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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various stray phrases and words including names and places, but lacks clear context or coherent events. The text appears as disjointed sequences, with no identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
A garbled excerpt lists game day notes and various names and places. It references Beanie, a hotel, and multiple names such as Geralduys and Niky Caste with scattered numbers and dates, suggesting a sports or event program fragment with unclear context.
A damaged OCR excerpt shows garbled text with scattered names and phrases. Key facts such as persons, places, dates, or events are unreadable, leaving the item unclear, though it resembles a notice or listing from a local periodical.
Hear Saadshaw desire to win Sut Sony. The piece notes a horse-shoeing hawker claiming superior craft and a long-standing reputation. It lists GOONDHAN and GOON DHAN street addresses and mentions Joseph Bradshaw seeking to supply services in Momstak area with detailed promises of quality work.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses farm tools and machinery, mentioning engines and equipment terms. It references fields, shorearmed or shore related terms, and a senior bar. Overall unclear.
Fragmented text appears to list engine makers and equipment names with street address references. The readable portions mention Hoskin Jellart engines, shearing machines and separators, England, and street names like Fecebrace Street and Hobsuam, but many words are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR lists C. C. Clark and Co and several firms with multiple misspelled names like DUILHERES and ONTIACTNRS, followed by various odd terms and a few surnames such as Wilson and Stevers, all associated with Horsham. The text lacks coherent context or complete details.
Fragmentary OCR lists Orient Line steamers and routes including Plymouth London passages and named ports such as Toulon and Sus Canal Fora. Mentions Western Australia and Atlantic sailing terms, with garbled names and numbers.
An extensive illustrated Garment and Cloths sale from W J Miller Co. advertises a wide range of ladies and menswear including gowns, coats, bodices, skirts, and undergarments. Prices given per yard or item, with many items in silk, crepe, wool, and cotton, plus accessories and hosiery.
A scrambled railway schedule lists multiple routes to Horsham and nearby towns including Lenial, Dimboola, Toolondo, Natimcarr, Warracknabeal, Hopetoun and Beulah. It notes weekdays and Saturday services with arrival and departure times, and references several stations across the region.
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