Rampers Reportedly Carrying Out Restive Activities
Fragmentary OCR notes describe unrest and activities around a location called We Bawa with mentions of a Rev. Martett and Revlon Mr UC Withe. The text references a bakery and avoidance of detection amid unclear names and places.
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We Bawa
Gloucester Local News Highlights and Dairying Talks
Local notes from Gloucester cover varied items including Moureaus’ extended work term, E R Nowland dairy deliveries and Gloucester factory plans, and distant talks on Colchester and Rome. The piece also mentions ships, weather shifts, dairy market activity, and community visits by notable figures in early 1806.
Auctioneer Averts High Prices at Wartney Municipal Sale
The report details a public auction where substantial bids emerged for items from local properties. Prices reached fair market levels as bidders competed, with the sale overseen by officials at the municipal wardyard and tied to a Wednesday auction in Frbay.
Plague Scare Reported From Fremantle Vessel
Perth telegrams say the Nera arrived at Fremantle with a passenger suspected of bubonic plague symptoms. Dr Hows boarded the ship and found a man on board showing illness similar to bubonic plague.
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Perth
W.A
Fremantle
Hows
Burglary at Mowers Buss Jewellery Shop
Burglars visited the Mowers Buss jewellery establishment in San Reno Ttely and stole jewellery valued at £10,000 from the firm’s safes. The Prince and Princess of Wales sail by Renown for Burnin. M. Fallieres is favored to succeed M. Loubet as president.
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London
Mowers
Buss
San Reno
Prince and Princess of Wales
Renown
Burnin
M. Fallieres
Senate
M. Loubet
Prunes
Russia's Revolt Report From Courland and Beyond
London dispatch reports revolutionaries have seized Crown lands and forests in Courland with strict penalties for property crimes. Eighteen revolutionaries, including German Herr Schmidt, executed at Mowwow. Armies clash with defenders in Nitis Transvaneasid as Tartary forces attack. Elisabethal city burned, Radom ironworks besieged, stores looted in Tsitsihar. Hundreds reportedly killed and bodies dumped into a lake.
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Courland
Mowwow
Herr Schmidt
Tartary
Nitis
Transvaneasid
Bevrzians
Kuavtane
Mongolia
Irkuta
Biberia
Lake Builtal
Memorial services and trials cited in odd text
The fragmentary text references a memorial service at Weelayan Church for Mrs Delore and a series of local incidents. It mentions Mr Murray’s sister and an accident involving Monwich, a Stroud event, and a police court in Porbes where two men faced fines for careless fire. The NZ football team and invitations in England are noted but unclear.
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Monwich
Latte
Tome Stroud
New Zealand
England
Porbes
Wemybor Wbsp
Unclear local program prints limited details of district meeting
A fragmented report describes a district event with references to residents and rules. It mentions attempts to apply community safety guidelines and a committee meeting, with unclear outcomes and a focus on timeframes reaching about 160 hours.
Correspondence on Fairplay and Allcomers Handicap fairness
A reader responds to Fairplay's letter in Avrocarn 6th circulation alleging bias in the Allcomers Handicap and criticizes the committee for allowing outsiders to run. The writer defends the handicap results, disputes protest claims, and challenges Fairplay to prove better performances on Boxing Day at Hoxing Day venues.
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Sporta
Hinwell
Fairplay
Maya
Eumalderny
Lundy
J. Corbett
Hoxing
Billardt Man Backed for Ten Pounds in Gridiron Bet
An item notes a Billardt man staking ten pounds on a gridiron contest within minutes of a pool event. Elowen Durum of Canada declines to travel to Australia to row J Branbury for the world championship.
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Bo Whem
Elowen
E. Durum
Canada
Australia
J. Branbury
Land Tax Assessment Notice and Compliance Requirements
A historical notice from 1906 outlines obligations under the Land Tax Assessment Act. It specifies returns for the year ending March 31, details on exemptions, payment of duties, and the offices for filing at Circular Quay Sydney and related tax departments. It warns of penalties for failure to return on time and notes involvement of taxpayers and independent assessors.
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Toe Quay
Natick i
Ymg
Taorme
Quany
Sydney
Eurnie
Roibyay Seytfony
Oller
Bette Sieestone
New South Wites
Sadap Diutiog Udien
Philpertronty
Nydney
Circular Quay
Philips Atrout
Otley
Usstoni House
Sednex
Bradley Oy
Arog
Laspnewe
Selesavete
Betaine
Betaine Mentioned, LM Spill
Nahitsloren
Johnson
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