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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1907
Page
6
A garbled OCR style passage lists numerous individuals and places in a dense, disjointed flow. It evokes a parliamentary or theatrical setting with mentions of titles, roles, transactions, and proceedings. The text references a broad mix of names, locations, dates, and actions, but remains unclear and jumbled.
The report details a busy racing day with many horses and close finishes. Notable entries include Kidward Hoxadan’s connection and Towne J’s performance, while Mandan and WACO feature among strong contenders. Results show Tight finishes and varied distances, with Towne and Hae among leading performers.
Disjointed report from Armidale Police Court detailing plans for liquidation of a company, mentions of WARDENS COURT actions, proposed new company, capital adjustments, and labour extension requests. References to dates around 1900s, old land work, and costs spent on mining and associated activities.
A garbled report references Baron Badharg and the Council of the Empire with vague terms about a governor, a California issue, and a legislative protest in Congress. It notes Beveridge and a conference committee in Washington, but the text remains unclear and fragmentary.
Government notice outlines a public auction under section 14 of the 1908 act. It lists plots at Armidale and nearby areas with prices, parcels, and responsible officials. sale days include March and May with land in Cochrane and Kundora parishes under tenancy and occupancy.
Barlow announces a great disposal sale with many bargains and signs advertising extremely low prices. Customers are urged to see the department stores and participate in the event as large crowds are expected.
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