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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR item shows names, street references, and partial addresses around Wilson and Darlot Streets in Horsham. The readable text mentions a director visit and stock station context, with scattered place names like Mont Kuswouie and Hingerooms, but details are unclear.
Public notice announces a sale action by a grocer named in the readable fragment with expected regulatory oversight and a deadline to respond or attend, indicating formal process and local authority involvement.
A garbled note shows names and phrases with unclear origins. The snippet mentions people, places, and events in a scrambled sequence, suggesting a damaged page or OCR error rather than a coherent report.
A crowded, fragmentary report notes local court matters linked to Mrs Weller and Mr. David Rene, mentions market activity and revn related items, and lists various residents and addresses. The text references a shooting fear, social gatherings, and upcoming events with limited readable names and places.
Fragmentary obituary text mentions a hospital in Ireland and several names and dates. The readable portions reference a survivor list, presumed relatives, and a memorial tone. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A cyclone swept Kalgoorlie causing property damage estimated around 4000 pounds. Montgomery's drapery shop suffered losses while many homes along Boulder Road sustained damage. Tram reports indicate interrupted tram service and kerosene lamps lit in the city as a precaution.
Damaged text fragment shows scattered phrases about harvest and sites. Key entities unclear. no完整 events or names, making precise summary impractical.
Hagelthorn and Bolton conducted sales in an Australian territory area of Victoria. Loans to K were negotiated at the lowest rate. Advances were made on wool.
A Horsham stock and station agent Charles J. Mossman operates on Wilson Street offering land finance general louse negotinists at lowasi rat ained at lowest ratan of Tate and advances made on wool.
Learmonth Bros at Wilson Street Horsham advertise as auctioneers valuer and general commission agents for Dalgary Co Foolbeokers. The notice seeks goods for sale and warns of prosecution for fraudulent acts. Also mentions machinery wanted and Horsham district services with emphasis on trusted attention to customers.
A fragment from a 19th century notice references a sum of £100,000 at four percent interest. The legible bits indicate a formal financial matter likely tied to a trust or bond issue and an associated public record.
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