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Newspaper
Sydney Empire
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1852
Page
2
A chaotic auction notice lists items for sale including ladies clothing, tools, ship provisions, and bales of various goods. Names such as Mr George A Lloyd and references to the ship Nestor appear amid scattered consignments and packing details, with timings and locations noted for sale day in Adelaide.
A damaged ledger style notice outlines a large estate auction near Parramatta with multiple properties and stock. It describes farms, cottages, cottages, outbuildings, and extensive land frontage along a river, listing prices, rental potential, and improvements. Various lots, buildings, and livestock are described as part of the sale, with emphasis on value and development potential.
A fragmentary OCR item describes a large public auction event at an unspecified station with items including household gear, clothing, and livestock. It mentions Mayn Station, Towne, and dates in July and March, with bids, lots, and a public auction process conducted by local authorities or trustees. The text references property, premises, and extensive sale of goods with stated quantities and conditions.
A historical notice details auctioning of valuable properties including a estate near Castle Read. It notes rents, valuations, and property descriptions with emphasis on leased assets, yearly rents around £180, and the aim to realize fair market values amidst war conditions. The piece names bidders, locations, and the seller’s expectations while describing the sale process and prospective buyers.
Auction notice lists valuable items including inking and blacking goods. Details are fragmented with unclear dates and participants but indicates sale of wares in Pars Town with a focus on price and availability.
A long, fragmentary OCR reads like a political essay or transcript. It references public figures such as Palmerston and a debate on defense, independence, and imperial policy. Names, places, and dates are scattered, including Sydney and Australia connections, with discussions on governance and military matters.
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