Bacchus Marsh notes on mining and meetings in 1890s style
A quartz reef with promising ore is reported on a property near Anthony's Cutting, with estimates of ten ounces to the ton. Two leases are in process. In Bacchus Moreh AcN.A. a talk by T. A. Colebrook on Australian characteristics is planned, followed by a visit by J. Home-Cook to lecture on Australian Federation. The State School concert and church events are noted with plans for volunteers and stage improvements, and a fatal accident on Stamford Hill is detailed with an inquest forthcoming.
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Povere
Long Forest
Anthony
Acn
Thyresley
T. A. Colebrook
Dollan
J. Home-Cook
The
Australian Natives Association
Bacchus Moreh
Melbourne
Bacehos Marsh
Messrs. Veath
Sebiess & Co
Neumnel
Saeiangis Sidlto
Seyao Tha
Citigada
J. Holland
M.A. Inspector of Schools
D. A. Schulze
Djerriweh Creek
Lis
Bebulze
A.grusrt
Eather
Apollo
Gordon Stuart
Tom
Ltthe Harvey Anderson
Ofethicetra
S. W. Hunt
David Robertson
Ometour
T. A. Grant
Hunt
Rose
W. Howe
Love
A. M. Bluart
J. C. Martin
Nazareth
N. Manly
W. EF. Tinker
Walesh
M. Dickis
Misa Violet Rosento
Williams
Bacelina Marah
Christian Church
M. Williams
Stuart
Tagen
Lingland
Theo
J. A. Start
Mia
David Nobeetsor
Thane
Indies
O'Pariine
Z. Campbell
Maddingley Send
Oma
Wid
St. Bernard's Achionl
Mechanics’ Institute
C. Blythe
Bacehas Marsh
Maddingley Park
F. Howe
Isaac Evans
Maddinghoy
Isaac
Evans
Lanne Evans
Shire
G. Dickie
Leanne Evans
Dichio
Sellon Yan
Basing Cay
Nailway
Ianifeet
Messed
Little
Lomer
Chousley
Morten & Hussey
Almond
Tearee Brow
Gas Coy
Fr. Deen
Telford
Condon
Mise Nobertsors
Greana
Hollis
Coates
J. Kerr
Wallace
Corrie
Walcot
Gould
Lidgest
Goods
Dickie
the Melbourne
Kensington
Middle Footacray
West Dootecrag
Braybrook
Deer Fork
Hockbank
Melton
Porwnn
Baoeloa Marsh
Wangaratta Chronicle
Death of John Myers in cart capsize near Baeshus Marsh
A late Saturday accident near Baeshus Marsh killed John Myers of Coir bunk. An early settler of Pentland Hills, he helped found the Presbyterian church and Mechanics' Institute, aided local societies, and supported Dotter lietory. He and wife Mrs Ayers lived in semi retirement at Criminal with four sons and eight daughters. Family and community mourn his loss.
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John Myers
Pentland
Johnston
Otingen
Ayers
Dr. Vance
John Scots
W. Grant
Bacchus Marsh
Stamford Hill
Mery Myers
O'Hagan
Paul John
Gionnn
Mr. O'Hagan
Mr. Myers
Myrmong
Paul Johnston
Mr. Tachford
Youn Murdoch
Mr. O Hagga
Mr. O'Hagat
Moe
Myers
Lynes
John Scott
Patrick O'Hagan
Pena
Uty Place
Mr. Johnston
Ces
Moon
Henry Kettle
Fenes
T. Oain
Pentland Hills
Melbourne
Hoe
Lehr
Campbellfield
Pentland Thills
Ballan Shire
Alblouzs More
Thomas Myers
Euros
Dachow Moreh
WW. Grett
Myere
Baeshus Marsh
Coirbunk
Bacohua
Myera
Poullonan
Linving
Atu
Presbyterian Church
Hla
Mechanics' Institute
Ballon
Maddingley
Port Phillip
Eana
Criminal
Sone and Wight
Myora
Firily
Thejr
al Wuirlien
Blackwood Yule sports and local misfortunes noted
The piece notes a New Year fixture by local sports committees focusing on straightaway events and reduced obstacle distances. It mentions Thomas Vigor as Honorary Secretary and W Cain as Treasurer, plus hospital cases including Thomas Johnston and George Carruthers, and a fatal blood poisoning post miscarriage. Rev H OG Olimondow gave a missionary talk in Red Hill with Tongue-language hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Wood
Clickwood Sports Commitice Hive
Thicar Mint Mavern
W. Cain Ovenpies
Ynaton Hospital
Thomas Johnston
George Carruthers
Arthur Uell
Simmonp
Massecarriage
I Hisband
H. OG. Olimondow
South Pacific
Wesleyan Charch
Red Hill
Ina
Blackwood
Barry
Meet
Metropolitan Board of Works Building Plans Debate Continues
A Metropolitan Board of Works meeting wrestled with building plans on the eastern hill. The engineer in chief estimated a building at £12,000 with joint committees reporting conflicting designs and lease concerns. After lengthy debates over postponements and competitive designs, a three month adjournment failed, a fortnigth postponement passed, and a motion to proceed with building or hold remained unresolved amid arguments over costs and plans.
