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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
3
Auction notice lists Young Brothers in a regional sale offering Opels and related equipment. Names Maurice andNaNimal appear amid unclear text. location references include settlements and counties, with a general sale window implied.
A fragmented OCR read shows Horsham Corporation yard terms and unclear references to Mun Air and Toung Bros. The readable names hint at corporate entities and possible yard or project notes but specifics are obscured.
A fragmentary Horsham market page lists Mutual Provident and a life insurance society with several agents and companies. It mentions stock and bond listings, fire insurance, and a New Zealand related firm with a limited amount of loan money and muling rates, but many words are garbled.
Reading of a disordered text shows Campbell and Sons Horse Parade details unclear. The fragment mentions local entities and names like Wah and Iraneim Papide with scattered notes on sale and treats.
Fragmented OCR text shows names like F. W. Grabsch and various nonsensical phrases, suggesting a damaged notice about agents and sellers. Mentions of sales, crops, livestock, and prices hint at a classified or public sale item but core details are unreadable. The readable elements imply a sales negotiation or property listing with unclear participants.
A fragmented auction notice lists David Anderson & Co and several agents conducting a stock sale at the Worshang Corporation Yard. Names such as Wane and Enaenon and others appear with unclear roles. The date and precise items are obscured by OCR errors but the sale proceeds at a municipal yard with insurance and agency firms involved.
Fragmented text describes a furniture sale and auction with scattered names and items. The readable parts mention sale actions, locations, and various odd phrases, indicating an inventory or listing process. No clear dates or full entities emerge to confirm a complete event.
Finance agents in Dorstad advertise affordable lending terms on Broad Actw Township securities. The notice emphasizes the absolute lowest rates and urges rapid engagement by interested parties, citing trust and reliability assurances for David Anderson and Co.
A damaged OCR style notice references the National Mutual Life Association of Australia Limited. The text mentions payments, bonuses, profits to policyholders, and agents offering current rates of interest on apparel reform, with calls to apply for details. No clear date or actionable item is readable.
Hagelthorn and Bolton advertise as land and general commission agents operating across Victoria with auction sales at various yards, offering loans negotiated on wool advances and noting agency reach in Gip Geelong and North Geelong regions. The fragmentary text names multiple agencies, insurance partners, and related businesses, indicating broad commercial activity in land sales, loans, and hardware or manufacturing exchanges.
In a noted stock sale the event lists numerous parties including Ieuan Gunes and Merrion Hine with references to Bun Twundiateis Hagelthorn Bolton and Wether Sh A. The notice mentions 2041 and several associates, with a focus on names of individuals and firms connected to the sale and exhibition. The fragmentary text points to a local public sale or exhibition context with multiple participants and entities.
Commercial Intelligence notes Horsthorpe retail sector activity with scattered addresses and prices. It references Hoag and UNL figures, listing dates and draft deals, including delivery expectations and potential divestiture steps.
Public notice announces a furniture sale and details deposit interest rates at Colonial Bank and Australasia Limited. It lists rates for term deposits, monthly deposits, and annual yields, along with a removal notice for a bank manager.
The notice records a relocation of premises for the business Schwennesen Ter Tailoe, now moved to premises at Fivebrace Street, Horsham. The text documents the transfer and street address update for the firm's official filing.
TH Laidlaw and Co auctioneers announce weekly sales in the Corporate Yards Hamilton area and at Holton place. Goods include fast and stern show items with stock and deeds conducted every Friday. Names and places such as Goddaleigh Mort Cay La Nwoltraers Sietbourne appear in listings.
Money to lend from Broad Street firm laidlaw and co seeks investment in funds named Trust Moneys. Low rent options offered through LAIDLAW and LO. Investment opportunities framed as secure and prompt for appetite capital.
A fragment from a 1920s notice describes Brighton Grammar School with Master Crowther of Western Australia. It notes aims to raise students to senior public examination standards, religious instruction, a range of sports and gymnasium facilities, and a head master overseeing school activities. The text is garbled but centers on curriculum and facilities.
Fragmented OCR notes show Clarendon College at Ballarat with mentions of A Apron raat teliawr and Apeec and Sebook, plus references to 1st Class Homory and ANAMLNATION RESULTS. The text is garbled but hints at overseas projects or programs and academic or athletic results linked to the college.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a Chinese herbalist and a person or entity labeled BABY 31 with unclear identifiers. Readable bits suggest a local public notice or classified snippet with names and scattered terms, but key facts remain obscured.
Fragmentary report mentions Che Horsham Dimes with Pate Beogy dy and Peay. References to YNOAY JOE, Pienaar, and Pambd as price of Weayocracy Tr appear garbled. Details unclear about dates, actions, or outcomes. core items are uncertain.
The text shows a jumbled mix of wartime politics, local governance, and public notices with numerous garbled names and places. It references resignations, parliamentary sessions, criminal or legal matters, and community updates, all in a noisy, unreadable OCR fragment.
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