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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
3
Coleraine on Tuesday June 4 1918 RB Moodte and Co announce a fortnightly sale of stock at their Coleraine Yard with catalogued items Shimep Catlie Moreea expected to be offered.
Moodie and Co conduct a bail by public auction through the auctioneer at the corporation trade to sell sheep including Carlie Flarees and related stock.
A fragmented notice describes a school near Brighton Station and Bright Railway offering facilities such as a gymnasium, cricket and football ground, and proximity to a church. It notes household arrangements under the headmaster’s supervision and limited border availability with admissions by prospectus. Telephone inquiries are suggested.
Fragmentary OCR note lists names including HOCOTS and WATSON in a legal context. Text hints at a court filing or attendance but is garbled. Unable to confirm event, date, or jurisdiction from readable portions.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an auction memo with names such as Jon Farston and Mines Watt Hay, references to bids and lots, a list of prices and entries, and scattered references to entities like Cavendinal and Merino washer. The text includes auction actions, dates, and bidder identifiers, but is garbled and partial with many illegible sections.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and places in unclear form. The readable parts reference a statement by Hines and scattered names. Context and specifics are indeterminate due to garbled input.
Fuzzy OCR fragment hints at a discussion of remedies and beliefs across multiple locales. Names and places appear garbled, with references to Puritan-era regions and various people. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear narrative or event.
A partial wire report from correspondent Penny outlines the Morrison inquiry findings. It notes some statements and testimonies were not attended, while the track line and preliminary remarks suggest the inquiry will proceed under government oversight.
The article reports on Dravery recognized by officials including Mrs Murray the Chief Secretary. It mentions Ab Fring Sneman and a young trainee on the Juin Murray, noting congratulatory messages for Captain Newman's retirement and a related event aboard the ship last Wednesday.
A garbled wartime note discusses railway electrification projects in Mourne and potential delays caused by the war. The fragment references the future route from Utlpham to Kenenton and hints at scheduled work being affected by military priorities.
Unclear text shows mentions of SuCar famine and low supply in Melbourne with scattered names like Frigny and Rat Hboi. Javad wutlironeoners and aligur wl appear garbled. The readable core points to a food shortage impacting deliveries and local markets, with uncertain source attribution and names.
A garbled report records a delay in a local sale and a weather update. Names and places are unclear, but references to a gathering and a Hewte econ appear, with scattered mentions of Kare Olroaulla and Mark. The fragmentary text hints at timing, location, and conditions affecting the event.
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