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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented OCR describes a voting debate between parties and officials. It mentions a system of voting and a controversial result tied to 4 favored blocks, with reference to a legal or parliamentary body. Entities and specifics are obscured by garbled text.
An unclear notice describes a May event featuring music and visuals aboard a ship setting. It mentions Nike and a May date with a focus on maritime entertainment and a performance by skaters. The text is fragmented with numerous garbled words and lacks clear specifics.
Local notice announces an important sale on Thursday 1948 December at Lamm Thealocks facility. Bidders are warned of restrictions, with gates opening for viewing and bidding. Names and precise figures are unreadable in OCR but sale details indicate limited conditions and a 40 cent parcbatorn unit price.
The text is garbled and incomplete showing names and phrases like marriage and date but lacks coherent facts. It reads as a damaged OCR page fragment with scattered references to people and locations without a clear event or outcome to report.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a jumbled hospital conference note with many garbled words and names. It mentions hours, a Mayo style term, medical staff, and various human names, but lacks coherent facts or a clear event or outcome to report.
A fragmented report from Ommle School recounts a local history lesson and student activities at a Wellington area hall. The piece mentions teachers and staff, a public demonstration, and multiple names, with references to a stage event and community attendance.
An Irish cricket fragment mentions individuals and teams in a chaotic sequence. The readable parts reference Ames, Wellington, and Farmer with scattered action terms, suggesting a curtailed score or lineup in a local match and a stray remark on event timing.
Fragmented OCR text references TO-DATs Wines and a dated market setting with scattered phrases. Names, places, and numbers appear garbled, but suggest a travel or trade note with references to a store, a river or water feature, and various people or items described in broken form.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a court related wire dispatch with references to rent, trial, and a charged cousin group. Key names and places are unclear, but the text hints at legal actions, a possible trustee or guardian role, and pending charges. The item reads like a dated brief with no clear outcome.
Fragmentary text describes a voting session with figures around 280 and 31 to 16, mentioning names and a defeat of a party or individual. The legible parts indicate a council meeting outcome and a tied or divided result, but essential details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented text describes a disturbance on Swift Street with references to a baby, guard, and a confrontation in a busy area. It mentions an arrest, a jail or lock-up, and a court outcome involving a person connected to the event. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to OCR garble.
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