27 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
1
A fragmented OCR listing various postal rates and publication allowances. Mentions single and combined charges for prints, magazines, reviews, and serials printed outside Australia. References authorities and sections, with several unclear numbers and terms.
A historical remedy advertisement argues that irregular bowels invite illness. It claims the bowel should move at least once every 70 hours and promotes Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a cure for constipation and related pains. It targets women as primary sufferers and urges regular use to maintain a healthy system.
The Balaklava ceremony united Miss Edith Lian Coley and Ar. April Charles Neale at Christ Church Balaklava. A second wedding at Christ Church Balaklava joined Horace Charles Underwood and Mary Sing Herbert, with a large turnout of relatives and friends. The article details the brides, grooms, gowns, decor, and post ceremony receptions plus family remarks from speakers and toasts.
Cricket scores from a September fixture list show Presta Mutter Richmond Bar Ridge and Partridge among top scorers. Bowling highlights include C Thompson 6 for 21 and J Mutter 4 for 37, with detailed tallying across two matches Ramblers v Krith and Stockport v Barabba.
Sept 21 match saw Boundary and Grace Plains tallying 107 and 48 runs respectively. Bowlers Crouch Coleman and Reid led, while Grace Plains core bowlers included B Tiller and Clark. Final totals reflected dominant performances with several players contributing across batting and bowling innings.
Fragmentary OCR snippet lists scattered place names and figures such as BALLARAT NOR WILCANNIA DAY and 5,000 11,000 6,000. Unable to determine a coherent event, team, or outcome from the readable parts.
The provided text lists a jumble of numbers and dates across years from 1895 to 1907. It references names or codes like LALIT SA and Jang, with numerous monthly figures and percentages. The snippet lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a full news item.
An OCR of a Gladstone area public notices page lists weekly postal, council, and court schedules. It mentions second Saturdays, monthly stock sales, post office hours, and open court times. Various town entities, dates, and places such as Port Pirie, Adelaide, and Giladstone are referenced with service times and holiday closures.
Investors seek steady gains as freehold land and building plots rise in value. Mortgage on secure properties offered with retirement plans and bank-like interest. Prompt attention promised. call or write for reliable handling. Look us up. we are easy to find.
Railway timetable details show departures from Adelaide Port Pirie and other ports to various towns including Blyth Beukwob and Moonta. Timings list morning and afternoon trains with connections via Tarawie Balaklava Brinksworth and Port Pirie with notes on Sundays and Saturdays exceptions and no Petersburg connection to Adelaide.
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