Fragmented OCR shows a private sale and dealer notes
The readable text hints at a dated newspaper fragment describing private dealing and sales. It mentions prices, multiple names, locations, and vendors such as Walker, Sheppard Harvey, and Gonsiee, with references to sales, auctions, and various street addresses. The legible portions suggest a catalog-like listing of items and participants rather than a single coherent event.
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Aiesian Sains
Broture
Renern
Prank Teeland
Eusiex Street
Stoney — Koctinne
Taliway
Gali Shiney
Anders Peampety
Telsee MM Rector
Dalls Ewan. Wright. and CO
Lia, Geta
Mms
Lean Anson “Sales SU Rotiere Dapoe FM
Suttor
Gouth
Axyats
Meatox
Ome CO
Rediers
Dally
AB Mack
Redtern
Hettern
Ferry Overload Case Sets Heavy Penalty
Mr Barnett 9.1 ible morotun faced a proceeding with Willem Mitchelmore as the ferry case moved against him over passenger overload on the river vessel. The court heard the captain and deck hands describe overcrowding on the upper deck as 929 or more passengers were present at times, with seating strains noted and penalties discussed. The magistrate determined the vessel carried more than the licensed number and fined the defendant £88 18 with three months imprisonment considered if further violations occur.
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Barnett
Ible Morotun
Dreinion
Willem Mitchelmore
Oynister
Sthwaer Driuhron
Agaist
Tranmield
Stesses
Mic
Naviention
Barnet
sBe
Evigbiun
Ba Conde
Nian Pemmanei
Jack Robertson
Brightap
Ima
Leasing the Town Hall Controversy In Spanay City
Westa Pictures proprietor Mr T West sought a four month lease of the Town Hall at £160 weekly. Alderman Clark chaired a review, with Sundays included. The committee offered a four month term but West declined citing lack of continuity.
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T West
Westa Pictures
Spanay City
Powell
Ely Mothe
Sr West
West
Shipping Delays and Local Court Fines in Newtown
Late shipping arrivals include Fricuaris, CarTaie, and Captain Plurford from Melbourne, with departures for Soxitionen. Newtown Police Court fined Rebecca Brown for using an unsafe horse and Sarah Miles for selling Worchester sauce. Notices mention diverse postage stamps, newcastle and Marrickville firms, and a February 2 public life.
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Fricuars
Rile i
Pen Caartaie
Tram Cinve
Toy
Yaa
I Totck
Plurford
Melbourne
Mineard Smitenenpmny
Newtown
Rebecca Brown
King Street
Sarah Miles
Wg Keene
Addison Road
Marrickville
Newown
Hordern Brothers Flags Questioned for Public Safety
At Central Segment Court the Hordern Bros of Pittstrest faced charges for on January 15 causing bags suspended above the street in George Street to pose danger to passersby. The case details flags swinging in wind, attached awnings, and council arguments over public safety and bylaw authority.
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Segmont
Hordern Brovicis
Pittstrest
George-stramr
Nalias
Dawnon
Wiebart Seymour
Vhief
Imabe
Acpaticwu
Cs Cry Council
Tay
George-street
Fopus
Irigat
Mordera
Nurhee
Hdf
Georse
John Duncan
Neshaar
Sappad
Mage
Tathin
Donalison
Appointment of Goods Manager for New South Wales Railways
The article traces the appointment of a goods manager in New South Wales Railways. It notes the individual’s service since January 46, 1577, and outlines prior roles 1879 to 1882, then chief responsibilities in the goods branch. It mentions succession by Mr Day, later elevated positions, and public reaction including extensive correspondence and praise from officials and the public.
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New Soth Wales
Corry
Gnard
Elfreat
Partineti
Sydney
Coats
Euperinsengante
GT. Evans
J Harper
Day
Mulani
Taieerti
Wes
Tmeny
Floods disrupt railway near Curral s but Tamworth train passes
Flood conditions wash away part of the line blocking the Sydney to Tamworth passenger train near Curralsbut, forcing a southbound service to tranship. A northbound train continues, with passengers and mail transferred, arriving Tamworth about ninety minutes later. In Yass, the foundation stone for the new Methodiet Church was laid by Mrs Crago before a large crowd.
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Tamworth
Sydney
Curralsbuts Lst Avouing
Malin
Yass
Mra. P. T. Crago
To Inte Lord Augustus Loftus Ear Nose Throat Specialist Ad
To Inte Lord Augustus Loftus, formerly Governor of N.3.W. Professor Stanicil, Specialist Ear Nose and Throat, can encey, Wrayard Square, Syaner-
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Augustus Loftus
N.3.w
Stanicil
Canencey
Wrayard Square
Syaner
The Land Cases Cancelled Leases Continued
A long quoted deposition outlines challenges to Crown officials over improverment leases under the 1906 Act. Key figures include Mr Houston, Mr Pilcner, and Sir William Owen, with references to the Royal Commissioner and Crown Solicitor. The document details lease cancellation, board powers, and disputed applications for public land set aside for farming and settlement amid official inquiries.
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Pilcner
Houston
Paragreyi
Viajouin
Justine Owen
John Williams
Hugh Houstes
Crown Solicitor
Eax
Sir Wai Owen
Kita
Ie Improvement States Board
Shicd dix
Ngs Strahorn
Ain Notin
Accra
Seeerigtian
Plaisiif
Tie
Eltviae
Borel Paes
Plaignut
Willie Eames
Uibnay
Mulletry
Jesse Hy
Willis
Lantaly
Mungory
Juttice Wen
Pat Daly
Leoney
Nuestro
Minianr
She’ Tauls
Habach
Landa
Conpriand
Jensen
Plalgit
Plaimiem
Vuparianes
Moustac
Mma
Iessee
Ovation
Bern
Ashton
Lande
Contested Improvement Leases and Land Ownership Question
A historical court record discusses whether at the date of the oriental application for an improvement lease the land was mature and contemplated, and whether improvements had been warred out by the landlord. The board's December decision questioned the validity of the improvement lease and related certificates. The claimant argued ongoing occupancy until the matter was adjourned, asserting rights to the land and leases despite proceedings and alleged cancellations.
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Osnor Feesera Walernsted
Eia
Wlalm
Ceralne
Weather Outlook Slated Cool Winds With Showers Ahead
A desultory weather summary notes a cool southerly change moving in with generally fine conditions on the coast before renewed rain bands approach from the west. Strong southerly winds are forecast with scattered showers along the seaboard and possible thunder in later hours. Temperatures are expected to rise and fall across states with record highs noted in several towns on Thursday.
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Buresa Paresastes
Naual iSiner
South Australia
Mai
A. Seaboard
Uryaie
Thurwian
Wales
Manledie
Fistranest We
Crdpeilien
Ay Wit
Crea Ar Wares
Deniliquin JM
Adwlong
Wey Serena
Tee Ras Peroren
New Wealk Wales
Carr
Faenaville
Wiel Haak
Balyerni
Walgett
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