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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions streets and places in Geelong with unclear names and sequence. It provides sparse readable items about a local scene, street names, and possible events or observations, but lacks coherent details or a clear outcome.
A local auctioneer and estate agents firm announces a sale of a Free Library Building parcel. The notice lists the auction date and the governing authority, signaling transfer of property ownership under public sale rules.
Fragmentary OCR style text mentions JABOUL ST GEELONG Newtown areas with scattered references to ports, weather, and local names. The fragment hints at deposits, balances, and possibly legal or civic terms but contains many garbled words and missing context.
Local property salesmen at 157 Ryire Street submit a mixed list of Belmont area parcels and parcels in nearby towns. The document outlines property names, street addresses, and associated features, indicating multiple parcels for potential sale and real estate activity in the Belmont region.
Sworn valuer and auctioneer Hendy Leary Co appears in a garbled notice referencing a financial and estate matter. The readable fragment mentions a value of £1325 and a address Wesle Street and a built home. The legible items indicate a regulatory or auction-related notice with financial stakes.
Fragmentary listing notes a Geelong West residence with a £1450 price tag and an owner leaving the area. Details are incomplete with garbled phrases about tenancy, furnishings, and sale terms.
A garbled OCR page lists assorted notices and event cues across places including Waseca and London with scattered names, dates, and activities. It hints at community items, arrivals, schedules, and local notices but readability is limited.
A fragmented OCR notice highlights a municipal issue linked to Blane and tour contingencies. The readable text references governance, an alias, and a call for elevated oversight. Further specifics are unclear due to garbled characters.
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