Fragmented Names from an Old Page Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment lists several individuals with unclear roles including Camenns PoTwaRnE, Mr Siskley, Mr Alege fe Myers, Mr ae Lary Dotson, and Ms Raila, followed by stray text fogmiges et.
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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1850
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment lists several individuals with unclear roles including Camenns PoTwaRnE, Mr Siskley, Mr Alege fe Myers, Mr ae Lary Dotson, and Ms Raila, followed by stray text fogmiges et.
A fragmented fleet list shows vessels with tonnage, masters, and daily sailings to Adelaide and Port Philip. Entries include Foose tasnos ap Plimott Woodbridge 388 tons Coppell master, and many others such as Rigel divher 435 vote Fre Hoot master, Hooghly 650 tons Sprotle master, and Taplow 640 tons Jolie, among numerous ships, brig, and schooner entries with varying masters and routes.
Market notes show varied prices for meats and produce with several entries for pork beef bacon and poultry. Prices are given per unit or per weight with several unclear figures, including eggs and dairy items. The fragmentary OCR indicates fluctuating livestock and produce values across categories without clear dates or locations.
Several parties plan to visit the mine before purchase while small sums from 3002 to 8008 are sought at 15 percent over five years. Shares are now listed but trading remains light as investors weigh prospects and collateral.
Fragmentary notes from February outline a departure date in early December and mention California and Sydney markets. The text records fluctuating prices for flour and beef in Park G, with sparse details on shipping and local rates.
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