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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
5
Fragmented text lists Young Brothers stock and station agents alongside various names and locations. The garbled draft mentions auctions, site details, and assorted entities, implying a regional sale or stock transfer notice with incomplete place and date data. The item reads as a rough classifieds fragment.
An unclear Horsham stock market entry notes activity across multiple unnamed securities and traders. The fragmentary lines mention prices, areas, and names such as Lipson and Loncarne, with no clear transactions or outcomes to clarify the week’s performance.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to John Fenton and Co and multiple names with scattered phrases about markets, people, and places. The piece reads like a garbled historical ad or notice with no clear narrative. Names such as John Fenton and Co appear alongside varied terms and stray brand-like words, with no coherent event or outcome.
A damaged notice mentions books for sale at The Vorsiass Finca. The item references a date in prose and discusses a Mrs Sedat tone and driving for a forthcoming event.
Agents announce a full line view of equipment and machinery from Toe Nie and Mercantile firms. Executives limit the offerings to items by Hallarad Trovtées and Ayre. Fire Assurance and harvesting works names appear in a fragmented list with telephone contact.
A garbled report lists stock sale names and figures with unclear references to Merino Eyres, Tambo Moving Rama, and Merini Fares. It notes partial numbers like 4 mad B480ths and references to vendors or participants without cohesive context or dates. The fragmentary text hints at a market event but lacks verifiable names or outcomes.
David Anderson and Co advertise as auctioneers land stock and finance agents with a wide reach in New South Wales. The notice claims access to cheap money via mortgage and lending services, listing multiple names and firms and promising extensive agent coverage.
Strachan Murray and Shannon and Stock and Produce Brokers of Orelong are named in a land sale notice. The fragmentary text mentions David Anderson and Noradjuha district, with unclear references to local brokers and parcels.
Fragmented OCR text shows T H Laidlaw Co auctioneers offering stock and money lending with unclear details. The readable phrases mention auction, sale day, and interest terms but specifics are obscured.
Hammond Olsen & Co advertise building allotments in a suburban area with prices starting around £300. The notice mentions available plots, with emphasis on filtration of properties and potential development opportunities in the local market.
Credit font loans on farms from 50 to 2000 pounds at eight percent interest, terms up to seven years with no mortgage charge. States Savings Bank branch details, stock and certificate offerings, and notes on market rates and settlements. Includes references to Clarke and Co and local exchange listings.
Trade notices list provisions and pricing details for dairy products and associated goods. Names and locations are partial and garbled, but reference to milling, shipping, and market terms appear alongside dated listings and prices.
Fragmentary notes list names and places related to a service death in wartime. Items mention Weather, Veivate Wieetay Howlers, Dearborn Foysit, and various surnames and locales such as Hochmte, Langley, Flemington, and Austen Vamualis Coating. The text preserves individuals, dates, and associations without a clear narrative.
The article notes a collapse in fruit trade prices and warns of grave financial risks for merchants. It describes efforts to form cooperative financing with capital and freight support to move fruit abroad, detailing proposed loans and guarantors, and mentions Fasilities and district merchants seeking ways to stabilize markets.
Fragmented writing references a central agency and reform proposals in Methrzurme. Mentions growers, a widespread movement, and a call for action by a district trait or central body amid disorganized farming and secret negotiations.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at potash trade disputes involving multiple regions and a potential shipment planning. Mentions Melbourne, Port Mabe Laurol, South western liaison, and a public sale context. Reading remains garbled with numerous misspellings and missing words.
A sprawling, scattered OCR block mentions many topics from wheat regulation to retail patterns and public notices. It references individuals such as Sean and Mant, multiple organizations, and a broad array of places, dates, and numbers, all interwoven with technical banking, agricultural, and transportation jargon.
Readable fragments mention a local event or notice with limited details and no clear dates or names. The text is partial and lacks structured information about participants, organizations, or outcomes.
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