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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1923
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR describes a historical railway issue in Goroke and Morea. Mentions presuming or proposed lines, local actors such as farmers, officials, and a timeline hinting at governance or military tones. No clear dates or outcomes. readable names include Mareen and Emily as potential respondents or witnesses.
The report notes market conditions at Wodonga with supply constraints and weak metal quality affecting forward trades. Traders focus on cattle values with limited demand and several price figures cited, though details are fragmented and hard to read.
Unable to extract clear facts from the fragment. The readable text mentions persons and terms but lacks coherent event, dates, or organizations to form a concrete news item.
An array of discounted womenswear and accessories with bold price reductions. Items include Saar Tweed and Comte coats, Weber Cyats dresses, frocks with trim, skirts and vests, and confections like velour notes and mink tone pieces. Also offered are children's wear, hats, and waterproof garments at reduced stocktaking prices.
A fragmented listing shows prices for grey and white flannelette items. It notes different stock names including Sabe Price and Simek Waite with quantities and sale prices. Another line references Bele Price and JZ ivek White and Cream items with a higher stock quantity and lower sale price.
Fragmentary OCR shows Meinch heavy white German flannelette priced 1/0 and 12/0 dozen, spers flannelette at 1/6 with 12/6 Hale price per dozen, and Hhineh stripe flannelette at 1/8 with sale price 1a per yard.
A mid century sale lists discounted prices for towels including Cobieorhed, Christy Unbleached, and White Turkish Towels. Sale prices range from about 1 to 2 shillings with multiple sizes and bundles offered, indicating a broad linen sale.
A garbled sale notice lists reduced prices on soiled blankets and quilts in various colors and finishes. Mentions yardage and sale pace, with references to white and colored fabrics and satin finishes, plus special reductions on tied items.
A fragmented notice notes mail orders and personal visits, urging assurance that transactions are considered. It mentions low taxes and equal satisfaction, with reference to execution of an arrangement by mail and direct contact.
Fragmentary OCR lists leather boots and derby front styles with stock taking prices. Mentions Genta shoes, Brice, Dale and Whybrow, with prices around 2 to 20 units and references to Tan Boots and Derby fronts.
A fragment notes events titled Table of Ladies Flannelette Nights and Calico Nights to be elected at noon. The text lacks full details but indicates a local social or fundraising event with a deadline around midday.
A garbled catalog style listing items with values and weights such as Star Specials ve Gabiten 23 yard and Heinek Holly Sheeting. multiple product names appear with old fashioned price tags like 24 percent Star rico and 1/9 unit values. The passage resembles a shop inventory or ad with numerous misread terms and nonsensical phrases.
Fragmented OCR lists fabric names and star price marks such as indigo dye navy gabardine and cheek pinendette blousing. Entries include percentages and widths, with references to children’s dress material and various textures. Names and values are partially garbled but indicate a discount or pricing ledger for textiles.
Readable items include navy gray sweaters, cotton tea shirts, and men’s brown underpants with stated values. Notable entries mention price tags like 4/11 and 8/1, with references to star rice and other garbled notes.
A list of assorted goods names various hosiery and haberdashery items with prices and bundle details. Items include cashmere, gloves, studs, and wool gloves with color notes and pack sizes, noting star price markers and approximate worth for each item.
Readable fragments show a stocktaking sale listing various fabrics including calico, white sheeting, damask, twill, and linen. Prices range from a few pence to several shillings per yard with notes on sale price and original value. Named items include 3¢-inch calico, heavy white sheeting, white damask, and unbleached damask among others. The exact quantities and several lines are garbled.
Companies Horrockees Crewdsons Hollins Sheeting advertise heavy sheeting in bulk with sale prices ranging from 2/11 to 41 percent discounts. Products include White Twill and Pillow Cotton options with various widths and listed sale prices. Shown are details for Horrockeses line, Crill and Crewdsan items, and related calico and twill sheeting offerings with prices and discounts.
J Langlands and Sons advertises The House of Big Values selling a wide range of goods at discounted prices. The notice highlights bargains on household items and tools, inviting customers to visit the shop for low prices and specials.
An extensive listing of men’s apparel and accessories with sale prices. Items include cotton tweed trousers, English engineer twists, striped patterns, shirts, pyjamas, hats, and jackets. Also features women's and children's garments and assorted woolen and cashmere pieces with discount terms and stock notes.
Footwear items listed with stock taking prices in a run on lines including ladies oxford shoes patent coat shoes and glaze versions. Noted reduced pricing appears in fractions and shillings with references to boys boots and shoes advertised at greatly reduced prices.
A fragmented listing shows agricultural shows planned across towns with dates from October including Hopetoun and Seulah, plus scattered garbled lines about pests. The text also mentions cockroaches and corns and warts remedies with incomplete product names and prices.
Fragmentary note mentions Scott Hiss and a case involving Sam and Beep Smop at Virehence Getect Snow Ope. Text is garbled with limited readable names and phrases about Frosh Fish and limited items.
Fragmentary advertisement notes jack Francis Farrier offering best steel and materials for show horses with quick service. Also lists competent assistant and addresses in NULQON STREET and WATE repressionate area with mentions of an auction room on WIAOS STREET and Dor shham. Mr Bennett featured for Allidavita NW in the notice.
A commissionary at the Supreme Court on Wilkow Street Horsham announces a general agent action to seize and liquidate farm and business interests. The order directs attachment of assets under the insolvency provisions and calls for creditors to register claims by a stated deadline.
Advertisement states Darlot Street premises offer cures without operation daily from 9 pm to 9 pm. It emphasizes internal and external remedies and promotes continued availability at the listed location.
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