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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1904
Page
6
Local notices report Tom Mardiman's organization running the AoC family hotel in Benar Sa Beare with details about ownership and ongoing operation. The item notes community ties and dates unclear due to partial OCR.
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Fragmentary readable lines hint at a local notice or brief from an old newspaper page. Names and places are unclear but suggest a notice related to community affairs or advertisements among archival clerks or patrons. Further readable context would clarify the event, date, and involved organizations.
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Advertisers in the horse breeding field show interest in wide publicity through REFEREE volumes. The circulation in the state is subscribed by most owners and breeders of Bloodstock to Australasia. A prospect shows a demand for access via LEU MEE coy Vuk Streer in Spaury for more information.
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