Yarrowitch Grazier Records Trades and Cattle Sale Details
A garbled report from Yarrowitch Grazier notes cattle trade activities and branding questions. It mentions Saleyanis, a trader named John H. Bell, and PP William Sayers Corbett of Gloucester, with references to sessions, sales, and a special raft for selling cattle and goods. The fragment hints at branding permissions and cattle movement eastward from an early period.
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Williai Sayers Corbett
Gloucester
Hicks
John H. Bell
Fragmentary police case notes from Towcester district
Fragmented OCR records describe a police inquiry involving a suspect named Hicks and references to detentions, branding, and a series of violent acts. The text mentions Det. Reill and Det. Phe Melentie, along with vague details of items removed and positions on a map.
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Woeis
Hicks
Mostay Orien
Gord
Wild
Det
Reill
Rawdon Vindho
Ysie
Ebsck
Fragmented cattle sale notes from old Pastoral Company ledger
Fragmentary OCR records detail cattle lots, bullock values, and listing names such as Samuel Oliver Wikt Nowendoe, with scattered references to a Mumuno Pastoral Company and the Cooplacurripa district. The text mentions stock brands, draught cattle, and a limited sale or auction context, but many lines are garbled and unclear.
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Mumuno
Samuel Oliver
Nowendoe
Primi
Sale proceeds and debt noted in uncertain ledger entry
A fragmented passage records a sale and debt details with figures around 632 and 29, mentions cheques and a trade event. The text is garbled, lacking clear names or dates, but indicates sums tied to a sale and subsequent payments.
Market sale at Saleyards described with cattle brands
fragmentary report describes a market sale at Oluuceat Saleyards where a single bullock bearing a brand and DH bar is noted. The vendor is mentioned with terms implying purchase by a defendant from fraud connected to rivals. Details about date and location are unclear in the damaged text.
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Gloucestr
Sack Reaches Seven-Year Tier Amid Aegis Of Reform
A brief report notes a major policy shift reaching a seven year milestone, with authorities lauding the step as part of a broader reform package. Officials from key agencies pledge continued oversight and accelerated implementation across regions.
Postwar pageant plans and estate sales dominate NSW news
In August 1908 Mead delivered cannons at Mines Spring Creek and a sequence of property deals followed, with auctions and private sales moving significant values. The Nambucca News reports close to £400,000 in real estate changed hands in the past year via Macksville agencies A S McNeill and Larkey & Kennedy, with private sales adding tens of thousands more.
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Hereford
Devo
Intingaien
Mali
Mead
Spring Creek
Gel
Saleyarie
Mlb Tigers
Ross
Edmund
Lanives
Rando
Wwe
O'Neal
Amu Chastas
Grigoaiy
Tulsa
Wes
Ditfarunt Properties
Otto
Diberont Tallocka
Ssumonces
Ang
Nambucca
Vnal
Provids
Reporterl Property Union
Bith
Mackaville
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