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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1905
Page
2
A fragmentary notice lists 80 horses including foals and broodmares, with names and associations. It mentions deliveries and yarding plans, with a Melbourne firm and several dealers cited in the damaged text. The readable portions indicate a sale or inventory notice from a local stock dealer.
Auction notice for a clearing sale on Thursday March 30 at Oodmadat by Alptraind & Co. Featuring dairy cattle, purebred cows, pedigree horses, and other farming stock. Includes names of cattle and breeding stock, location Ballarat region, and details of buyers and consignors. Auctioneers listed as Hobart and associates.
A garbled imperial mail conveyance notice lists duties and routes for Melbourne and Sydney areas in 1905. It mentions government postal service, postmaster general, railway stations, and various towns and dates. The fragmentary text includes references to mail routing to Sydney and Melbourne and to public works and transport infrastructure.
The document outlines proposed annual and monthly meetings for agricultural society work, suggesting minimal sessions to reduce overextension. It discusses committee structures, leadership roles, and funding, with emphasis on public duties, members’ responsibilities, and the need for efficient governance amid a busy civic calendar.
A garbled OCR text references a trial or inquiry with scattered names such as Beary Me Weeey, Wall University, and various places like Melbourne and Bucetnns. It mentions a Sunday event, a public notice or ceremony, and potential charges or investigations. The passage is largely incomprehensible but suggests a newspaper card about a legal or civic matter.
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