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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
4
An assortment of notices lists auction and clearing sale items across branches in Donald Ararat Netimas Barstow Jeperit Kauive and Wi agencies at Strsthdowale Lake Bons Hynyem Pomaburet Balerore with specialty gas sale details and regional auctions in South Australia and Terance state areas.
Horsham and Warracknabeal stock sale notices appear with scattered lines about buyers, vendors, and lots. The fragmentary copy mentions the Warracknabeal yards and June timing, with names such as Young Gros and Laure amid unclear details of lots and prices.
Auction listings announce stock and clearing sales to be conducted by Young Bros with multiple sale days and locations. The notices include dates in June and June week events, with items such as household furniture and land sales mentioned along with drive details and delivery terms.
A fragmentary notice lists events including Amvest Horsham Stallion Parade and Sales at Hor Gum Ste Yerds, Early Entre invited, with scattered references to markets and weekly fairs on various July dates and unrelated ad-like lines. Strong entities include Horsham Stallion Parade, Hor Gum Ste Yerds, St. Anne Weekly Market, and dates in July.
A garbled 19th century market listing appears, detailing Saturday stock market notes by week, with scattered mentions of Ararat, Goroke, and Bethesda. The text includes dates around June 17 and June 20, references to stock prices, local stations, and market events, but is largely unreadable with many OCR errors.
The notice outlines a Goroke stock sale on a Wednesday in May with details about the sale under official instructions. It mentions the sale date and related procedural notes, reflecting a local stock transfer or auction announcement.
An unclear OCR fragment notes a stock sale involving Matimuk and references to We Ranay and Hamteyan with scattered phrases about bids and a cat. The readable content lacks full details such as date, location, or parties. Summary preserves only observable entities and hints of a sale.
Fragmented OCR describes orchard property with references to sale terms and a principal site at a northern secondary property. Mentions a main shed and an investor line, with partial details about the auction, locations, and participants. The text is garbled but implies sale of composed estate assets and associated orchards.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a ledger item mentioning David Anderson associated with 2Co TCT and a Bankers National Beak in Bersham. No clear events or dates emerge. content is incomplete but suggests a notice or record of financial or organizational affiliation.
Notice to attract investors and land buyers about broker fees and potential interest charges. Unclear names and places appear, but document references land dealings and commissions tied to a sale or brokerage.
Strachan Murray and Shannon of Geelong lead a list including Dinaafars and Bloatosk among others in a regional note on wool prices and agricultural grazing rates. J Sanderson and Linton ppm Nes appear in related market items with references to Sheriides yards and current rate discussions.
Fragmented notice describes property for sale in the Nedah District with mixed garbled terms. Mentions farm features like paddocks, water tanks, and multiple unclear names and phrases. The readable parts indicate sale prospects and generic land descriptors rather than a clear offer or price.
Partial OCR text shows a rural listing with farm goods and various named individuals. Many phrases are garbled, but multiple proper nouns and locations appear, suggesting a catalog of farm produce, tools, and local people, with scattered references to measurements and prices, all presented in a period newspaper card style.
Classified notice advertises sale of wilding materials including Sandring VAP KUAT on 6th, 19H, with ACD pam terms and conditions.
Hagelthorn and Bolton, operating from VR, announce offerings including avowed items and parcels on VanRest Street Hora and nearby areas. The notice references intermediaries and a variety of goods, with action implied by the listing.
Local agricultural ad items describe farming and fattening properties offered for sale in a regional area. The notice names properties in Gunnemam Sa and Ute of Ntir al ia sal, listing land suitable for cattle fattening and crop farming. The short item hints at sale details and property scope for prospective buyers.
Fragmented OCR shows a local notice about a clearing sale on account of Symons Ris with mentions of pastry stands and high horses, farming implements, machinery, and tools. The notice lists participants and vendors including Morahan and Puls Brothers, with references to general agents Horsham and Australian firms. The item reads as a chaotic catalog of farm gear, vehicles, and sales terms, reflecting a busy rural auction page.
Andrew Jack and Sons on Gale by Sagetatin emseies shows contracts for foley work and general stock concerns at Burton. Unclear details mention contracts and rating status amid a local business review and street address at McDonald Street.
An OCR damaged fragment appears to reference a public notice or obituary style item with scattered names and dates. The readable parts include names like Bryne and Jereavement, and numbers that hint at dates or ages, but the full event remains unclear. The piece resembles a late 19th or early 20th century notice with partial personal references.
An unreadable OCR clipping mentions teams and players with scattered names and dates. The fragment hints at a game recap or box score but lacks coherent details or outcomes to confirm specific entities or results.
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