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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 11, 1918
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows a consortium named Perpetual Exequters and Trustees Association of Australia Ltd with references to directors, locations, and dates. Other names include Lincoln, Wales, and Geers, but the readable content is garbled. The notice appears to invite forms or notices at a Cure yards and mentions May dates and a district law firm LAWDLAW & GO.
A detailed advertisement describes an unreserved clearance sale with numerous livestock and dairy items. It lists high quantities of cattle and sheep, noting breeds, prices, and lots, alongside references to estate properties, farm implements, and agricultural equipment. The text mixes names, locations, and vendor terms, indicating a large auction event with multiple cataloged lots and bidders.
Fragmented text lists a public sale with names and dates obscured by garbled OCR. It mentions a real sale at a location near Pinetown with references to May 2 and nearby names, but key details are unreadable. The readable items indicate a special sale conducted by unsigned organizers with scheduling hints and a month of May.
A fragmented OCR item lists dates and locations with scattered names notably Thonaday April 20 and references to places like Cres Meg and Merino. The readable text hints at a schedule or event notices but lacks coherent details or full context. The piece resembles a public notices fragment with scattered street and venue names.
Auction notice describes a sale conducted at BSC with stock and land items, naming parties Ulbrick Forsyth Ret and KTVK. Proceeds cover private sales and mortgage details, with references to dates, locations, and involved entities and prices. The readable text cites Macarthur area, May dates, and figures around 600 to 27 dollars, indicating a mixed assets auction and related notices.
A garbled notice lists arbitration and an auction related to leasehold matters. Names and places are largely unreadable, but references to Farwant and Stork suggest a regional business ledgers notice. The fragment mentions agents and executors connected to a property lease dispute and sale event.
Fragmented OCR reads show Learmouth company names and payments with scattered proper nouns. Mentions include Nascent commodities, Taureanee firms, and trade references across diverse locales and entities, but the text is garbled and many details are unreadable.
The readable text shows a damaged probate related notice with names and roles such as attorney and executors. It references law terms and a location likely Hamilton, with unclear dates and actions. The fragmentary content suggests a probate or estate proceeding and required filings, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about an upcoming event or deadline. Despite garbling it preserves names and possible actions, indicating a community or organizational notice with dates and participants. The readable words suggest a public or internal memo about scheduling or eligibility and a cautionary note regarding consequences.
An OCR fragmented notice describes an 800 acre land sale with references to nearby places and potential bidders. The legible portions mention Kemnay, Gleughane, Tide Wah, and several personal and geographic identifiers, though many words are garbled. The item reads as a historical property auction notice with uncertain specifics.
The notice describes a May event at Hales with a focus on a community meeting. It notes a date in May and a plan to gather at a local venue for discussion. Other details are unclear due to OCR issues.
Insolvency style text fragment with mixed terms appears to reference trustees and administration names. Readable items include agency roles and capital funds. Fragmentary OCR yields unclear entities and no coherent event or date to confirm.
Fragmentary OCR shows Alfred Tatlock and associates with manages pastoral farm and business interests. Mentions Cowtoration Yards and agents for compensation schemes. References Woodsminders and Provident offers, with unclear names and places.
An auction at Auction Mart on May 11 1906 lists farm implements hay machinery tools wheels and harness. The sale features machinery, farm tools, building hardware and household items with chairs tables and other inventory for bid.
Readable items include fruit furniture harness and plow gear on sale. Local vendors advertise door prices and varied sundries. Prolonged garbled text limits clear details but notes a Hite feature and multiple product categories.
Fragmentary auction advertisement shows agents, properties, and dates with scattered proper nouns. Mentions trusts and private sale terms, referencing a 1914 timeframe and locations like Warhhay and Corporacion, with unclear participant names and roles. The readable items hint at real estate and stock auctions but lack coherent details.
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