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Metropolitan Board OF Works
Tousnay
Nawexnkh
G. Iy Gibbon
CMG
Almir. Mun
Amess
B. Abkyns
J. Barngweenath
W. Cody
W. Gook
Gowan
G. Cowley
W. H. Dennis
E. Dillon
T. Tt. We Praser
H. Pornoans
J. Gohan
M. J. Hardiman
B.¥. Sonneray
J. Dott
Jacoby
V. Lemunie
J. M'Mahon
J. Moloney
P. J. O'Connor
IL Osment
J. Pigden
J. J. B. Metvaiier
W. J.C. Widdell
J. Sloas
Stead
Dennis
Riddall
Sai Il
Moloney
Molonn
Glairman
Ttg
Dr. Jacoby
Saieane
Galan
al Mahon
Trealy
Ciling
Desisia
Meloney
de Jagoby
Galion
Tomier
Ragshi
Dillon
Pinance
Baragwanath
Clairman
Boak
Cs Riddoll
Chiiman
Natnaw
Einstein Hill
Avner Snowden
Aolonay
Bargwanath
Hin Ho
Strong
Horr
Dbeans
Maginger
Cr. Furnerns
Dillon Q
Pigdon Gail
Gr. Hannessy
Dr. Moloney
Foonrty
Doris
Dr. Ayers
Tesrd
Enngineerischef
Plugmer
Reot
Golan
Melbourne
Bom
Collina Stones
M'Mahon
Weaders
Gowrd
Crs
Acees
Figilon
Outley
Cr. Baragwanath
Naw
Tepple
Fanesot
Norrow
Acconkint
Orn Denniis
Barugwrnoth
Agra
Cr Amess
Cr Cook
Wemther Weaber
Dr. Strong
Mendy
Dr. Cody
Cr. Hardman
Cr.McMahon
Bareswanath
Turner
Riddell
Cpovini
Gr. Moloney
Gr. Digdon
Enginisr
Corner
Grammer
Tis Fnte
Inmis
Inmis Ql Hia Saus Grammmariana
Prager
M’mahoo
Tunner
Notiven
al Mahan
Hustdine
Lemme
Beonessy
Nin Mt
Teatter
Daracnanath
Bio Bord
Chairusa
Anosss
Atkyos
Boragwansth
Crowley
Daonis
Gnohun
Clots
Cowan
Dillan
Fogarty
Turneniis
Hintimen
Hennessy
O'Conner
Clavent
Phaseser
Tutnar
Metropolitan
Parametty
Maetropoliti
Melton Births and Storm Aftermath in Week
A report from Melton notes a tragic birth on the Loch with mother and infant deaths, leaving a young family in sorrow. A severe thunderstorm on Monday brought heavy rain, followed by heat midweek and a pleasant change by Thursday with light rainfall and cooler air. The piece mentions sympathy for the bereaved and the week’s unsettled weather.
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Melton
Toolern
Hem
Werribee Items on Metropolitan Works and Wharf Developments
Wyndhammn Shira Gagnoil plans road improvements toward the Metropolitan Warin, predicting tripled output this year. Sewage distribution may raise rents, affecting produce value. The Metropolitan Farm aims to outpace regional farming, with funds from rent and boards distributing £12,000 to the Lord, others to workers. Jetty construction at the Metropolitan Parr progresses with a 800 foot decking target and new machinery from Howler & Co. London. Heavy rainfall of 23 points fell during Whonderstorn on Alondey night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warin
Ioans
Wyndhall
Tha Metropolitan Parr
Ahere
Dairnadale
Linwarls
Toy
Montropolitan Parm
J. D. Hope
Howler & Co
London
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Conran
Akers
Avery
Ingliston
Board of
Aidview
Thomas Shillite
Henry Donstey
Norman Taylor
Salvore
Brickwood
Tintania
St. Paul's
Golden Point School
Wolfe
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