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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
3
An unreadable stream of OCR text lists many names, places, and phrases without clear narrative flow. The fragmental material mentions persons such as Me, Shainst, Warree, Remy Slant, and others alongside scattered references to places and actions, yielding no coherent report or event.
The notice details Wimmora and Western Clatrist stock activities amid a chaotic market scene. It mentions figures, foetal LN, and assorted names, with references to a factory and various geographic locations. The fragmentary text hints at price movements, trading actions, and regulatory notes within a broad financial context.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Nest meeting at a Revere parish. Mentions a committee or group forming to seat someone named Pete and discusses private property implications. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item noting names such as See Colemin Remeieg and Saber of Tot ant Sirs Cheap wat, with unclear context and no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered names and phrases about agents, balances, and opera. Unable to determine a coherent event, person, or place due to severe garbling.
Fragmentary notice advertises a one day only event titled Cuinesh Doctor Mermalist at Bloesbam on Friday. It mentions a sale of items and a mention of a price or entry, with unclear extra details from the damaged text.
A detailed auction notice from West Wy atone and Trambok, Son a Co, Sydney, describes sale of parcels in the Wheat Land estate and nearby properties. The text lists timelines, bidding terms, and a percentage for commission, with references to specific local parcels and the estate’s holdings.
A garbled OCR item lists numerous livestock breeds and farm equipment from New Zealand imports, mentioning mares, foals, colts, merino sheep, iron tanks, drills, and sundry farming gear. It references people like Sheryl and various locations and brands, though details are obscured by transcription errors.
D Barwell, tailor, promotes suits to suit all overcoats with affordable prices. Ad copy highlights firetraces and winter suitings from a Dublin or Alreham based shop. References to Davey and Co. and auspicious tailoring terms imply a local clothing business advertising services and goods.
Fragmentary text mentions Baltlio Street Horshi and legal notices about properties, trades, and a company Andrew Jack & Sons with addresses on McDonald Street Morton Aton Say Lemen.
Fragmented advertisement lists farm and property offerings in Dubbo area including farming land water supply and tractor equipment. Mentions J M Walker station agent and local firms with scattered terms like manure and lease references.
Fragmentary OCR shows a 8 acre land sale or lease near Melbourne with mention of brick buildings, sheds, and a large hall. Terms include weekly payments around 10 per week and several animals and hay noted. Cleared conditions and rural property elements implied.
Horsham Corporation Yards details a planning and development note with scattered references to blocks, building plans, and associates. The text mentions David Anderson and Co and various locations in Horsham with unclear project elements and potential construction activity.
Old and garbled text references David Anderson & Co finance agents Horsham and related services. Mentions writs calls for agents and insurance, with unclear details about current rates and settlements. Represents a damaged OCR of a historic financial notice involving lending and property matters.
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