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Newspaper
Warrnambool Standard
Location
Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1917
Page
6
A notice from Gale of Darrierio and Grasmere announces a private sale by Auctioneer. The event, dated Friday July 4, lists stock including bacon pigs porkers and other items. The sale is hosted by Officer Wardens and references cooperation wards and local officials.
Public notice advertising an auction of various household items including dining room suites chairs tables wardrobes and other furnishings. Items listed include cedar chests mirrors dressers dining tables chairs and related hardware with dates and locations for viewing and bidding.
Auction house advertisement shows private sale items including wine, garden equipment, and horticultural gear. It lists owners and managers and notes July 19 19M as a date with a miscellany of goods to be sold. The text is garbled but signals a sale at Empire Auction Rooms with multiple lots and items.
A garbled list of events and notices spans several places and names. Readable bits mention Westm, Grek, Sprangmen, WUSON, ADERSOW, and Saturday plans. Mentions of sales, fares, and performances appear amid broken phrases and partial titles.
A patriotic wartime piece contrasts freedom with servitude, praising Allied resolve against German aggression. It emphasizes that Britain Australia and their forces fight for lasting peace and denounces attempts to deny liberty. The text lauds Australian soldiers and urges support for the war effort to prevent German tyranny.
Fragmented text details postal services, rates, and parcels in the Commonwealth. Mentions stamps, parcel post limits, and references to newspapers and publication costs within a wartime or Commonwealth broadcasting context. Contains garbled OCR with scattered entity names and monetary values.
Fragmented OCR text advertises a Korongah clearing sale with scattered names and items. The readable portions mention Barry Cate and ambiguous product items like Bees Pramt and Lil 2 Pagar, though many words are garbled. The notice lacks clear dates or locations beyond a July reference.
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