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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 15, 1923
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled note listing names and terms such as Tear Bet and Station Agents MTs DME Denes Lomein Eek Opelong Testorwt Hebi Oe The Calum Prats and Anaryalin. Details are unclear but appear to reference people and places.
A clearing sale is announced to take place one and a half miles from Greve te Nin Bok and Savveg on Wednesday May 24 with set times and marked items for auction. The notice provides location hints and sale details readable in the OCR fragment.
John McAuley and Son advertises private sale of six room house with outbuildings and land, an eight room house with four room house, 13 acres street land and 1 to 4 acre lots, all near M1 conveniences. Includes a social good building allotment and 550 acres freehold. Agents Crowm Separators.
In France the report notes durability and a unique auto and arm a proficiency linked to R. T. Plant Peugeot. The item mentions phones option 180 private 201 patron township proportion land stock and fodder invites and hay stack insurance.
Faint readable fragment shows Pity Melbeaurny and the Anuanviann Company amid reaction notes. Mentions Kay agitation Acenlon Crys and Vow Aceabenty Workrte with references to Lastity and Lave Sbuleh Visurmne at fowner Bare Younuheatland.
A fragmented OCR reading lists various agencies and stock sale events tied to David Anderson Co at Norwstjulen and Horsham, mentioning Hart Land Morlynge A Age and other regional names. It references trusted valuators, stock sales and associated agents across multiple Australian locales and firms.
One acre land on Sloss Street near Bail lie Street Went offered for sale by Mr Halligan. Property includes plastered coop and other improvements. Terms and conditions appear in the listing with a signing date set for Friday the sixteenth of March at 2 pm.
Auctioneer John Kimberley and Sons offers stock land and wares for sale. The listing mentions general commission agents sworn valuator services and a location at Ryai's Buildings Horsham with various goods and items tied to auctions and sales.
An announcement describes a central garage named Wilson SRE in Horsham offering 24 hour service with wide inventory including tyres and tubes. It highlights agents for Prestulite products, motor cycles, and car components, plus demonstrations and delivery details.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic discourse with names like Graal and Meltooupme, touching on political paranoia, court judgments, and a prophecy about wealth and power. The piece references memory, deposition, and public intrigue surrounding legal and social legitimacy.
A fragmentary inked note mentions activities and symbols tied to a local scene. It references a sky, soil, and a figure or group named in association with daily routines and a growing presence in the south. The legible bits hint at routine events and dates without full clarity.
Fragmented OCR depicts a business and notice fragment with names, addresses, and a factory slogan. It mentions a vice chairman, managers, and district agents, plus a promotional line about vehicles stressing four key points: looks, lasts, makes, and a reassuring phrase about quality.
Australian natives meet at Horsham to elect officers for the ensuing year and hear a Victorian Board of Directors official address. Supper to follow. The gathering aims to discuss national questions and polling matters with speakers including Victor La Gian.
Large crowds attended both services at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday with Rev. T Brows of Williamstown officiating. The morning sermon and later activities included a free school picture show and plans for town events, while the evening service featured discussions on community matters and a schedule of forthcoming entertainments at the town hall.
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