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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes list MEAL OFFICES ESHA HAMILTON NEILL and LAND SALES. Includes stray phrases about a salon and a Ballarat reference. Mentions Treat Money and a telephone item. Contains unclear, damaged terms with no coherent event or outcome.
Classified sale notice listing Young Bros offerings across Australia with dates in August and September. Includes stock sales for farms, broken down by location, terms, and involved auctioneers. Mentions policies, store sales, and various rural goods with multiple sale days.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Horsham stock sale with references to Mersey Wethers and cattle totals. The readable lines mention lambs and a price review but lack clear dates or full details.
Readable fragments describe a stock sale at Natimuk featuring cattle lots including thirty fewer than expected head and references to excellent sire stock. Details are fragmented but indicate robust prices and active bidding among buyers.
A fragmented report mentions locals in Boolong and Cleon Wiston with references to MMA and Irenes, suggesting a planned event on a Saturday. The text is unclear but notes a road task and a library activity.
A damaged notice lists farm sale details at 142 Ayricatet Geolongy with improvements and prices. It mentions property, auctions, and financial agents, but the text is fragmented and hard to interpret.
A fragmented note mentions David Andersen and Tom Doe in connection with a bank and a bold trust. The text is garbled, but implies a scene involving a bank and two named individuals. Further readable details are not available.
An OCR fragment lists David Anderson and Co as insurers offering extremely low rates on a loan or bond with phrases about modest changes and favorable terms. The legibility is poor and multiple proper nouns are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows an assortment of auction items and notices with names and items listed such as horses and livestock, a few personal names, and scattered locations. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
Fragmentary notice cites a sale listing involving Donald Street Mu Street and Burtos Auction Balm. It references Liemeed Avetlonsey and Via Propartie with a price range from 0 to 10. Details are unreadable and partially garbled.
A long discussion traces river control across Victoria New South Wales South Australia and federal oversight. Engineers argue over storage locks and weirs to allocate water from the Murray and Darling systems with costs estimated near three million pounds.
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