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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 16, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary text lists several names and phrases with dates and places, including references to teams and events. The garbled OCR reads like a sports or meeting item with scattered proper nouns and numbers, suggesting a crowded schedule or record scribbles without clear context.
A public auction notice lists the corporation selling cattle and associated assets. Names include trustees and executors such as MACLEOD, FRANK WIRMAS, WOOLCOTT, RODENTS, and GAVIN, with details of auctioneers and managers.
Auction notice fragment references bidders and items with unclear names and locations. Readable parts mention auction action and participants but lack dates, places, or precise lot descriptions. Further text needed to determine exact entities and outcomes.
A garbled sale catalog from Hamilton lists livestock and general goods with dates including Thursday November 3, 19th century. It notes underbidding and various lots such as Wethers, Merino breeds, and permanent trees, with references to advance bids and buyer responsibilities.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a local clearing event at South Kolor with garbled phrases. Mentions individuals Silison and Teer and a timetable reference with a Saturday mention and a possible event at Frond et able. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Public notice announces a land sale in Pembhurst and nearby parishes including Hackebed and Celleburt. It lists parcels and sections 84 and 87 with two acres required, mentions improvements and a redemption mechanism, and sets terms for property conveyance under local township authority.
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