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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text lists a sale in Horsham with scattered names and places. It mentions a valet, a prime person, Young Bros, and various garbled terms. no clear event outcome or concrete facts emerge beyond a sale notice context.
Important land sale notice references Horsham area markets and various venues. It mentions a person Amy Phan, aged 48, and notes terms of sale, location details, and expected dates. The text is fragmented but indicates an auction or sale process with listed properties and participants.
A garbled OCR passage presents a tangle of words and partial names. No clear event or individuals emerge. context and meaning are too distorted to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
A historical notice references 2400 acres in WV near Trois Wiad and Ont Lane, with SLITH SOETIERS PHAECEIOS OP Bolac Plains Estate mentioned, attributed to Dalgety & Co Limited. The fragmentary text notes a property or estate listing by the company in association with AURA Ne duo wena and hres BM a Van.
Fragmentary OCR describes sales conducted and loans negotiated with unclear terms and scattered place names. Mentions Hagelthorn Bolton and Trimboole Warrechaabens and Tatars with references to low rates, but details are illegible.
Andrew Jack announces the commencement of business in Winamere District with a station and general coal business. The notice highlights his prior experience in district requirements and careful initiation to benefit public patrons. Midland Brow and Wir's Mute Danee Wena Winns referenced, with moderate charges and special attention to balance.
Learmonth Bros Wilson Street nonsmaM WTCTIONEERS & VALUES conduct auction sales of stock land and estates in any part of the State with lowest terms. Agencies for The Australian Construction and Trust Association and National Mutual Life assemble limited firms. Horsham holds every Saturday and Thursday telephoned notices.
Fragmented OCR note lists Clifford E. Dowling as a mission agent with scattered names and places including Perth and Uvary, alongside partial company references and non sequitur terms, yielding an unclear civic or professional context.
Dalgety ait Co Cam eslowy nan tan plentil aems for Selo bntyhig in Yrier fromm LOO ta EtG Yaies et al propertina Yor fi primnators Aguly 9 DALGETY te Co Lad in A Station Agwobs CAMPERDOWN
Fragmentary text references subdivision sales, district mentions, and references to railway stations and individuals. The readable portions name a place near a grill, a New Line area, and a person named Charles Read with station value notes. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
A fragmented notice reports sales involving Pat and Store Shoap ant Win combusted ta. References to Corporation Hanan and London Fire Assurance Ci vics indicate insurance and sales actions. Details are garbled with dates such as 4 Go and sums like 4,000,000 and £100,000 appearing amid unclear names and locations.
Fragmented OCR notes show Richards and Co offering bridal photographs in Ballarat. Mentions studio, prices, and possible catalog entries with dates and locations, but text is garbled. Readable items indicate photography services for brides with listed prices and studio references in Ballarat.
A fragmentary publisher notice lists Goroke and Timboola agents including AR MAWKINS and Mrs Jory, with references to subscription notices and annual rates. The garbled text notes public notices and advertising details and mentions local entities and the year 25.
Fragmented OCR text references the Horsham Times and Melbourne market news. It mentions wool advances and sector talk with names like George An and Land Gaes, plus references to agencies and international traders. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and partial phrases, but indicates market activity and industrial notes from Melbourne.
Fragmentary OCR gives a listing promising sore ha shows with a price of £100 per gent, indicating entries or admissions but details are unclear and incomplete.
The noisy text references a public commission or council action, a racecourse or track, and multiple names, dates, and monetary figures. It reads as a jumbled record of proceedings, possibly including bids, fees, and local notices, with scattered mentions of hearings, schedules, and participants.
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