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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
6
An auction notice for Tats va Fs Day Geelong features selling real property and household items from a Kneeth estate. The sale lists a Windermere dwelling block near Easter Beach Gardens with 8 tenanted rooms and a large frontage, price guide £75, and immediate settlement terms.
An auction notice advertises a sale tomorrow Friday June 15 at 1 am with entries for livestock horses pigs and various household items. It lists J Burns & Co as auctioneers and mentions property to be sold including meats, crops, furniture and tools with terms and location in Geelong and surrounding districts.
An unreadable OCR excerpt mentions various names and items including cattle Heifer and calf pairs possibly part of a sale or pantry listing. It references a villa, telephones and music, plus land terms and titles. The fragment suggests a mixed listing of properties and goods but lacks coherent facts.
Fragmentary records mention dairy accounts, buyers and producers in Ballarat with references to entries like Diary Cattle and various accounts. Names such as D O'italoras H Learmonth W Boyd and Abesere are partially visible amid garbled text.
An extensive block of notices details cooperative sales, auctions, and stock offerings across several departments including wheat and grain, with references to parties, locations, and dates. It mentions Westernplace TAS and local cooperative names, listings of properties and items for sale, and multiple entries about auctions and consignments.
The listing describes land holdings near Wak Cottage including 12 acres and a seaside area. It notes conveyance to bidders with details on location and timing, mentioning Bir J Aldiggin and noteworthy parcels. The notice outlines sale conditions and property status as of the notice date.
The notice promotes a sale by D. O. M'Intyre Auctioneer & Property Agent on Ryref Street Geelong, listing Villa with six rooms at villa address and several items described as large rupm and other goods. The ad mentions three trys rpm and a rally, with unclear values.
Fragmented OCR text references cemeteries, town figures, and events with scattered names and places. It mentions Verhagen, Proms, Tod, and various informal notes about local happenings, but concrete actions or dates are unclear due to garbled source.
A fragmented notice from Sunlop and Hont Howm Builders Limited invites buyers to secure land with a home deposit option. The firm notes rising building activity and a surge in applications, signaling expansion and updated price quotes to cope with demand.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a list of athlete names and places with stray team and event words. No coherent result shown. Names such as Mil a Be Masher and Alen Siew appear amid jumbled terms. Unable to extract a clear event, result, or organization from the garbled fragment.
A health ad advises prompt treatment for leg sores old or new. It promotes Rexona wash, Rezona application, and Laxo Tonic Pills to aid healing. The text lists prices and local chemist contact, urging readers not to delay treatment and to follow nightly and morning routines.
In a lengthy general news item, reports describe a perjury case against an unnamed respondent linked to a larger investigation. Fragmented text mentions a canal or railway context, multiple individuals, and a broad set of local events, with emphasis on political and industrial themes and potential labor matters.
Fragmentary obituary notes an individual’s funeral plans and associates but text is garbled. Names appear as AY LN MW PEAT and others, with references to wake, service and place unclear. No clear dates or locations can be confirmed from the unreadable OCR.
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