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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1918
Page
4
A fragment discusses land sales and auctions, mentioning agencies in Dumhuula and Gora, with references to the Rational Trust and the Simion Trustey Co. of Australia. It notes a Hamiltones area, a night event, and contact details like phone 168. The text includes car brands, vendors, and vague estate sale terms amidst broken OCR.
A fragment indicates a private sale notice connected to a station area near Tuttle with references to patent or entitlement. Renters and related parties are mentioned in a vague context, suggesting a local property transfer or lease action. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a building for sale or removal process in Horsham with unclear references to locations and names. The readable bits mention a Vie Voildinge and tabin Thrown a voter Simimeya Tntel Tense retreatihg cm on the Hh lumen, but specifics are uncertain.
An OCR fragment describes farms for sale in a county area with mentions of frontage, soil, crops, and possible price terms. The readable text references vendors, parcels, and financials but the details are unclear and partially garbled. No specific dates or names are reliably extracted.
Auction notices detail upcoming sales including farm equipment livestock and real estate. Names such as Mr Eevalent, Jamet Iobnaiony, and William Bell appear among bidders and organizers with dates in February and March. The listings cover farming plants, clearing sales, and property sales near Dumilie and Lark with arranged times and locations.
Fragmentary notice reports auction sales of fas and store items at Gyetown with a bell toll and competition chatter. Mentions Bers ipso Arramged for an ay ann Aertel ab Lowret Tatas and advances on wool.
Melbourne agency advertises a dispersed sale at a hotel listing kept items from grand pianos to dining sets and stoves. The notice invites genuine buyers to attend the sale at Collins Street with terms of sale to be announced by the sale agent.
Fragmentary notice lists T H Laidlaw Co and partners as auctioneers at Hamilton and Horsham with references to sales schedules, fortnightly sales, and monthly sale cycles. Mentions of agents and general agents imply a regional auction calendar with varied goods and timing.
A fragmented notice advertises loan availability from a local financial institution. It mentions terms in unclear phonetic wording and names possibly indicating lenders or borrowers, with scattered references to amounts and locations.
Fragmented OCR reads a financial notice naming David Andersen and Co and VINANCE AGENTS at a township area with unclear purpose. The readable segment mentions a bare trust and other moa ns, reference to aileret fer ard barged ane hag, with no clear action, date, or outcome.
Notice states restructuring of land sale involving David Andersen and Cr by Mr David Williams of Wal Wal and public trader. Properties include PARK ESTATE and VIRGINIA WAGE ESTATE with wall-inown land terms and valuation arrangements, details unreadable due to garbled OCR.
In this excerpt from a historic record the names Strachan Murray and Shannon appear as directors in a financial and wool trading context with references to charges on wool and current rates. The garbled text mentions ALNANCES ON WOOL and GEELUNG, plus storage sales through a corporate entity, DAVID ALDERSON & CO, noting a session or meeting amid incomplete phrasing.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and phrases about land, acts, and settlements. The readable bits reference Rich Farms in New South Wales and mentions estates, soldiers, and dates, but the text is garbled with nonstandard spellings and disjointed lines, making a clear news item elusive.
Fragmentary OCR reads about Lederman a hair specialist and bar worker in Ballarat. Mentions Tiatr, Dalat, and references to a person or place names but text is garbled. No clear event or outcome emerges from the legible fragments.
A Victorian parliamentary serial acta record outlines The Union Trustee Company of Australia Ltd facing Fatabhiabel in a multi jurisdiction case. It notes capital figures, board members, and the involvement of public officials and agents. The document highlights corporate structure and regulatory context in New South Wales Victoria and elsewhere.
A stream of official and public voices argues for and against strong government intervention in manufacturing and rail logistics. Proponents warn that halting investment risks economic decline, while opponents call for restrained policy and balanced growth across agriculture, industry, and transport.
The page blends scattered notes on bets, a New Year programme, and named locals including townsfolk, merchants, and a visiting figure. It mentions bets on races, a hospital trip, a hotel incident, and various social items, with numerous garbled names and places.
A damaged OCR passage references a spouse named Momo Burrell and a May wedding. It mentions a husband, a home, and unclear names and places with garbled phrases. The text is incomplete and does not provide a clear event date or full identities.
A verbose section discusses rural burdens in Wisconsin, touching on Victorian officials, immigration, and the impact of urban measures on labor, wages, and continuity of employment. It argues for policies to curb metropolitan drift, improve farm conditions, and address shortages while urging care for young workers and rural communities.
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