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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
4
Sale listing mentions Gurr Frier Collins property salesmen at 157 Ryrie Street Geelong and notes various value claims and figures. The text includes fragmented phrases about NEWTOWN and SMALL FARMS and references multiple real estate topics without coherent details.
Government Auctioneer and sworn valuer services advertised for 20 Malop Street Geelong West Geelong East area. Public notice indicates professional registration and qualification details with emphasis on property valuations and auction conduct.
Obscure OCR text fragment appears to reference a street address 178 RYRIF STREET and a Buyers and Youngs firm. Mentions AUTores 3a and Sunen Vetuatore with other unreadable terms. Context suggests a damaged classified or public notice item with unclear action.
The readable remnants show scattered names and phrases like Meghan, Shwe, and HeWitt amid garbled text. The fragment hints at a personal or biographical note with unclear context and several typographical errors.
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed phrases and numbers. The readable items include references to prices like £450 and codes such as E29 MAED UA and TAQO AM. No clear event, person, organization, or place forms a coherent report.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a legal or financial notice involving Henderson Leary and Co with coded references E2350 and E1085-4. Readers might note unusual terms like well but now and Pact bones Santome, but details are unclear due to garbled source. Further recovery needed for precise action, parties, dates, and location.
Fragmentary real estate record from Geelong showing 16 Ryre Street and West and South Geelong areas with assorted property prices and notes. Details are incomplete with garbled text and unclear listings.
The readable text shows an allotments reference at Brroften Street and mentions individuals or entities in garbled form. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Fragments describe basalt finds, winged figures, a goddess, and a ruined shrine. Mentions excavation hints at Hellvuistic era remains, with references to artifacts, a granary context, and a horse hunt scene. Many garbled names and dates appear, suggesting a crowded pastiche of a distant dig report.
An OCR fragment describes storage and grain handling issues, mentions warehousing, consignments, and a person or event connected with a floor or room. It includes names like Jack and Avoriovent related to a ball and dancing, with stray phrases about wind and a pet or person.
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