14 Mar 1844
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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1844
Page
1
An auction notice from Str eamax and Co dated January 3 1848 announces the sale of wool and lo w goods aboard the Tem Gesem Ship Twa with consignments and terms to be observed by potential buyers.
A 1844 Geelong advertisement invites inspection of goods including shirts coats buckles and fashion items sold by Moleskin Trowsers and Coats and others. It mentions parcels of land or property and urges interested buyers to apply at the office for particulars. Edward Willis signs a February 844 notice about property and improvements and a related 1844 date.
Fragmented OCR reads a notice about a luncheon to be held in Iowa with lodging and board. It mentions a good luncheon and accommodations, with a schedule around a week in May. The text is garbled and hard to confirm full details or exact dates.
Hare Teariy is scheduled to be aloof dt in the Portland Bay District, with details incomplete in the fragment.
Union Bank of Australi Geelong announces on February 12 1814 that HM Directors of the Union Bank hereby notify certain actions or resolutions relevant to its operations.
Public notice states the advertiser appears to have copied a notice about payment and employment terms from 1843 and 1844 records. Robert Wilson is not alleged to have drawn any orders to the writer's ledge. the advertisement was a form, not a genuine insertion, per D Menceny for Gee Mercer Bene.
The damaged text references a location between the Post Office and Catetowton House and mentions orders given on February 26, 1844. It is a fragmentary public notice with unclear details.
Fragments indicate a feature about a governing body and a lineage tied to a date, with mentions of October actions and local authority. The readable text names an event year around 1844 and a place reference, but many words are garbled leaving uncertainty about precise actions or participants.
Cavrrom tion the Pabite reads as a Geelong notice naming Thomas Mehegan with a March 9 1844 date. The fragment suggests property or location context and repeats place and person identifiers from the vanished item.
A colonial era style notice urges figures including George Ward Cole and James Simpson to support Joseph Pheipe Robinson for the district mayoralty. The letter, signed by several residents and officials, states belief in his character and qualifications and invites him to stand for the seat. It references Mort and New South Wales governance and lists multiple signatories and titles.
Merchant and friends ready to receive supplies of quantity and goods for sale on commission. Accepts bills for two thirds of amount on receipt of bills of lading. Consignments entrusted will be dispatched promptly with attention to interests of consignor. Knowledge of business and years in senior coal trade bolster reliability.
An appeal from a long-term Geelong district labourer crippled after an operation by Dr Thomas of Melbourne. He lost his left foot and most of the instep, remained unable to earn since July, and now seeks charity from the community, with references to Br. Road Til ley. He lives in the district and relies on benevolence to survive.
A historical submission describes a plan to establish a pastoral stock for Aboriginal communities by depasturing sheep on "the soturev" and using wool proceeds to fund funds and employ local sons. Generous donors contributed funds and sheep, with acknowledgments to benefactors and notes of special contributions toward forming Mission Stock.
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