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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 16, 1872
Page
2
An OCR damaged notice mentions Bovita County and Mordfatloo parish with references to allotments, plans, and land details. Readable fragments reference Debwaoo Ziriubluw and Dando obg, plus a crowd of unclear terms and locations.
W Watts bootmaker issues notice describing redesigned footwear and orders for new stock. Public address lists product lines and delivery details at Victoria Building and nearby workshops.
A garbled OCR fragment lists cattle prices and bids, auction lots, and market remarks. It references earnings in pounds, forward valuations, and prices for barley and hay, with stray notes on cattle sales, contracts, and local legal proceedings. The text also contains court case briefings and social notices amid scattered names.
An outdated banking notice outlines deposit terms and interest considerations, mentioning Commercial Bank of Australia and Allied banks. It references exchange rates, gold loans, and rate structures, with ambiguous names and locations due to damaged OCR. The fragment hints at financial services details of the period.
Fragmented letter from Bacchus Whresh Geprese and allies argues the Education Bill targets religious liberty and state uniformity in schooling. Critics claim the measure intrudes on conscience and skirts constitutional issues, urging cautious study and broader debate.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a series of notices and bids including mentions of dates, locations, entities, and financial details. The legible portions reference allocations, damag e to property, and an allotment of twelve units, with scattered names and places across a theater of vague events.
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