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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
2
Local sale notices list Lavoliet dusts and Co as agents for car consignments. Multiple stations and towns including Murtoa, Warracknabeal, Nhill, Morahes, and Natimuk are named. The event appears to be organized under a limited liability insurer approach and involves several brokers and agencies.
A fragmentary report from Horsham mentions a stock sale and local trade chatter. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the event references a stock market action and community interest. The snippet hints at prices or potentials without coherent specifics.
A heavily garbled sale notice from Horsham area references a clearing sale, horses and beaded horses, steel items, and numerous personal names. The fragmentary text mentions Jous Muskie Agn Oakes Fathi Lin and Young Bros, along with dates, locations, and various livestock and goods to be offered.
Tender sale notice incomplete with garbled phrases. Reads about sale by tender, date and location unclear, no identifiable individuals or organizations fully readable.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous sale dates and property auctions tied to Horsham and surrounding areas. It mentions Young Bros and MR JON HYNES, stock listings, clearing sales, and repeated references to February and March dates with multiple consignments and farm equipment. Entities include Horsham, Mr Jon Hynes, and various local vendors, though text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Special sale notice lists stock and land offerings associated with Young Bros. names and partners. Includes locations and dates in a historical, damaged form. Contains references to brokers, vendors, and sale terms in unclear OCR.
Fragmented OCR text shows a public sale notice with names and dates garbled. The readable elements reference Charlotte Hallam and a will, with mentions of a public sale and local officials. Details are unclear, but the piece appears to be a legal or probate notice within a chaotic historical newspaper fragment.
An auction notice describes a public sale of various farm stock and machinery at Shiel's Hotel in Jeparit on a Tuesday in February. The detailed inventory includes cattle, horses, and farming implements, with bidders invited to attend and bid on the items listed.
Fragmented public notice describes land for sale near Winmern River and various landmarks. It mentions Saturday sale, a Highland area, possible buyer names, and scattered terms about land boundaries and arrangements. The OCR text is garbled but indicates a scheduled auction with listing of parties and place names.
A local notice details an auction of machinery and farm implements at Minimay. Items include ploughs harrows cultivators and various implements with emphasis on condition and expected bidders. The sale is presented as a community event with prospects of favorable outcomes for buyers and sellers alike.
A garbled OCR snippet reports hay found at a farm or family property with unclear details. The readable fragments mention hay and a highway house but lack dates, names, or concrete actions. Further context is needed to identify the event and parties involved.
A noisy classified style notice advertises sale of estates and farm lands in Queensland. It mentions Alexander McAuley Vauertonmen, AveriN SIS Condutel, and Joe Beare's Oil Engines. The sale includes furniture and effects and a berth at the market with locations in Elmhurst and Hamilton. Government lands and special agents are noted with dates around March 2. The ad promises a "pick of over one" and lists land blocks and farm opportunities.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places with unclear meanings. The readable parts reference a depot and year notes amid scattered terms. This item lacks coherent facts to summarize into a clear event or outcome.
Public sale notice appears with garbled text referencing parcels near Parris Lane. Details about acres buyers or wineries are unreadable, but the notice signals a forthcoming sale event managed by local officials.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions CRANT & SIMPKIN at 10 Stuart Street Horsham and references bullying, a Wilson Street address, and dental topics. It notes a firm member's attendance and hints at February events and local notices. The text is unreadable in parts but preserves named entities and place names.
An OCR messy note references divorce orders, personnel changes, and scattered events across dates like September 1908. It mentions Hammurabi style names and places, with unclear individuals such as Mainie Targer and Hobart, alongside generic items about trials, sport, and weather. The text is garbled and mentions multiple locales, actions, and people in a chaotic ledger-like fashion.
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