01 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
1
Frayns Second Cheap Sale advertises drastic discounts with taglines Everything must go and never before have goods been thrown out at crazy prices. Several items listed include boring machines shackles wheels and timber. Tender notices and local contractor references appear within the fragmentary ad copy.
The report details a muddied event with Pedused and ALV disputes, claiming disqualification and consternation. It mentions Milo at a winter gathering, multiple placings, and a tangle of names and affiliations around Melbourne, Caulfield, and nearby venues amid a backdrop of shifting standings and controversial decisions.
A garbled correspondence fragment describes a refreshment room scene with misread words. It mentions Herat and Zechen railway, dinner, and a desire for remedies. The text references names and places in a strained, indecipherable stream of letters.
Fragmentary report covers Stubbings final less than cost sale and Wimbledon meeting notes. Mentions Saracen, players, mixed doubles results, and local tennis and cricket references with inconsistent OCR. Contains multiple sports snippets, event results, and regional club notices with unclear dates and names.
A fractured report describes tensions during a English county match with umpire decisions provoking debate. Names such as Mendes and Nester appear amid quoted criticisms while November dates are referenced.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Arlett Challenops Kemp with unclear context and dates. Readable names include Lowden Mandy and Lervber. no coherent event or outcome can be established from the fragments. The piece appears damaged with missing details.
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