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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1902
Page
3
The Shire of Ballarat issues its general rate for 19022 or 2008, detailing the levy on property within the shire. The notice specifies rates, due dates from October 1 to November 19, and the method of payment overseen by J Elson Muntee, Shire Secretary.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Rowsley Hall and a scene at Baty Ox Wainat with names Derek and Adtiatim-Cuopert. Details are incomplete but indicate a local location event or scene description.
The document reports heated discussion over ministerial responsibility and dissolution, noting proposed budget shifts from £195 to £150 and an overall election cost concern. It mentions figures around 28,000, £1125, and £2200, with references to various figures and officials including Mr Irvine, Mr Holden, Captain Blenkin, and Captain Blame.
A detailed report covers the Bacchus Marsh Agricultural and Pastoral Society meeting, outlining the reorganization of the Chamber of Agriculture with one delegate per group and plans for a larger regional body. It notes a robust attendance, a proposed annual Shire horse parade, and arrangements for a Melton show program including a weight guessing contest and local music.
In a back hall demonstration at the labor institute, Mr. McGregor led a poultry dressing display that drew harsh critique for preparation and odor. The elaborate scene featured intricate carving, plasticine-like textures, and a theatrical finish, ending with mixed opinions on taste and technique.
An old OCR fragment describes poultry husbandry methods with dubious care standards. It discusses ventilation, feeding, and sanitation for roosters and hens, notes on disease risk, and references a Mr. O. Rh Wingtien in Missouri as part of a broader, disjointed account of poultry raising.
The annual meeting of Myeniung Copper Company shareholders was held Friday. Minutes report production and sales figures, dividends and the need for factory expansion funded from reserve funds. Directors discuss Auditors, board actions, and upcoming shareholder meeting set for October. several officers are reappointed or confirmed.
Blackwood faced Trenilam Far X in a tight contest with both sides showing sharp shooting. Blackwood led by ten points at 400 yards but could not hold, with Treuthaw closing the gap. final scorers include Toren, Uymmond, and Teel Dewee among others. team members listed with varied scores and playmakers.
A fragmented OCR list outlines a sequence of events and dates across May and October, including theater performances, dances, a ball, grange meetings, and an anniversary. Mentions of operetta and musical items hint at community entertainment, with scattered names like Walton and Bille Wor.
A garbled local column describes a lively Bullengarmle Hast Saturday with social dances, musical performances, and a garden party atmosphere. It notes wedding invitations, guests, and forthcoming gatherings at the Maitengerook area, along with community notes on hosting and hospitality.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a court in Saco or related locale with names and numbers partially readable. Several garbled terms suggest a notice involving a hotel or lodging, monetary amounts, and a person named Mrs Treokeofidge. The readable parts imply a legal or financial action but details are heavily damaged.
A public auction sale notice lists MPa Buon and Co as selling entities with assets available for bidding. The notice outlines participation details and timing, inviting interested parties to inspect items and place bids as specified.
A fragmentary 19th century court report describes Mrs. Car Hehereuns property dispute arising from charges against Richard Smoem Wishamatéwo and other defendants. The text notes testimony, adjournments, and moves to compel witnesses, with names including Janes Hill and Lawrence. Proceedings reference Hyulshary and Shire of Wyndluaw, plus orders for tram.
Fragmentary OCR shows a reflection on nerves and morale during nights and days. Readers are urged to persist despite discouragement as they face personal challenges and seek steady routines.
The readable text mentions names such as Brow and Goler, lists places like Willisuietown and Peters, and references a Modhavive night gathering. It describes bids, rates, and notices, with an overarching tone of historical community affairs and local figures.
A late evening gathering at the Star lay neighborhood featured Mr Ginueur and Hlemingion Counaley overseeing plans for a social program including a bioscope, entertainment, and a youth evening. Attendance was urged, with Alterations to the programme and gate charges noted. Child admission and adult fees were announced, while weather and turnout were expected to shape the event’s success.
Fragmentary text describes a mythical tale with references to Skyednian, a character named Minkgon, and a chaotic scene where people gather for a strange event. Vague plots mention cures, sugar straw, and a dramatic moment involving a crowd and a powerful figure, ending with an obscure London Beacon note.
Fragmentary OCR tells of a historical scene with Dr. Wilkinson and an advocate in Lillie day proceedings, a march past a street area, a wind change, and reactions from onlookers. Names and events are garbled, but the piece hints at a civic or legal protest or demonstration ending with a remark on joined figures and a dramatic moment.
Fragmentary OCR notes praise Wolfle's Schewpps product as a 35a pure stimulant. Readable names unclear. text suggests public approval or hype for a remedy or stimulant, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic item about a 9 year old, mentions The Over Key, names Charde Varala Keantecky Cry, Homans and Abe Marge, with pricing E44 and threats of charges. Location and clear context are unreadable. no coherent event or notice can be determined from the fragment.
The Wyndhamshire Shire Council on September 5 1904 fixed a general rate of one shilling per pound for the year. Details mention evaluation items and the areas Rosary White Well Warriben Lich Bop and related properties.
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