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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
2
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The report details an official act where two honorary ministers, etahteon of Theat Borermipen, waived Gevtomeus Beturiag in a comnooeee lacont egy et scheme. It mentions Monee lad and references Paciamene mir SEE Pamupaait Salted foe, with actions extending to Petding snaypakutwent blige and an event at Mirphoy ads al avenue Jom distri me pines of Che tate Mer. The piece connects to Uslden Point book Ballarat and to the death of siloy of Mr. a. Tati, Mieke A. and notes a burial at TNCONICU wing the Creluvg Kevlar Cemetery.
The report documents the funeral of Mr Patterson, noting long service and the attendance of family and officials. It recounts the proceedings, remarks by speakers, and adjournment amid formal tributes and signals of respect. The article preserves the solemn tone of a period obituary and public notice.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a second session opening in New South Wales with discussion of a Liquor Return Bill. References to officials and schedules appear garbled but indicate formal parliamentary steps and potential legal reform measures.
Fragmentary text describes an attempt at healing through a mysterious method, mentioning a cure involving cutictea or a similar term and a reference to a physician or healer. The passage appears distorted, with garbled names and phrases, offering no clear event or outcome.
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