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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes reference a person named Mr Job Lagh and a trial or meeting involving Wary, Ged, and Ta or Taube, with mentions of arrests, programs, and locations. The text names several places and entities like Weltin, Welton, and Meyult, but lacks coherent structure or clear events.
A garbled text fragment describes a local poll on governance and zoning. It mentions town officials, a potential heating measure, and questions about public support and timing. The readable parts indicate a civic decision process with community implications and references to local leadership.
Partially readable lines discuss a controversial Hy region reform, noting a mural project and a committee’s role. Mentions local officials, a president and a potential new appointee, with unclear dates and names.
A notice advertises a special bore sale at Walling on Saturday by Aton Fektant and partners. The sale features horses ponies and farm stock, with owners seeking buyers for breeding stock, horses and other goods.
The readable text hints at a public fundraiser and a political meeting about Wellington city matters. It references a plan to vote, a choir, and a condition of readiness for a campaign. The damaged lines suggest urgency and a late night activity tied to a social cause.
Fragmented text describes Tuesday activities with mentions of people and places but specific names and outcomes are obscured by errors. Key actions or results cannot be determined from the readable fragments.
Fragmented OCR text mentions hospital committee and money handling issues. Names and places are unclear. The readable items refer to a committee, a hospital context, and possible payments or approvals, but specifics are obscured.
Fragmented text from a Convent related item mentions a Saturday event, multiple names, musical performances, and obscure references. The readable fragments reference Vinay, Minn, Atwood, and several others amid garbled phrases, suggesting a school or community program with instrumental pieces and local participants.
The text is a damaged OCR fragment mentioning a training or event in a navy context. It references an evening activity and figures related to attire and admiration, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary readable lines describe a character named Mien and actions around a challenging journey. The text hints at pouting behavior and a request for guidance from a patron figure. A cowmatisa age and a reference to a date near a ninety appear as obscure context.
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