| Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
|---|---|---|
| ' NEW SOUTH WALES. ï "?' ¡ I | NEW SOUTH WALES. | NEW SOUTH WALES. S "?' ¡ Crown |
| Crown Lands Office, Sydney, Jan. 2, 1806. 1 | Crown Lands Office, Sydney, Jan. 2, 1866. | Lands Office, Sydney, Jan. 2, 1866. 1 |
| SALE of LEASES of RUNS -Attention Is directed | SALE of LEASES of RUNS.— Attention is directed | SALE of LEASES of RUNS Attention is directed |
| to the notification In tbo Now South Wales | to the notification in the New South Wales | to the notification In the New South Wales |
| Government Gazette, No. 27 ', dated 20th Doeomber, | Government Gazette, No. 27, dated 20th December, | Government Gazette, No. 27 ', dated 20th December, |
| 1616, of the proposed sale, at the rooms of Messrs. | 1865, of the proposed sale, at the rooms of Messrs. | 1916, of the proposed sale, at the rooms of Messrs. |
| HIilinrdEon and Wronch, Government auctioneers, | Richardson and Wrench, Government auctioneers, | HIilinrdEon and Wrench, Government auctioneers, |
| Sj'dncv, on Monday, the 20th inst, of tho leaBos of | Sydney, on Monday, the 20th inst, of the leases of | Sydney, on Monday, the 20th inst, of the leases of |
| tho follow ing rum, of which detailed particulars are | the following runs, of which detailed particulars are | the following rum, of which detailed particulars are |
| therein glvon, viz - i | therein given, viz :— | therein given, viz - i |
| Clarenco District. . ' | Clarence District. | Clarence District. |
| Tomara, 14,000 acres, having frontage to the | Tomara, 14,000 acres, having frontage to the | Tomara, 14,000 acres, having frontage to the |
| Richmond Rit cr j Marydale, 10,000 acres, | Richmond River ; Marydale, 10,000 acres, | Richmond Rit cr j Marydale, 10,000 acres, |
| having frontage to tho Sandon River. | having frontage to the Sandon River. | having frontage to the Sandon River. |
| 1 achlan District. | Lachlan District. | 1 Lachlan District. |
| North Hyandra, 04,000 acres; North-east Wal | North Hyandra, 64,000 acres ; North-east Wal- | North Hyandra, 04,000 acres; North-east Wal |
| landra, 04,000 acres, Salmagundra, 23,040 | landra, 64,000 acres, Salmagundra, 23,040 | Iandra, 04,000 acres, Salmagundra, 23,040 |
| aeres. | acres. | acres. |
| Monaro District. | Monaro District. | Monaro District. |
| Murrah, 10,000 acres, having frontago to the | Murrah, 10,000 acres, having frontage to the | Murrah, 10,000 acres, having frontage to the |
| Warbmgiro ltiv cr. | Warbingiro River. | Warbmgiro liv cr. |
| % Murrumbidgee District. | Murrumbidgee District. | % Murrumbidgee District. |
| Argalong, IO 000 acres ' | Argalong, 10,000 acres. | Argalong, 10 000 acres ' |
| Now England District. | New England District. | New England District. |
| Morraback, 20,48" acres | Morraback, 20,480 acres. | Morraback, 20,48" acres |
| Wellington District. i | Wellington District. | Wellington District. i |
| Jumblo Plains, Block I), 32,0uO acres ; Jumblo | Jumble Plains, Block B, 32,000 acres ; Jumble | Jumble Plains, Block I), 32,00 acres ; Jumble |
| Plains, B ock 0,61,200 acros ; Jumblo Plains, | Plains, Block C, 61,200 acres ; Jumble Plains, | Plains, B ock 0,61,200 acres ; Jumble Plains, |
| Block G, 38,400 ncrrB ; CorsH Courte, 10,000 | Block G, 38,400 acres ; Cersis Courle, 16,000 | Block G, 38,400 acreS ; CorsH Courte, 10,000 |
| acres ; Palisthan, No. 2, 04,000 acres. | acres ; Palisthan, No. 2, 64,000 acres. | acres Paris than, No. 2, 04,000 acres. |
| Identified overProof corrections | JUMBLE DECEMBER LACHLAN WRENCH FOLLOWING GIVEN CLARENCE |
| Identified overProof non-corrections | COURLE WALLANDRA [**VANDALISED] PALISTHAN [**VANDALISED] CERSIS WARBINGIRO RICHARDSON |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 130 | 77.7 | 92.3 | 65.5 |
| Searchability of unique words | 73 | 84.9 | 91.8 | 45.5 |
| Weighted Words | 86.9 | 92.7 | 44.1 | |
| Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
|---|---|---|
