Aberdeen Line Passenger Service From Australia to London
Fragmented notice describes Aberdeen Line routes with ships to London via Fremantle and Cape Town, detailing cargo and passenger services. Mentions passenger accommodation costs, sailing names, and timetable fragments for Melbourne Adelaide Fremantle and domestic port calls. References to freight, travel, and warnings about service changes in an early 20th century maritime notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Australia
London
Presantle
Durbin
Cape
Wa Gome
Baloon
Seca
Donty Dalgete
Kowree Shire Destruction Report and Inquiry
A cryptic wartime style notice from Kowree Shire outlines a destruction event and an inquiry. Details are fragmented but indicate official acknowledgment of a significant incident with named authorities and dates partially obscured in the report. The record preserves the event as a formal municipal note and signals ongoing investigation.
Fragmented OCR notes signal missing context and unclear names
A garbled OCR passage lists partial phrases and scattered terms like Mintmmite and STHOR, with stray quotes and misplaced punctuation. The readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, or events, yielding an unusable story fragment.
Rowers of Ten Pounds Reward in Local Notice
A fragmented public notice offers ten pounds reward for information leading to the apprehension of a person connected to a matter involving the Shire of Minhamite. The notice references events around a forthcoming fair and local authorities, with details obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Shire
Minhamite Wire Report From Local Manor Remains Unclear
A fragmentary wire item from Minhamite references a manor and an event in progress but specifics are unreadable. Readers are left with scant details as the brief note notes a situation at a local estate without dates or names.
Fragmentary note on slaveholders and legal terms in Brauthonia
Fragmented OCR mentions slaveholders who desire to fa tattle and hotven oma anlary lage No anus ragtater he aulinary with. Names such as Mle Athine of Brauthonia and others appear, with unclear roles. The text references impound, farming, and homes for antier plus a Wen Hudings event and a Miltinus person.
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Bertoelo
Mle
Athine
Brauthonia
Ranewe Tor
Elie
Brooks
Hiywind
Miltinus
Payanian
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Orient Line
Wmoyal Mail
Pion
So London
St Ausiaites Fretaetis Wea
Hume Canal
Aps
Fouen
Gibraltar
Thorvatter
Ateumary
Waloon
Nana
Pownatht
Rey Meahle Bultdine
Blue Funnel Line
Hervica
Rs Hang
Nat
Melbourne
Vie Adelaide
Ameo
Atom
Man Agu
Pam Train
Wrolawday
Thu Adewa
Nentay
Sarno
Pretland
Pin Sumuasteat
Portland
Parma
Dundas
Tna
aGanet
Neidge
Rowse
Thafmig
Zryrton
Hawres
Shire of
Rawros
Paynmy OF
Tatra
Mount Rouse
Tirbe
Kowree
Telanentik
Brod
Mintmmite
Sthor
Ph Rita
Ana
Walter Camp & CO
Milboury
Hall-Piice
Minhamite
Shire of Mt
Secratary
Araneta
Erin Ihee Nn
Wire
Remewn Manor
Mishamite
Hipvok
Shire
Mtalag Mt Hering
Tyran
Anu
Ernie
Ube
la Regine Hueeweeretare
Setinn
eNolenrin
Tanatea
Bretion
Portia Can
Firevsary
Shira
Amie C
Melbourn
Lan Commission
Regulan
Mercantile
Smt
Kennington
William Street
F. J. Dodd
Dokwaller, Madowar
Ant News
Keene
Bnat
Hamilton
Aupest
Eerie
Soca
W. E. Thomas
Dr. Swanston
Noun
Bourke
Welboorhe
Shea
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