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Newspaper
Ultima And Chillingollah Star
Location
Ultima, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
2
An auction notice appears with damaged text referencing parcels for sale and property items. The legible bits mention likely a sale by public auction, with names and locations obscured by OCR errors, urging potential buyers to note details in official records.
A truncated OCR fragment outlines a seating plan related to a public event at Sano county fair. It mentions organizers ABCOUT and associations like Awtons and Nacorraren, with dates around August and unspecified venues. The readable text provides few concrete details beyond party names and a general seating arrangement context.
An array of notices and ads describe an upcoming sale of land near Swan Hill with terms to be advertised and details on bidders. The item also notes charity fundraising efforts, a Queen’s visit announcement, a local bakery opening, and wheat price and weather updates affecting farmers.
Market data and listings appear garbled with scattered names and figures. It references traders, dates, and places but lacks coherent events or outcomes. The fragmentary text suggests a summary of weekly price movements and broker notes without clear conclusions or identifiable entities.
The Uitlass Golf Club held its annual meeting on Thursday night of last week with president J. Que JB presiding. The secretary G J. Beun ou submitted reports, and committees were appointed for the masonry season. Floating plans include an opening celebration on Saturday with the ladies providing tea and a programme of play.
At a conference of Agricultural Sisters from several states the Wheat Pool reviewed wartime transport needs and wheat schemes. They noted the past season’s success of the system with few exceptions and discussed advantages over private buying during the war period.
A fiscal note cites a steamship purchase and a wheat purchase price near 22 million dollars. The plan, supported by Senator Pearce, intends to relieve pressure on wheat markets and transport costs, with warnings of potential losses if action stalls and last season's stock rots at stations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals including Mrs James and Nivea with unclear roles. Context vague but appears to be a social or legal notice from March with distorted phrasing. No clear event, date, or location usable.
A large sale of Australian wheat to the French Government is reported, totaling 7,465,055 bushels valued around $2,000,000. The deal covers 200,000 tons to be delivered in monthly parcels over twelve months, with payments tied to prevailing market rates at delivery. The note explains the term currency rates and the pricing mechanism for shipments as they are delivered.
A fragmentary report outlines a dispute over a cable freight plan involving Briton Allvance and Srithen Ge. It references British government action to mobilize funds for unemployment relief and a Commonwealth effort to liquidate a heavy overheated pool, with Australia and unions connected to the guarantees.
A lengthy 1917 report outlines war loan bonds as a public financing plan. It describes deferred payment terms for workers, mechanisms to collect installments through employers, and extended repayment periods with interest adjustments. The document notes outreach by banks and post offices for forms and emphasizes widespread public participation.
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