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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1940
Page
4
Instructed by MR C K FORRESTER of 60 Kol is Avenue, sale on Wednesday September at 1 in Sunny wood. Includes bed suits wardrobe dressing tables chests leather dining suite kitchen ware carpets and rugs. Large mix of furniture and sundries all in splendid order, unreserved sale as owner leaves district.
In conjunction with Dalgety and Company Limited Horstead Street a sale by John E. Spurrell on the above date features 39 lambs and merino ewes, 21 cows including seven fore, four horses with two high mounts, various farm implements and sundries. Mr Spurrell has leased the premises for immediate possession and all stock will be sold as is without reserve. Buyer attendance encouraged. tea will be provided. Horsham
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The notice details Goldsbrough Mort and Company Limited opening market with lambs sheep cattle and horses for sale. Highlights include 800 suckler lambs 20 fat lambs and many other categories. Terms require buyers to arrange terms with agents prior to sale.
Field day at Major McMaster's farm featured lectures by J Roy Stewart chief veterinary surgeon of the Biological Institute of Australasia on cancer eye operations and stock care. Farmers from the irrigation area and beyond heard demonstrations on anaesthesia, fistula cases, and post mortem notes, with guidance on pastures, worm control, vitamins, and stock health linking to human health.
A historical note suggests that a cure for a liver fluke stage relies on snails as hosts. It claims that eradicating snails would curb the disease, and that a near solution of bluestone showed effectiveness in killing snails.
The article describes reindeer herds thriving as Cannas experiment with farm reimtont, noting aid to needy Eskimos and distant coastal developments. It reports on new colonies forming, with reference to the Markeneie deity, distant regions, and potential future settlements beyond Coppermine and along the Anetyo colonies, detailing population figures and regional leaders.
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person or name WL Wiley and a potential alias or hoax context. Readable bits indicate a dishonest claim or impersonation surrounding Carmaine and an event or item described as fake. The readable terms suggest a news blip about a phony act or impostor.
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