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Newspaper
Ouyen Mail
Location
Ouyen, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1918
Page
1
The community improves the Wal eas Bow area with new fencing and ground work. Donations to the Repatriation Fund are encouraged as Show night plans unfold with committees, admissions, and exhibit guidelines discussed. Residents applaud the beautification and look to further events and fundraising.
Reported request by Ellen Nitschke and Walter solicitor in Victoria for a license to operate a Mallee winery in the Ouyen district. The notice outlines fees, conditions, and the public sale of the license with details of the township, applicant names, and expected dates.
Public notice for a tenement sale outlining terms, bid details, and locator information. It cites Frank Clarke as surveyor and notes a six month renewal period from November 1958 with the parcel 15 miles north of a railway line.
The Victorian Protestant Federation announces its monthly meeting. Details list Pattie Halt as host and set a date Monday October 4. An undersigned member from 1300 FIG will be present from SOT Diets and arrangements published by R A Caldow & Co. Archer.
Fragmented ad text shows rabbits for sale with farmers' call to build. mentions July construction and cash payments. Includes stray lines about memorials and personal names, but readability is low and many garbled terms.
A fragmented note describes a lengthy search for someone or something in a place named appressing with odd phrasing and unclear intent. The text hints at a prolonged effort but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to specify an event or outcome.
Land sales at Guyea and Murrayville attracted keen bidding with most allotments sold above upset, prices reaching about £23 per foot in places. Details list allotments fronting the railway and near the lion, with totals around £460 for 14 lots. buyers expected gains in three years. Further sale details promised next issue.
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