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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented OCR details multiple auction events across places such as Ballarat, Austin, and Melbourne. Items include horses and goods with dates, venues, and bidders implied, though many names and specifics are garbled. The readable segments suggest sale conduct, lot notes, and listing of brokers and locations.
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed names and phrases about lending or financial dealings. No clear events, dates, or participants are legible to form a coherent news item or identify specific organizations or people.
Fragmentary notice indicates land sale by Sevorrasi Limited with details unreadable, mentioning ownership by Wheat and Tanwas. Not enough context to determine date, location, or bid terms.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names such as Mos TANI ALIASON WON and a Conjenetion note. It mentions August and various terms but lacks coherent events or context. The readable portions do not form a complete report or identifiable incident.
An OCR readout describes a land sale for 504 acres or more near a railway and farm holdings. It mentions participants, locations such as Austin and Barua, a host named Hosta, and a schedule around a Saturday in September with various crop notes and legal terms.
Fragmentary historical record lists individuals and farming implements with scattered names, ages, and locations. Mentions include Wallace South, John Fenton, Cline Reve, and Renee River, with references to horses, cattle, and moving news. The text mixes names, animals, tools, and auction-like phrases in a dense, jumbled OCR excerpt.
A fragmented notice advertises a shoe sale in Narra Pole with unclear details and garbled text. The readable fragments mention MUAY, August, and Sens and Co Ltd alongside miscellaneous names and phrases. The overall item appears as an advertisement fragment from a historical newspaper page.
The Grubban Estate auction is advertised for Wednesday August 1st in 1000 at the new Gilad restaurant. Participants include names such as Poppe Mwherson Thom Ego and Tom Wen Pretey with local firms Dalgets and Alsuey Aer listed as organizers.
Insurance notice promotes coverage for stallions and brood mares issued by Sole Reprate. Unclear names and terms suggest a murky marketing snippet about farm animal insurance, with references to Joe Hurslasm Dhskrat and building holdings. Further readable details are fragmentary.
Fragmented OCR item mentions Puls Brothers and stock and station related terms along with undefined entities and dates. Reads as a damaged notice about stock, commodities, and an Australian limited company with references to weekly events and timber or implements.
Fragmented OCR shows risks and policies including accident and employers liability. Mentions New Zealand Insurance Company Ltd, coverage ideas, and unsettled claims.
Property listing notes several tracts near Corok and Revel with acreage figures around 260 to 4600 acres. Includes mention of nearby fiber options and an agent named J. Stock & Bleika, with Horie as contact.
A garbled auction notice advertises farm lands on the Famous T. H. Laidlaw Co. auctioneers at 1005 Station and the Wallandool Estate. It mentions acres, flood relief or geographic references, and a solicitor named Nagle with possibly Abbeys in the text.
An August auction at Green Park Horsham lists a furniture assortment including leather suites and curtains. Items span sofas, chairs, tables, beds, wardrobes, and related fittings with a mix of domestic goods and hardware in a single sale room setting.
Fragmented OCR text references Andrew Jack foe tg past 1 yun Manage oe Mee Wich Escal White Marion Business and stock station. mentions COMMENCED BUSINESS man STOCK AGENT and MURTOA dark teva. core idea centers on negotiation of loan in a commercial or legal context.
The record shows a dense, era-style report with discussions of a conference, accusations of impropriety, and references to leaders and committees. It mentions figures like Rae Heuer, Sir Flint Laie, and Mr A. Mec, with scattered notes on governance, attendance, and procedural tensions. The text includes references to meetings, alliances, and potential decisions impacting policy and appointments.
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