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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 22, 1900
Page
4
Involving Andrew Sel ick and others, the case concerns alleged misdeposited grain worth at least 12 months ago. The hearing notes weather-related delays and witness accounts, with multiple local figures named in the extended report.
A dense list of lease transfers and property dealings from multiple parties including Mary J. Bell, Hodge, McLennan, Christina Waiber, Margaret Baten, and J. Marshall Bree. The items cover lease assignments, mortgage-like transfers, and approvals under section 3, with numerous names and locations such as Woorukt, Quan long, Arapiea, and Teatros Maley Ahamente.
Fragmented record shows Hor sham land board actions with bids, payments, and site references. Mentions developers, blocks, approvals, and staff notes, including names and project figures, in a tense proceeding with implied public interest.
A damaged fragmentary letter from a Franco Troop unit member discusses war strains and medical remedies. It mentions Australian and British soldiers in Africa, loans, and praise for a medicine claimed to cure headaches and bilious symptoms. The text cites broken phrases about a tour of New South Wales and a soldier named Charles O'Seil and a South Vin Kennpac town.
A fragmentary OCR text hints at a British victory with scattered lines and garbled phrases. It appears to celebrate triumphs and ceremonies but lacks coherent detail or clear names, places, or dates. The readable bits convey a festive tone yet offer no verifiable facts.
Fragmentary readable text mentions names and numbers without clear events. Unable to determine a coherent news item or outcome from the garbled OCR. Preservation of any identifiable entities is limited by the source quality.
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