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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1916
Page
3
A garbled OCR style note lists numerous places and terms including Astra, HAND SALES, agents, and auction references. It mentions Melbourne Market and various area names like Vincents and South Roman with numeric 186, suggesting a broad but unclear public sale notice across districts.
A chaotic OCR snapshot shows Horsham stock market items with scattered, unreadable text and garbled names. The legible bits reference WLS PRPS, UK, nurses, and various names, but no coherent events or outcomes emerge. Further readable context is needed for a precise, factual summary.
Across Horsham week, investors in Wednesday Week’s market saw small gains in some names and losses in others. Traders focused on local firms and regional brokers, with activity centered around midweek totals and early-week momentum.
The Horsham sale features Merino, and cattle and horses, with entries including Merino ewes and wethers, Tees, and Croan Wothses. Prices and stock specifics appear detailed with several scores and multiple animal types listed, indicating a bustling livestock market event.
A fragmented schedule of animal stock sales from Young Bros listing multiple sales across December and January. Entries mention stock yards, sheep and cattle lots, and sale dates with various locations including Harsh Sale Yards and Horsham Corporation events. The legible items show numerous dates in December and January and reference stock sales, special sales, and related auctions with scattered names and places.
A garbled account lists various firms such as David Andersen and Co and Spock and Flange, with references to wool advances, stock bales at Harken Corporation Yards, and mentions of Australasia, banks, and bankers. The text blends obscure company names, commodities, and locations, creating a fragmented financial notice.
The readable text shows names and phrases about workers and a local camp. It mentions Lay, Mare, Colle, and Wind Shear with references to machinery and draughts. The overall sense hints at a positive tone and local employment context with no clear event date.
A fragment from a 1914 issue details a sheep auction with mention of Jobo Fenton and Co and various animals including ewes and wethers. It notes buyers from Acre, Portland, and Cuero and lists a sale date near Friday December 11, 1914, though several lines are garbled.
Readable fragment details a furniture sale by John McAuley Wil Sollow UBAY on route 1 Wilowateee Hor shen at 113. Items include large sideboard Kilohenhairs Dewswing table Washstacd Kite tables two Aleat sales and two Vouble Bat stear Lattin. Sale day listed but unclear exact date.
A fragmented marriage notice mentions Myrray Edwards and various names linked to Navraber Hallaral and St Anders Chiu Hadarat. The text references a November date, a religious context, and farewell phrases amid garbled OCR. The readable parts indicate a family or community marriage acknowledgment in the Eldouene grain market area.
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