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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1903
Page
1
A fragmented OCR entry lists tenders and private contracts with names such as THOS. CUUK and BON and references to mills, yards, and companies. It mentions bidders, duties, and a committee, with unclear locales and dates, reflecting a local procurement notice in a damaged text.
A cluttered ad page lists daily baths and pool facilities with prices, locations such as Corg Street East and Newtown, and various garden and veranda items. It mentions senior rates, open hours, and multiple vendors in a dense, period-voiced classifieds style with many names and activities.
Melbourne dispatch reports a Privy Council appeal from the Williams case. The proceedings center on the University theater decision and the legality of appeals, with Mr Barrett and Mr Stoddart among those supporting a motion for reconsideration.
The Queensclipf Licensing Court details a hurried autting of applicants including Moses OW PF Butteran W, and others from Quesnselif hotels and homes. It lists judges, denials for insufficiency, and proprieties for various property fees and rancher applications with names like Daniel Wilson Tir, Lewis King, and Gran Hotel Queenselil among many.
A heavily garbled OCR reads like a 19th or early 20th century page note combining patriotic references, an odd parade of products, and scattered ad copy. It mentions Transvaal Square, public sentiment, and likely promotional content for items such as KEATING POWDER and other quack remedies, with apparent street notices and vendor names interwoven. The readable fragments point to an era using vivid, dramatic language and dense block ads.
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