam, or land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Thrown
Commonwealth
Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ballan
Browsley
Brea
Connell
Morrisons
Mocers
M'Qusker & Ward
Drs
Bromley
Bullan
Brosions Seresninge
Bees
Walla
Dornan Tong Ca
Soach Aorewr
Kenda
Wolfa
Matris
V. Danks
Wm. Lyle
C. Dickie
Yotew
Coco
Misses Stele
J. F. Crisp
W. E. Ramsey
Doulton Crtiet
Bert Alisn
E. Davis
Geo. M'Parland
Amy Fraser
Misa Nellie Connell
Misa A. Shelly
Mollie M'Farland
W. Hamilton
Tom Heath
Guo
Melville
Gertle Simpson
Armatrang
Son. Marsh
Lovelock
Shama
Misses Bird
Mount Woellick
Moth
Mollie M'Cormack
Ke Shady
Haugh Ernest M'Farlane
W. E. M‘farlane
J.P
Jeri
Walvonme
Bacchus Marah
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Paris
Marseilles
Lyons
Caluman
Doslé
J.A. Johns & CO
Oaly
Roll Tate
Spaun
Work
Hidler
Ohy
Bond
Stewart Dawson & GO
Seasounee
Australia
Ltd
W. Grant Morton
W.E. Armstrong
Paton's and
Baldwin's
Bacchus Marsh
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