01 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
1
Incomplete OCR text lists names and places for a local competition or event. Mentions include Lord Dbl, Ontario, Drair, Helena, Ler, and several winners. Details are garbled, preventing clear identification of event, date, or organization.
A fragmentary report lists horses and riders including Windsor, Joanie, and Cambridge Chief with detailed descriptions of lineage, placements, and show results. The long passage mentions turf trials, betting, and a variety of horses competing at different distances, with the focus on a notable trotting event and its historic context.
A garbled OCR fragment references champions, premiums, and various named items such as Royal Albert, Gallowa, and Loyal brands. It mentions awards, prices, and long lists of terms, with scattered proper names and places, but lacks coherent narrative or complete facts.
A historical catalog snippets Beau Brocade and a string of Thoroughbred names, sires and offspring, tied to Selkirk sales. The text references prices, pedigrees, and numerous handlers like Tamils, Dorian, Went Persimousy, Dasani and Fox, with notes on conditions and inquiries for further particulars.
Fragmentary OCR describes horses, judges, and premiums at Highland shows in Scotland in 1865 and earlier. Names such as Royal Show, Highland Show, and various local venues appear with prizes, imports, and sire lines. Details are garbled but indicate a sequence of show results and breed mentions across multiple locales.
Fragmented OCR lists horses and stallions including Cassin Be Glance at various breeders and buyers. Mentions Galina Sabla AWALIA CAESAR and TWENTY plus names, with sale notes, lineage hints, and catalog phrases. Patchy data references bidders, regions, and racing stock with scattered pricing and dates.
Fragmented OCR recounts a government land sale proposal tied to the New Zealand parliament and a public notice. Named figures include THOMAS KRATING and Sir, with mentions of the Queenstown area and associated officials. The text describes a writ and legal actions, a sale under government control, and community attention to the proceedings and possible outcomes.
An old advertisement for JG Stones & Co Furniture Warehouse touts low prices and a wide stock. It promises free advice on upholstery, furniture care, and mentions a large selection of fine items with quality workmanship and trusted service.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a cold storage facility auction with notes on rinks, stacks, and raised rates. It mentions titles like CLauoes of Rinks and Dawe agen A and D THOMAS, referencing suppliers, prices, and organizational names in a partial listing.
Portable fragmentary OCR notes list names and numbers including 218 and £9, with references to ships or vessels and a port. The readable items resemble a list of passenger or cargo terms and auxiliary details, but the text is garbled and lacks a coherent narrative.
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