| TEE TÜRKISE DATE; | THE TURKISH BATH. | THE TURKISH DATE; |
| TO THE BB1TOB OP THE ABGUS. | TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS. | TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS. |
| Sir,-Tbe recent fire in Lossdale-street has | Sir,— The recent fire in Lonsdale-street has | Sir The recent fire in Lonsdale-street has |
| deprived the Melbourne pooplo of one of their | deprived the Melbourne people of one of their | deprived the Melbourne people of one of their |
| greatest institutions, the worth of which was | greatest institutions, the worth of which was | greatest institutions, the worth of which was |
| not fully appreciated until it was lost. I | not fully appreciated until it was lost. I | not fully appreciated until it was lost. I |
| alinde, to the Turkish baths-an invaluable | allude to the Turkish baths— an invaluable | allude, to the Turkish baths-an invaluable |
| establishment in any warm climate, and one | establishment in any warm climate, and one | establishment in any warm climate, and one |
| that a number of na will much miss, now that | that a number of us will much miss, now that | that a number of us will much miss, now that |
| the hot summer months aro approaching. I | the hot summer months are approaching. I | the hot summer months are approaching. I |
| do not, however, wish to trespass on your space | do not, however, wish to trespass on your space | do not, however, wish to trespass on your space |
| for the purpose of eulogising and pointing | for the purpose of eulogising and pointing | for the purpose of eulogising and pointing |
| out the benefits, sanitary and otherwise, | out the benefits, sanitary and otherwise, | out the benefits, sanitary and otherwise, |
| derivable from bathing à la Turc, but to sug- | derivable from bathing à la Turc, but to sug- | derivable from bathing à la Paix, but to suggest |
| gest the advisability of the Melbourne Cor- | gest the advisability of the Melbourne Cor- | the advisability of the Melbourne Corporation |
| poration following the example sot by the | poration following the example set by the | following the example set by the |
| Ballarat Corporation, of building and starting | Ballarat Corporation, of building and starting | Ballarat Corporation, of building and starting |
| a Turkish . bathing establishment in some | a Turkish bathing establishment in some | a Turkish bathing establishment in some |
| central position. They could either manage | central position. They could either manage | central position. They could either manage |
| it with a paid stall, or lease it, as they | it with a paid staff, or lease it, as they | it with a paid staff, or lease it, as they |
| already do the ordinary bathing-house in | already do the ordinary bathing-house in | already do the ordinary bathing-house in |
| Swanston-street ; in either case, they would | Swanston-street; in either case, they would | Swanston-street in either case, they would |
| find tho investment n very profitable one, | find the investment a very profitable one, | find the investment a very profitable one, |
| and the public would benefit in numerous | and the public would benefit in numerous | and the public would benefit in numerous |
| ways from their (the bathe) being as it were | ways from their (the baths) being as it were | ways from their (the bath) being as it were |
| public property. | public property. | public property. |
| 1 am one of the last who would advocate* | I am one of the last who would advocate | I am one of the last who would advocate |
| any public body interfering or trading in | any public body interfering or trading in | any public body interfering or trading in |
| any woy to tho injury of private enterprise : | any way to the injury of private enterprise : | any way to the injury of private enterprise : |
| consequently had this fire not occurred I | consequently had this fire not occurred I | consequently had this fire not occurred I |
