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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented text describes water related products and a purchase of a Madera. Mentions McHugh and E Kooblanche Maving and unclear references to water wells and containers. Highlights a water related device or system with pulsed tuners and a vented design. Source text is garbled and many terms unreadable.
A garbled notice from the Wall-Bor ore firm requests readers to attend a discussion. It claims experience in wall tuning and mentions a university context and sewing, with unclear references to duration and responsibility.
Fragmentary notice advertises a travel supply sale with an assortment of items including Rhalmond costs and window bindings. readable names and places unclear. The snippet cites travel related goods and discounts in a stylized historic ad.
The clipping sketches a chaotic mix of topics from a hospital protest and parliamentary debates to a theater audition and a crowd at a street ceremony. It mentions figures such as Downing and a royal work dinner, with scattered notes on crime and public events, all described in a bustling urban voice.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions weights and numbers with names such as James O'Brien and Dulgeng. The readable portion references a Wellington coffee palace on Maughan Street and an appeal to balance sums. The incomplete source limits precise events or actions.
A garbled OCR record describes a Norwood football game with many misread names and phrases. It hints at a dramatic clash, key players, distant venues, and a late surge or turning point amid a chaotic account.
A fragmentary item mentions boots described as strong and light for winter use. The text includes stray phrases about themes in a school setting and unclear references to dates or events. Names, dates, and places are not clearly identifiable in readable form.
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