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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1916
Page
2
Thursday market sale lists cattle including multipliers and springers, sheep and pigs as well as various other stock. A mix of livestock brands and sellers appear with details garbled but indicating sale at Hagelris Marsh with Hurdson and nearby areas referenced.
Fragmentary notice lists a Saturday market starting at 5 42 pm with names Fat Storm Datsy Datter Pligt Sande and TABD tacotube datas Tal BRE sy sti. No clear location or complete details due to garbled OCR. Entities include Mare Hil and APHALL BROS references.
A fragmented advertisement lists cavalry and artillery horass wanted including Captain tones and Captain Hersey with details about quarters and stabling. It mentions a sale of valuable reminiscence horses, weight notes, and a lieutenant colonel Robertson as director, with locations and dates in a rough wartime recruitment style notice.
A garbled notice describes land sale details and corporate names with unclear dates and directions. It mentions Lavienlerg and Gouge streets, a center location, and a court or governing body, with references to gardens, a title certificate, and a public sale framework amid distorted text.
Thursday notices show L A Fairbairn & Co advertising instruments to import to New South Wales. The item list includes various items and prices, with mentions of shipments, counterfeits, and a cottage room sale. The fragmentary text references Wellton, Tyrin Btw, and Mars, suggesting catalog entries and sales prompts.
Tonight and Saturday a Western drama titled Royal Pictures presents a program of films and features at the institute. Admission at five and none for children under twelve. Cast names and production details are listed in the showbill, with dates indicating a brief run for the engagement.
Fragmentary text lists Gy W MaPARLAND Brocka Mara and mentions THE INTERNATIONAL HAR VESTER COMPANY with unclear references to leaders, officials, and dates. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the legible portion provided.
A garbled OCR listing appears to reference addresses and services in Melbourne. It mentions dental and medical terms, street names, and times, with unclear details about rooms and patient requirements. The legible items point to a local business notice rather than a full article.
The Shire of Bacchus Marsh invites sealed tenders for cleaning street channels and related works. Tenders must be lodged at the Shire Hall Bacchus Marsh by Monday with deposits and security as specified. The lowest valid tender will be accepted, with the secretary A Mackenzie Myers overseeing the process.
Shire of Ballan invites tenders at Shiu Hall Batlan up to 11 am Monday Gh Aaveb 1916 for multiple works including supplying materials for various contract numbers. Tenders must include payment terms and be accompanied by cash deposit of five shillings. Bidder details and specifications available through the Shire Hall office.
Fragmentary OCR notice from the Shire of Werribee cites a 1910 rate schedule with references to tax components and rates. It mentions government art, ineressary figures, and items like rates due, assessed amount, and payment timing. The readable fragments indicate a financial levy and clerkly signoff by a shirt secretary.
Fragmentary OCR reveals meeting mentions about a teacher and piano playing duties. References include Saturdays and a time near 8 30 p m. Names and places are unclear, with several garbled phrases. The readable portion suggests scheduling or roles in a school setting.
Local band will perform at Heidelberg Bistro this Sunday. Details appear unclear in the notice but indicate an evening event likely starting around 2:45.
Fragmentary town ledger style items mention a stable and shop activity in a misty district near Marsh. Names and places are unreadable, but hints of market stalls and repairs surface amid blurred OCR. The brief record implies routine commerce rather than major events.
Fragmentary OCR lists events and sales on March 4 2008 including properties, hotels, and social notices. Mentions Capea Jonessound Honey, Heidelberg Tirus, and Victorian Dapiish Psouelipee Society. Details are incomplete but indicate promotions, auctions, and community gatherings with multiple venues and organizers.
Disjointed OCR text hints at public gathering and high level debate over a public works project, mentioning Grete Wiss Dynal and Masses. References imply controversy around funding and governance, with notes of a commission and community response. The passage remains garbled but centers on civic proceedings and local figures.
A fragmented listing from Bacchus Marsh shows livestock and farm goods with prices in pounds shillings and pence. Cattle cows and sheep appear with various figures, alongside references to local traders and dates, though many words are garbled.
A garbled OCR fragment describes Melton church services, including prayers and sermons, a Christian assembly, and mentions of a mayoral or civic gathering. It references individuals such as J. HL Allen and Churelemandens, with scattered notes on attendance, elections, and social events in an irregular post from a parish or town record.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic letter or notes with names and places like Melton and Austytia, references to battles, letters from olive and Tol it iuas, and multiple scattered lines about thanks and victory. The readable parts hint at wartime morale and praise for efforts, with messy names and dates garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text refers to a dated event or notice with scattered phrases about wages, locations, and names. The readable parts mention dates, places like Marsh and Lirond, and vague references to work or payments, but concrete details are largely unreadable. The item reads as a damaged listing or news snippet without a clear single event.
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