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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
6
The readable fragments mention agents for "Uruweandea" and a long list of unclear items including properties, land sales, naval college references, and various names. The text is highly garbled with no clear cohesive event, date, or location.
Braun Neluer participates in a 150 yard race. Event details are unclear from the fragment but show a sports related moment with names. The note suggests a meet or trial with participants and a numeric value.
Fragmented classified notice details estate sale items including pigs cows horses ponies and sheep. Mentions weekly pig sale, special sales of horses, subdivisional plots, and property agents advertising allotments and suburban lands. References names and streets in a weathered colonial advertisement tone.
A cluttered Geelong newspaper page outlines multiple real estate offerings and estate sales in Geelong West and environs. The notices advertise allotments, land with frontage, brick cottages, villas, and rental properties, with prices and terms, agent names, and sale dates noted for prospective buyers.
Fragmented market note from Melbourne and Bourke area listings shows wholesale produce prices and grain pieces. Mentions Liverpool market quiet and various staples like wheat, hides, and wood quality, with figures in pounds and shillings and dates around April May.
The page lists fluctuating quotes for beef and dairy prices with Madras and Melbourne entries. It notes improved tonnage in pF and 4 values, with references to observers and regional reports. Prices are given in pounds and pence, detailing various grades and lots, and comments on market demand and activity.
SPORTING NEWS. PROFESSIONAL GOLT. Fondon June eth-tn inter ational clayed Today. Harreran Trile reales of ro oe anil 08 , ant Diggla, 1 and 90. Y.ARG. TUNE aMnMATNG. Hurna 'eon -Gertja Moore, Waltar Ghaodioanee the Bacher, 'The Tietlang and Burtton Roaing ph Kediong, and Curiton teamn play qu ate i, 2h Oval a Salar ay afternoon, end ne ball teams 1 Breche cine feution dn ses presienty Tish the vicetime is aprosted with a good deal of tesrent. Thin 'Goalont players have trained well during the Wark, and acquiteed themselves ostel lentl ab ornauica on Werdnessday afters noon Avery lange gathering is ex pected, including aig contingant of ESeitnm "supportera Phas attending iy vehisten bre requested to form uh ulgeo fine'os paraibic round the en nostro, tomplanuts livea' boon made to thie cink fraie vehicles have 'tn rammpin ap dhe lock throne alrivers.
A Victoria coursing event at Geelong features trials for waterloo cup dogs, with special train arrangements from Melbourne and dates set for Thursday and Friday. Nominators listed include J Guthrie, Fislland, J. Crutch, and others. A smoke social is planned Tuesday night, and admission limits are noted for participants and guests.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as WELSBACH LIGHTCo and Batehor with scattered terms like Ganlt Hancel and Zener. Mentions of Eileen, OBrien, Groen, and Temornin appear amidst garbled phrases. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
The patient, a 21 year old from Cutter Street Burnley Victoria, recounts months of suffering and reliance on various tonics and pills sold by Dr. Sheldon. She describes side pains, digestive distress, and persistent illness treated with “Sheldon’s Gio Pill” and “Sheldon’s Gin Pills” claimed to cleanse and cure the ailment.
The readable fragments describe a train related incident and a burn related event. Names and places are unclear due to corrupted text but the item appears to be a brief local notice or crime or accident report. No clear dates or entities can be confirmed from the legible sections.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses the removal of waste and a tarnety sevitver phrase, referencing a process or requirement. The text is unclear but implies a local procedure or timetable. No clear dates, names, or locations are discernible from the readable portion.
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