local news · 1886
The Christmas holidays were generally quiet, with many residents traveling to other localities, while local events like the Nathalia and Picola races, and a hospital fete at Echuca, took place.
Dancing was commenced day. will foreign inevitably feel After about 8,30 and continued all p.in. …
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PersonMrs Hurndell
EventMCOY'S BRIDGE RACES
LocationMitiamo
PersonMr H. H. O'Neill
PersonMr Bowles
PersonMr Finlay
LocationGun-
ManagerMr Leitch
LocationMurray
LocationRodney
LocationTatura
The Nathalia Herald, No. 152, 1886-12-30.
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Also on page 4A report discusses the dangers of fire in the hot climate and the lega · This notice contains multiple distinct items including advertisements · A report details the dangers of bushfires caused by carelessness, ment · A local event, likely a fair or festival, included processions, music
Elsewhere in this issueThis section contains multiple business advertisements for hotels, com · Andrew Minchin, a general blacksmith and auctioneer, announces the ope · John Nugent, a blacksmith and wheelwright in Laverton, has taken posse · This notice contains multiple advertisements for various businesses in · All 42 notices in this issue
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