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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
5
An OCR heavy report describes a drowning at a waterfront location with unnamed individuals and fractured names. It mentions a person named Lin and references a proxy or proxy-like ceremony, with unclear timelines and inconsistent details.
Fragmentary OCR text depicts a chaotic royal landing, crowd panic, and shooting during a ceremony. Mentions Queen Amelia, Prince Manuel, King Caplin, and a royal carriage attacked by gunfire and swords with multiple injuries and deaths.
A garbled district news item describes a chaotic scene with alleged fraud, figures named Lowryene and Mivihay, and mentions events near Ablee and Neerlandany with references to Mr Dave, Mr Duvet, and other locals. The passage mimics a fragmented OCR page with unclear details and many misread words.
A fragmented OCR passage describes heavy rain floods and road disruption. It mentions a Saturday event, water rushing through mains, vehicles and people affected, with references to locations and names jumbled beyond recognition.
An excerpted description of a chaotic event near Marguarip river during a cold season. The text mentions a water sport, crowd reactions, and various unusual activities along the riverbank, with unclear participants and settings. It reads like a fragmented historical record of a festive or contest scene with weather and local detail.
A fragmented 19th century dispatch from Drill Creek describes local anxieties, social events, and uneasy observations. It mentions Miss Florio Bonnotes, Mr Sheridan, and public concerns about youth behavior, safety, and community governance amid uncertain winter conditions.
Fragmented report describes a funeral ceremony for Mr John Tanaford and mentions graves, headstones, and a large marble monument. It notes work by M'Murtrie of Orange on vaults and cement setting, with references to local families and a forthcoming display of remains.
Corroapumsum notes bright weather after heat wave with improving conditions. Water abundant, ore crushing equipment nearing start. new reef rumors surface as workers finish mill site. local schools and residents affected by travel and routine changes amid ongoing mining activity.
The Wellington Half Holiday teas played their return match yesterday after a late start. Tallian Histe Hontuay led the batting with a top score of 170 as nine bowlers shared wickets. W Bennett took five for 20 and W Gibbs 18 bowling figures highlight the day in a closely contested cricket clash.
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