| should not have written, this noto ; but it has | should not have written this note; but it has | should not have written, this note ; but it has |
| occurred, and 1 do not think it likely the | occurred, and I do not think it likely the | occurred, and I do not think it likely the |
| proprietor of the late Turkish baths will re- | proprietor of the late Turkish baths will re- | proprietor of the late Turkish baths will re- |
| build, as I perceive from evidence taken at | build, as I perceive from evidence taken at | build, as I perceive from evidence taken at |
| the inqneBt that he had only insured for | the inquest that he had only insured for | the inquest that he had only insured for |
| £200. | £200. | £200. |
| Ti üb ting that you will admit these few | Trusting that you will admit these few | Tr b ting that you will admit these few |
| lines into your columns, I am, Sir, youw trul y, | lines into your columns, I am, Sir, yous truly, | lines into your columns, I am, Sir, yours truly, |
| A TURK. | A TURK. | A TURK. |
| Garamer'B Creek-road, Dec. 11. | Gardiner's Creek-road, Dec. 11. | Gardiner's Creek-road, Dec. 11. |
| Identified overProof corrections | ARE SET ALLUDE STAFF US TRULY WAY NOTE INQUEST BATH /LONSDALE/STREET|LONSDALESTREET GARDINERS ARGUS EDITOR PEOPLE |
| Identified overProof non-corrections | YOUS TURC [**VANDALISED] TRUSTING |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 258 | 90.7 | 98.4 | 83.3 |
| Searchability of unique words | 157 | 89.2 | 98.1 | 82.4 |
| Weighted Words | 90.1 | 98.1 | 81.2 | |
| Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
|---|---|---|
| TJxUNERAL.-Tho Prienda of Mr. THOMAS SULLÏ | FUNERAL.—The Friends of Mr. THOMAS SULLI- | FUNERAL. The Friends of Mr. THOMAS BULL |
| JP VAN aro rcspectfullv invited to attend tho funoral of | VAN are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of | JP VAN are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of |
| Bis late departed daughter^VA ANN ; to movo from his | his late departed daughter, EVA ANN; to move from his | his late departed daughter VA ANN to move from his |
| residence, Sydenham House« Pctorsham, THIS | residence, Sydenham House, Petersham, THIS | residence, Sydenham House Petersham, THIS |
| (Friday) AFTERNOON, at3 o'clock. JAMES CURTIS, | (Friday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. JAMES CURTIS, | (Friday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. JAMES CURTIS, |
| "Undertaker, 59, Hunter-street. _^^^ | Undertaker, 59, Hunter-street. | Undertaker, 59, Hunter-street. was |
| UNERAL.-Tho Friend« of Mr. WILLIAM B. | FUNERAL.—The Friends of Mr. WILLIAM B. | FUNERAL. The Friends of Mr. WILLIAM B. |
| LANCASHIRE are invited to attend tho Funoral of | LANCASHIRE are invited to attend the Funeral of | LANCASHIRE are invited to attend the Funeral of |
| his deceased Son, THOMAS BLACKBURN; to ruov á | his deceased Son, THOMAS BLACKBURN; to move | his deceased Son, THOMAS BLACKBURN; to move a |
| from his residence, Bathurst-street East, THIS (Fridr » | from his residence, Bathurst-street East, THIS (Friday) | from his residence, Bathurst-street East, THIS (Friday a |
| AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. 0. KINSELA and S 0j!}' | AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. C. KINSELA and SON, | AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. C. KINSELA and S 0j!}' |
| Undertakers, Sussex-street South ; and South Hoad g^¿J | Undertakers, Sussex-street South ; and South Head Road. | Undertakers, Sussex-street South and South Head goal |
| UNERAL.-Tho Friends of Mr. JAMES '^"BUR". | FUNERAL.—The Friends of Mr. JAMES BUR- | FUNERAL. The Friends of Mr. JAMES 'BUR". |
| NEY nro respectfully invited to attend VM Funerfti | NEY are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral | NEY are respectfully invited to attend VM Funeral |
