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Newspaper
Ballarat Courier
Location
Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
5
A detailed 1915 Ballarat Courier field report outlines ore extraction activity. It notes drives, stops, and levels with shifts toward higher output and improved mineral seams. Names of miners and specific mine sections appear alongside production figures and future prospects.
A local potato appeal meeting addressed by Mr A Ble the ham secretary and Messrs VWiCormark and Po Batts discussed funding for Wazareth House. Attendees planned a week of collection efforts and a public day at the parish hall to boost the famine relief drive.
Fragmented local notice describes weak returns and shipyard activity at Port Seadport. Mentions Port North end, No. 2 line, and a Reed Leade party, with references to improved properties near Koch's Peer and stone colors in a ore shipment.
A brief note from Melbourne reports the Magic Foot Draft 60 event near Colling Street. The fragment mentions Melboune area venues and a drafting activity drawing local interest.
A historical mining bulletin describes shaft advancement at the Davlesfurt Cratral site with West shaft nearing 100 feet and new faces showing in reef areas. It notes ore values, timbering needs, and plans to drive north off the rise toward deeper levels while reporting improving prospects at Harter free mine and detailing shares, workmen, and surface operations.
A fragmented ad promises free trial samples of a child care product. It mentions a “pinute af whaldern” and references a company connected to a medicine line, with unclear deadlines and scattered phrases about gifts and samples. The text is garbled and hard to parse.
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