Bacchus Marsh Council Discusses Roads and Public Works
The Bacchus Marsh Council met on Monday in August with present members led by President John Wills. Topics included letters to Mr Shea on road openings, Parish matters at Parwan, road alignment at Ingliston Estate, and requests for road improvements and harvest labor support. The meeting covered water troughs, Balliang road repairs, tenders for Hopetoun bridge, and plans for a silver memorial for volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacchus Marsh
Council
Shea
Robertsot
Mr. Shea
Cr. Purcell
Atkemady
Department of Public Works
Parwan
D. F. O'Keefe
Rowsley
D. Robertson
Oaklamis
H. Lidgett
Smith's Lane
W.H. Robertson & Co
Clifton
Myrmong
Fairfield
Francas Woodlward
Messie
Miller
Robertson
McFarland
Brown
Country Roads Board
Thos. Sly
Hopetoun Bridge
Cameron Sutherland
Tyne
Cr. Brown
Cr. Greene
Bendigo
Alke
Rifle Club
Prahran Progress Association
Greene
Y- Shire
Yarrawonga
Dan
Hebb
Crowley's Lane
Cis
Greece
Bobt
Dickson
Leiderberg Street
Moyluo
Ors
Rameey
Alice
BR. H. Williamson
The
Water Commission
Lenderberg Street
Tr. Robertson
Alicemade
Pace
Girveno
Dr. Brown
He J. Brown
Nerowie
Panwan
Staughton Vale
Balliang
Balliang-Bacchus Marsh
Balliang Creek
Bird's Corner
E. A. Reither
J. McMahon
E. H. Prime
Bacchus
Jers, Brown
Public Works Department
Constable Barrett
Brimblecombe's
Board of Health
Wm. Bennett
Aso
Mport
O'Keefe
Morton
Alkemmde
Looper
Alkemade
Ramsey
Crook Street
Lerderderg Street
Alkemadg
Young Street
Purcell
Stamford Hill
Morton Ageceil
Cr. Alker
Werribee Gorge
Cr. Ramsey
Cr. Robertson
Worthy
Dr. Alkemade
Greuno
Thos, Sly
Pyrete
Carolin Machinery Co
Champion
Thomas Bros
Horrocks
Roxburgh
Jacques & Co
Crs
Whelan’s Lane
Cowan’s
J. Barry
Ward & Hohir
Quake's Lane
Cresswell’s
Myrmiong
Shanahan
A MacKenzie Tyers
Ballarat
Melbourne
Djerriwarrah Creek
Cry
Anthony's
Whelan’s
Reid
Drs. Greens and Brown
Beyembuke
Balliung Y
Watson
Smith's
Boseler
Maddingley Estate
What the statistics show about whooping cough remedy
Statistics show more deaths from whooping cough than scarlet fever yet no fatal case proven with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It should be given at first symptom with frequent dosing. The remedy quickly relieves by liquifying mucus and easing ex pectoration, reducing pneumonia risk. Sold by W Grant Morton Bacchus Marsh and A Comben Co Werribee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grant Morton
Bacchus Marah
A. Comben & Co
Werribee
Meltonshire Council July Meeting Highlights
Meltonshire Council discussions covered acting engineer appointment for Gerald Little, land for spalls purchase, Ballarat road contracts and two bridges, and requests to extend Melton railway platform. Debates touched on crane removal, future dial mill at Morton, rifle training for citizens, and potential rifle club site. Gisborne Shire asked for Wood's road repairs. Railway Dept. declined tree planting at Molton station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Roads Board
John Carlson & Son
Ballarat Road
Ballarat
E. Barrie
Melton
Railway Department
Robinson
Farsall
Gisborne
Wood
Molton
Tek
Ballarat Road Works and Bridge Repairs Tenders Opened
Council notes protest against timber removal for bees and repairs, audit shows balances in Balancas North Riding and Tank accounts. Tenders for Ballarat Road 7375 feet announced with bids from W Lord & Co Starling Nicholson Bros. Nicholson Bros preferred. Planting theft addressed as guards advised. road work and nuisance inspections continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Toolern Vale
Toolern
Greene
Balancas North Riding
South
East
Ruaids
Carlson
Gap
Knox
South Kiting
Exford
Clasar
DL Wanhd
Minny Sayd
Towleyn
Melton
Severi
Hornbuchle
Cr. McPherson
North Riding
Cr. Greene
Lins
Ballarat Road
C.R.B
W. Lord & Co
Starling
Nicholson Bros
Gisborne Gazetts
Question Box Letters on Drainage Scheme at Tullamore
Readers inquire in a playful note to the Express editor about the celebrated Drainage Scheme in Tullamore. The letter lists questions for a local Debating Society meeting, touching drought benefits, government beliefs on wealth, and irrigation issues among landowners and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
Sie
Tullamore
Vicorian
Farmer fed fodder price dispute fuels widespread concern
A letter complains that farmers sell lucerne hay at £1 per ton for their own use while buying from the Government at £7 10s. The writer denounces the imported fodder trade as scandalous and improper.
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Australia
London
Ford
Savings Bank Department
Dereor
M. Oliver Main ST
Edison
Columbia
Main St
Coffee Palace
Hunter River
Geo. Smith
Meltonshire
Oromarr
Drs. Leake
Minns
Hornbuckle
Browne
Howell
McPherson
Gerald Little
Abence
Ivave
Mr. Little
Chas. J. Grant
New Zealand Assurance
Insurance Go. Ltd
Mutual Life
Grant Street
W. Horder
Dalgety & Co, Ltd
Machinery Department
Bourke St
Grant Morton
Maddingley General Cemetery
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