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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1912
Page
4
McPherson Thom Co lists stock, station and land at 430 Collins Street Melbourne with properties in Tareawonga Corowa Oaklands and Mocumwal New South Wales trust monies to lend on freehold properties. The notice outlines terms for lending and investment proceeds in a condensed brokered format.
A chaotic Melbourne to Bacchus Marsh swing details Mr. O Malley’s Adelaide trip and the Liberal arousal in Parliament. Expressions of support and opposition mix as railway and arbitration debates loom, with emphasis on Trusts and Commonwealth finances, while Mr. Muller's leave and ministerial remarks punctuate the coverage.
Fragmentary notes recount Mr O Malley's remarks praising Liberal supporters and urging calm in the federal capital. The report records a formal chair statement and a salute to Mr O Malley's year in office, with bittersweet references to gratitude and political rhetoric.
Fragmented text mentions a tablet product and corrective claims. Names and places are garbled, but hints at medical or patent context and a discussion of liability. No clear dates, organizations, or individuals can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR item describes Royal Hotel Hadde ds Marsh with mentions of patrons and stabling. unclear names and dates. reads like a vintage ad or notice about lodging and patronage with broken phrases and misplaced characters.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a notice about the Railway Hotel and a person named Matthews at a location likely Meddinglay or similar. The readable bits mention travel, bookings, and events but lack clear actions, dates, or full names to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary OCR notice from Bacchus Marsh referencing a courthouse hotel and visitor accommodation. Mentions fire safety, stabling, patronage, and a license or realm related item. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate official lodging and visitor services at a courthouse locale.
B F W Stark announces public Meligs and surrounding dates. Gale one waste to's brel seat aise. Hopes by aety and atnin. Share of tee pairon. Wait a winter. Spin be kept. Good Bixhling wud loone bossa. Good so somtaodatinn for visitors. Moderate Teri.
Fragmentary notes discuss Corio Quag, Mr Deakin, and a plan to divert the Yatra for better room on Flinders Street. References to Altone and Corio, precedents for shifting duties, and a call for relieving responsibility with a new arrangement emerge amid unclear details.
A damaged excerpt references Lay up Gorn and Jonuph gathering at a seaside site and a posed question on modern industrial development. It cites Swinburne and a 1800 date fragment, with unclear entities and contexts.
A fragmented text discusses Corio Quay Geelong with references to knowledge and wisdom, imperial prestige, and political figures. It mentions battles wars politics and a rumored plan involving Corio Quay and Kyneton, with scattered names and dates, suggesting a tumultuous historical wartime context.
The fragmentary text outlines a sixth annual report for Goslong Harbour Trust with references to Geelong and Northern Lights, and mentions Corio Quay, the Corio Dineeae Archdescon Hindley, and a University at Woria Point. It indicates a gathering of officials including the Governor-General, with various entities and locations noted.
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