31 Oct 1874
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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1874
Page
1
The text appears garbled with pricing notes and contact names, listing offers such as half price for multiple mares and requires further participants. It mentions individuals SMITH ANDER W ROWAN and locations Bahia Kylie NL and references to cows and tokens, but the meaning is fragmentary and not coherent.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a Thoroughbred named MONSIEUR LE BEAU and mentions breeding, ownership and racing at Sydney and Victoria. It notes purses, weights, and a sale of mares, with references to breeders and agents in Melbourne area, seeking applicants and bids for a production stallion or breeding stock.
Frante travels by various vessels to Launceston circuits, winning two folded Stakes at Langford and defeating Mingleader and Welowe at Launceston. Langford and Launceston Legs, All Aged events, and Hobart plates noted with rivals Cobweb Donald Kerr Sind Au. Terms £4 guarantee on removed wares, grazing paddocks provided, liability limited. Rodie & Mintyre, Tacchos Marah, Sept 25, 1874.
G P BLACK, a dispensing chemist, announces new premises at Barry's Reef Blackwood with a selection of genuine drugs and pharmacopoeial preparations for prescriptions. Also publicizes timber supply from a local mill for mining and building at current rates. William Hughes, solicitor, notes legal practice at Bacchus Marsh with court-day attendances.
The Weekly Times offers tales sketches scientific articles news for ladies extracts from English and American papers agricultural and sporting news mining news and original articles on leading topics of the day plus weekly updates and the latest happenings.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions William Watson and items like tombstones and cemetery work. No clear event, date, or location is discernible. The legible names imply a notice or classified item about grave markers and cemetery services.
An 19th century advertisement for a sovereign Ointment and Pills marketed by Professor Hornowar at Oxford Street London. Claims include rapid relief for kidney disorders, pains, and a wide range of ailments. Sold in boxes with printed directions, available in multiple languages.
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