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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
11
Fragmented obituary notice lists William Crystal deceased with references to heirs and executors. Mentions locations, family connections, and legal proceedings. includes archaic phrasing and multiple corrupted names. Reads like a probate or estate notice from an old court or church record with dates and watchful guardians.
Fragmented vintage classifieds list a mix of transactions from real estate to vehicles to services. The readable items mention wanted to buy leads, land for sale, estates and auctions, and second hand wheels with prices and locations across various places and people.
In a fragmented report items mention Os Plister achieving a win on a Wednesday next in August. The text lists various names and phrases with unclear context including Montgomery, Nora Brier, and Berard, making precise events hard to determine.
An auction advertisement lists household furniture and effects including various items and an assortment of pledges. It notes a sale date and location with bidding terms and contact details, inviting participants to attend and place bids on the items described. The text reflects a busy sale with multiple lines of offerings and mentions rewards and deadlines.
A vintage timetable lists multiple railway lines and branches with dates in September. It references routes including Terra, Western District, and South Coast with connections at Suns, Locks, and Branch stations. The notice instructs readers to consult posters for full details and lists Mclachlan as secretary.
Fragmented OCR item notes a public auction by J P Lister at a Pitt Street location with vague dates in August and November. Other names such as J Selig at King Street Newtown appear in garbled form. The text is partial and difficult to interpret accurately.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Vita database item likely a public notice from Wriehtvitle Cobar dated January 198, with unclear details and missing context.
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