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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented OCR item mentions teams Sperry Hantary Shrep Catte Horsar and others in a match context. Includes incomplete names, places, and dates, with scattered words like arena, press, and tender. No coherent event details or outcomes available.
In a partial readable note, Baty writes about making well and Hew with Kinet Baten later at Pot Cent Yeung Gree. The fragment hints at a local event or plan involving several named individuals and a place, but details are unclear.
Insolvent farm and land sale notices dominate the page. The Young Bros offer private sale of properties including producing land and farm assets with terms to be arranged, listing dates, locations, and conditions for immediate private bidding. Several entries mention estate settlements and potential auctions in preparatory notices.
The notice details a large multi-event sale in January 1911 featuring stock, property, and possessions from Lake Wallace Ranch and others. It lists open sales, stock lots, and equipment with dates, locations, and contact names, indicating extensive auctions across several days and venues.
An extensive sale notice lists cattle horses sheep and farm implements to be sold in February at various locations. It mentions W A Mukhsia and Gna Potter near Minyip with references to animal stock, farmland, farm tools, and plant equipment. The ad emphasizes readiness for a large sale event and notes auctions or extended sale periods in multiple districts.
An OCR damaged text fragment discusses land and estate details around Meare Ea Sirmione mt Sow and Kinglefield Estate. It mentions drone Patate, rail, wool production, and a Pine tae area, with unclear references to ownership and property actions.
A public notice announces a trader sale scheduled for Saturday December 24 1010. The item list and exact location are unreadable in the text but the signatory authority references a local board and public auction.
A damaged OCR fragment references Young Bros and BOM AM with garbled phrases and scattered names. It mentions locations like SOTA AREA and a February timing, plus individuals such as Sidr MECHAUER and BROS. The text is incomplete but hints at a historical note or brief item from a newspaper page.
Auction to occur Saturday February 1 1911 at Young Men’s Hall Williams and other parties plan sale of town area properties. The notice lists parcels adjoining townships area five thousand acres and references farm terms, wheat yields, and rent details. Affected parties include Repangw Mins Med and Hane.
Farm for sale listed with fragmented text including references to Vy TANDIM ie Vones AURRABIEL and T. W. Laidlaw & Co. Appears to describe a large property with farm features and potential water access. OCR quality hides clear specifics, but mentions Florida and farm sale context.
Fragmentary OCR lists David Andersons Co and stock agents in Ballarat with references to trust arrangements and bankers. The garbled text mentions Jobe Damon Sayid Anderson Bruen Vanaire Ballarat and a mild rogue character, alongside phrases about lending, mortgages, and the National Bank Horvham. The readable items indicate a historical financial notice or advertorial in Ballarat.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and groups with unclear roles and locations. It references a David Anderson and Co a person named Oliver, Dayton ill, and vague actions. The readable portions offer no clear event, date, or outcome to establish a concise summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a stock sale at Natimuk with references to Magalthorn Bolton and a Newtinte Vente event. Readable items mention bidders and a sale room but specifics such as dates totals or exact participant names are unclear. Further legible text is needed to confirm participants and outcomes.
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