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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
2
March sale notes list entries and stalls with Ty Rabe Cry and rd Lataene noted. STRETILE CO presents pony and drags events, Tectiaus Tyg Hees on Ponies. Entries received on line one, with sparse team names and locations.
The text lists stallions, dairy cattle, and draught horses with varying types and names, mentioning a market at Dalry and multiple consignments. It references traders Farrbairs & Co and various bidders, with scattered notes on horses, cattle, and shoemaking, plus farm stock and tools.
Fragmented notice lists farm to let details for 17 acres with house barn shed and dairy facilities, mentions pasture and woodland, with names like James Cosgrove and locations such as Turthar renewal options and Easter Saturday sales, dated March 104th, 1910.
The 1910 annual meeting set for March 1910 will discuss reports and balance sheet, elect 22 committee members, and review officers including W. Gant and J A Johns. Delegates list and financial items appear, with secretary J A Johns handling notices.
Shire of Bacchus Marsh announces an auction at Shire Hall on a Monday in May. Public notice lists parcel numbers and measurements for parcels including land and improvements, with bid details and eligibility.
Fragmented OCR shows a notice for payment of rates and a public auction on Monday March 14 1910 at 11 o'clock. It lists contracts Nos 12/10 14/10 and mentions location near Banka corner Contenas with details of revelling and dealings and names W. S. IMIDE, Shire Secretary.
A fragmented bazaar listing appears with items like a small sign, a white vase, hand sewn cloth, and various odd terms. The text mentions cooking demonstrations, a “Small Sogn” area, and references to vendors such as Agni LAK and Conners Lianssing. Reads as a garbled OCR of a local marketplace page with unclear dates.
A 1910 notice describes Thursday March 17 events featuring governing officials, prizes, entries, and conditions for Shaw district races. It lists entry fees, prize allocations in pounds, distances, and rules, with a concert hall arrangement and local residents within five miles urged to attend.
A fragmentary entry list outlines Myrniong annual distance events, officials, and weights. Names include T. Moran as secretary, Me Wi Thompson as measurer, and various competitors such as Clark and Griffin. The document references a Gardical Porty Trot and Whel Tim Race with prize money and entry details, plus penalties and admission rules for spectators and entrants.
Fragmented text references a Saturday race and public event details with numerous garbled names and dates. It mentions a list of names, a child age note, and a drawing for an event on a Tuesday. The readable elements provide little coherent context or outcome.
Fragmented notice items indicate accounts owed to J Simpson & Co and others with payment due by 14 March. The text references state officials and riding broad interests, urging cooperation and responsibility amid debt and civic duties.
Unclear OCR text outlines a probate posting from January 1910 in Melbourne by AUGDALE & CHEMER solicitors for the estate of CONNELL late of Baoohis Marvh. It directs interested parties to attend a sale on a specified date with details on shares and beneficiaries, naming several brokers and a list of items for sale including Gaps Darley and Goo leko.
During the Crimean era the late Prince Consort spoke on representative government on trial. The Inter-Britain Commission is cited amid broader calls for reform. The text lambasts verbose and mendacious papers tied to Tammany and political factions, mentioning Patrick’s Day events and public discourse.
A long OCR fragment outlines a large civil work project including coast protection, canal or drainage work, and associated infrastructure. It mentions committees, locations, dates, and multiple personnel names, with references to technical tasks, funding, and scheduling in a period newspaper style. The text is fragmented but preserves mentions of sites, dates, and officials related to the undertaking.
A bustling event in Werribee attracted a large attendance as riders from Dane ley Co and others competed. Local organizers reported a steady stream of participants despite fog and wind, with events featuring pony classes and several demonstrations.
A scrambled report details council seats, youth activities, and Sunday school leadership with mentions of the bishop’s plans, a charity drive, and a gathering at the church hall. It notes a forthcoming meeting, donations sought, and various community roles including secretary and treasurer.
The Hon. Redmond P Roblin spoke on imperial relations during a Montreal return from Britain. He urged Canada to sustain Empire needs, citing wheat exports and manpower. Sir Wilfrid Laurier era topics include dominion duties and Canada’s role in Britain’s bread supply.
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