17 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1915
Page
1
Fragments show names Pench Offney Morahan Warrark Abeal Hainton Jevaris NBN Colerain 87 Colllbeet MAN ALEX Pot and Store. Fridge Parthiensay ann talp Mpearthur ang lenin Auton feed Private Satew Uni Steck emataed. Auction at the Gapboration arae with vague goods and prices.
The sale list notes 42H and 24 fat ewes and 4 tooth Cromsiel cattle with forward moving boiler heifers. Reads as a local auction schedule with condition grades and stock categories for March date.
Fragmented OCR text shows a community notice warning of thefts at Macarthur yards and Teevatore data with rewards offered for information. It mentions reporting suspicious ape deliveries, Hamilton Golf Links concerns, and a town hall padlock with a name and secretary signing the notice.
Ballarat Trustees Excutors Agency CompanyLimited and John Claggon announce a public auction in February in Hamilton district. The sale includes livestock and real estate assets from the estate of late Mr. Trunton and associated parties. Executors appoint agents to handle bidding, with terms to be disclosed at sale time.
An advert lists Wilson as a plumber and gasfitter located on Lonsdaia Street in Hamilton. The notice mentions plumbing work and renewal of a famous sharple’s Tunlar team, with references to country and town.
Fragmented OCR renders a notice of auctions and stock sales conducted by John Featow and Co. and related firms. It names Gray-streat Hamilton and other entities, with references to valuation, negotiation, and trust money handling. The document mentions a total amount over £26,200 and various brokers and financial houses involved in stock insurance and brokerage.
An OCR fragment lists numerous firms and agents across Australia and New Zealand involved in lending, leasing, and asset management. It references Tos names like The New Zealand Theaum Co Ltd and Trust Monata services, with various locations and roles in finance and property, though the text is garbled and unclear.
Fragmented OCR note describes travel and schedules with places such as Balmoral Gatume and Balmoral, mentions mornings and times like 230 min, and reference to coaches and hotels. It lists locations, dates, and names in a garbled form, indicating a transport timetabling snippet from a historical period.
An OCR fragment describes travel between Harttom and Tort Palry with delays and a couch incident near Macarthur and Lowe Street. It mentions Mararthm and Pemongety and a misread schedule affecting Manis Hoth and Comb ville. No clear dates or explicit events are provided.
Readable fragments show a notice naming Robert Young as proprietor with Ta 9 designation and ALG Monra reference. Details are sparse but identify person, business tag, and a location code.
Fragmentary OCR lift lists numerous names and places such as Hamilton, Gray-mereet, Portland, and Sunories with scattered dates and events. The garbled text references markets, auctions, and individuals like Burke and Meola, but specifics are unreadable. This record preserves the jumbled sequence as a summary of a busy but unclear notice page.
An auction notice from March 4 warns of a sale by OWLSIG DALTON & co at Coleraine featuring cattle and farm stock. Ability to bid at the sale is emphasized with details on lots and pricing. The fragmentary text confirms a planned sale event with multiple cattle entries and associated farm goods.
A fragmented OCR page shows names like Coles and Pullum, Dalry and Mackenzie, with scattered references to streets, shops, and a sale note. The legible items mention a store event on Friday, a Tax or clerk note, and various partial place names, suggesting an old town commercial notice.
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