Action Sales of Stowkerl Landed Properties
A record notes Action Sales of Stowkerl Landed Properties conducted by all parts of the colony with Liberal Avvances om ye oneaing tam.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
2
A record notes Action Sales of Stowkerl Landed Properties conducted by all parts of the colony with Liberal Avvances om ye oneaing tam.
Reconstructed notices show Midlaw and Fenton seeking to sell property under legal orders. Listed locations include Meagher's Morel and Hamilton with dates around a serte window. Names such as De Velbocke and Cart appear amid references to auctions and legal actions.
A Miller and Company advertises a household goods sale with white soft fish Caliones, cretonnes, curtains, table linens, shirts, pants, handkerchiefs, and various fabrics all offered at reduced prices. The auction-like slate includes leather goods, hats, hosiery, and children’s wear with heavy discounts and bundled sales, urging customers to attend early for best picks.
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