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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text lists a ram sale and related events with multiple garbled names and places. It references Young Bros and possible sale timing, but many words are unreadable. The readable items hint at a rural community market, sales, and local notices without clear dates or locations.
Fragmented listing details a horse sale dated November at Rus ham with numerous horse names, pedigrees, and prices. The text mentions mares, foals, weights, and various stallions, along with vendor and location cues. Many names are garbled, but the core item is a public sale event featuring horses and related bidding.
Hast is a garbled text fragment about property for sale with unclear terms and multiple nonstandard phrases. The readable portion mentions a sale context and references to names, places, and potential vendors but lacks coherent details or verifiable entities.
Fragments show land sale notices, auctions, and assorted ads. Names, places, and numbers appear rough and partial, with scattered references to bids, dates, and buyers amid lingering OCR noise.
A local notice describes a surplus stock sale with timbered goods cattle and hobbes items. It mentions Friday October and Thursday November sale dates, invitation to view, and prices or balance details for various agricultural and farm stock.
Fragmentary readable phrases mention treatment, dates, measurements, venues, names like Arana Trimelecom and Bronsted Tatarnins, plus percentages and warnings. Text appears as garbled historical newspaper OCR with no clear incident, person, or outcome to anchor a concise, accurate card.
An auction notice advertises sales at St Arnaud Town Hall on Tuesday November 1st with terms including a 15 March settlement and a reserve on multiple properties. It lists parcels near the railway station, details improvements, and notes bidder rights and payment terms.
Surplus sheep listed for sale by John Fenton of Horsham and partner Young Bros of Wamilton. Auction to be held with details indicating quantity and conditions. Estimated totals and lot descriptions appear in the notice, with location implied in the Horsham region and participants named in the segment.
Fragmentary notes describe Wheat Land, Mt William Estate, with scattered phrases about ownership, location, and inquiries. The garbled text mentions assessors, sales, and possible parcel references, but key facts are indiscernible.
Fragmentary notice mentions parties and official action with unclear identifiers. Readable elements include a docket style reference and statutory authority, but specific names and dates are omitted or garbled. The fragment suggests a formal process pending in a local or state agency.
The fragmentary note appears to reference advertising or notices with unclear wording. It mentions advertisers and a request for information or engagement, but lacks coherent context, dates, or identifiable names to interpret further.
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