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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1913
Page
2
The notice describes a public auction of about 60 suburban allotments in the Malvoor area within the MAUSIVICENT AYnNER & CRAWFORD AVE district. Items include plot lots valued around £1000, with staged sale events across a weekend. Buildings and fixtures in Somer J thartiety are listed among affected properties, with details on venue, dates, and participating houses.
An aged church notice lists worship times and names such as GURWOOD TRENT and SEXT ROMONDEON & CO with a December 1013 date. The document mentions attendees including Canon Garver, Mr Conway, and delegates invited to a board meeting on January day at a venue on Wagga.
A fragmentary record from Coolamon describes cycling and trot events with prizes in pounds and shillings, listing entries such as one mile bicycle races and pony trotting. It references participants, venues, dates, and a note about a forthcoming Haak Fest Graduate event with contact details.
Farmers at a Wagga Wagga meeting backed a plan to support Labour reforms while warning of potential disruption. The gathering, described as tense, saw speakers push for practical aid and arbi tration under the act. The vote favored policy measures tied to the April Workers Act and post meeting discussions focused on implementation details.
A fragmented report notes the Shire faced a £560 predicted shortfall. Local officials discuss levies and rates to cover expenses, with residents warned of potential tax impacts. The debate touches on governance, spending, and accountability amid financial strain.
Fragmented readable text mentions a women’s liberal league event and a chairperson. Details are garbled with many misspellings and missing names. The passage hints at a public or social meeting with discussions or a web deal reference but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text references Australia and intercolonial cricket, with scattered names and dates that are unreadable. The readable portions suggest a summary of the match between Australian colonial teams, but essential details such as teams, scores, venues, and outcomes are missing or illegible.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wrecked steamer Ayunssey with references to morning hours and unclear cargo or actions. The legible names include Pring Mo Aten and Numa, with partial hints of a port or goods handling. Details are severely garbled and readable phrases are sparse.
A fragmented OCR note reports a strike action at Welensburg with references to a Friday event and names such as Alan Cahir and Hilinmbeath. The readable items suggest a local labor disturbance affecting the Metro area and mention wives or families connected to the workers.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a theft incident involving individuals named YaSky Priday and others. The garbled lines mention trial, reporting on events around April, and references to a person possibly seeking funding or medical context. Readable elements are insufficient to determine exact location, date, or outcome.
A contested court appeal concerns a defendant identified as Monde Quynction and mentions alleged misstatements and errors in prior rulings. The document references judges and parties including Judy My, Wer ey, and Metpeany Hickey, with notes on liberty and pending motions. The exact identities and docket details are obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an accident involving Wock Keys and a person named Danny in New York. Details are unreadable.
Local coverage outlines a vote on a key local option amid tense community debates. Officials warn about turnout, while retirees and residents discuss impacts on services and taxes. Names of organizers and dates remain unclear in the fragment.
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