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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
6
A fragmented ad style notice from Sydney Wool Repost promotes wool and produce sales. It highlights director attention, private transactions, and upcoming sales plans with references to stock, cataloging, and purchasing strength.
Sydney market report for the week ending shows uneven activity across livestock and produce with notes on kangaroo and wallaby prices, river stone and swamp species mentioned. The text references multiple names and figures oddings, but the core takeaway is a tepid market with various items experiencing fluctuating demand and prices.
An OCR readout describes land in the original settlement area across multiple parishes and counties with acres, access routes, and rail connections. It notes wheat-growing potential, rainfall estimates, and rental terms, citing government and regional details with numerous place names and figures.
A long travelogue captures a strenuous trek from Sydney to Bathurst and Bathurst to Wellington, detailing rain soaked roads, steep grades, and mounting fatigue. The writer describes the landscape, towns like Bathurst and Milo, and the mounting challenge of a cross country journey amid wet weather and weary progress.
Fragmented OCR note proclaims Humphrey Oxenham as the largest commission agent in Australia with garbled phrases about letters and telegrams. It mentions prompt attention, no reply, no business, and various nonsensical lines about money and wagers, lacking coherent, verifiable details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions G H Michol and Percy ML Wellington, claiming two great problems to solve. It lists various names and places and hints at financial or commercial concerns, with scattered references to towns, authorities, and possible organizations.
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