| of his lato WIFE, which will move from hor 1^(0 residence | of his late WIFE, which will move from her late residence, | of his late WIFE, which will move from her 1860 residence |
| Rushcuttcr's Bay, THIS AFTERNOON. nt n 0mlrter'. | Rushcutter's Bay, THIS AFTERNOON, at a quarter | Rushcutter's Bay, THIS AFTERNOON. at a smarter'. |
| past 2 o'clock. R. STEWART, Undertaker, Pitt and | past 2 o'clock. R. STEWART, Undertaker, Pitt and | past 2 o'clock. R. STEWART, Undertaker, Pitt and |
| Bathurst streets. | Bathurst streets. | Bathurst streets. |
| FUNERAL.-Tho Friends of Mr. MORAGAÑ | FUNERAL.—The Friends of Mr. MORAGAN | FUNERAL. The Friends of Mr. MORGAN |
| MORAGAN aro rcspectfullv iavited to attend tho | MORAGAN are respectfully invited to attend the | MORGAN are respectfully invited to attend the |
| Toineralof his late deceased Son JOHN-, to movo from | Funeral of his late deceased Son JOHN ; to move from | Toineralof his late deceased Son JOHN-, to move from |
| Ins -parents' residence. Bourke-street, beyond Baptist's | his parents' residence, Bourke-street, beyond Baptist's | his parents' residence. Bourke-street, beyond Baptist's |
| eareiens, THIS (Friday) EVENING, at half-past 11. | Gardens, THIS (Friday) EVENING, at half-past 11. | Gardens, THIS (Friday) EVENING, at half-past 11. |
| 5l.«WlTS0N, Undertaker, Burlon-st. and South Hd. Rd. | R. SWITSON, Undertaker, Burton-st. and South Hd. Rd. | 5l.«WlTS0N, Undertaker, Burton-st. and South Hd. Rd. |
| Identified overProof corrections | PETERSHAM THE DAUGHTER RUSHCUTTERS /BURTON/ST|BURTONST FUNERALOF HEAD GARDENS HER |
| Identified overProof non-corrections | ROAD SULLIVAN MORAGAN [**VANDALISED] THEFUNERAL QUARTERPAST EVA SWITSON |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 156 | 70.5 | 92.9 | 76.1 |
| Searchability of unique words | 75 | 80.0 | 90.7 | 53.3 |
| Weighted Words | 84.2 | 91.4 | 45.2 | |
| Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
|---|---|---|
| IMPORTS.-A onrsT 10. " | IMPORTS.— August 16. | IMPORTANT ones 10. |
| Esperanza, from Warrnambool : 150 tons potatoes, Order. | Esperanza, from Warrnambool : 150 tons potatoes, Order. | Esperanza, from Warrnambool : 150 tons potatoes, Order. |
| Summer Cloud, from Tomo : 4040 bags wheat, 700 bags bran, | Summer Cloud, from Tome : 4640 bags wheat, 700 bags bran, | Summer Cloud, from Tome 4040 bags wheat, 700 bags bran, |
| Order. | Order. | Order. |
| Adiicnnc, from Calcutta v ¡a Melbourne : 25 bales gunny bngs, | Adrienne, from Calcutta via Melbourne : 25 bales gunny bags, | Advices, from Calcutta via Melbourne : 25 bales gunny bags, |
| 157 cntcs castot oil, 202 bundles lines, IS0O bap> rice, Monlillore, | 157 cases castor oil, 202 bundles lines, 4800 bags rice, Montefiore, | 157 cases castor oil, 202 bundles lines, 1500 bags rice, Montefiore, |
| Joseph, and Co. ; 1 case, Young, Lark, and Bennett; 1000 bans | Joseph, and Co. ; 1 case, Young, Lark, and Bennett ; 4000 bags | Joseph, and Co. ; 1 case, Young, Lark, and Bennett; 1000 bags |
| w rice, 401 packages, Order. | rice, 401 packages, Order. | w rice, 40 packages, Order. |
| Ynrne Yarra (s. j, from Brisbane : 5 bales cotton, GUekrUt, | Yarra Yarra (s.), from Brisbane : 5 bales cotton, Gilchrist, | Yarra Yarra (s. s, from Brisbane : 5 bales cotton, GUekrUt, |
| Watt, and Co. ; 30 bales wool, W. B. Tooth and Co. ; HO lndoa, | Watt, and Co. ; 30 bales wool, W. B. Tooth and Co. ; 119 hides, | Watt, and Co. ; 30 bales wool, W. B. Tooth and Co. ; HO hides, |
| Irwin, Tinner, and Co. ; 13 bales wosl, Richardson and Wronch ; | Irwin, Turner, and Co. ; 13 bales wool, Richardson and Wrench ; | Irwin, Turner, and Co. ; 13 bales wool, Richardson and Wrench ; |
| 14 cask« tnlloy\, J Challum; 3 bodies beef, Huches; S boallia | 14 casks tallow, J. Graham ; 3 bodies beef, Hughes ; 3 bodies | 14 casks tallow, J Challum; 3 bodies beef, Hughes; S boallia |
| beef, Tidswell, Wilton, and Co. | beef, Tidswell, Wilton, and Co. | beef, Tidswell, Wilton, and Co. |
| Identified overProof corrections | CASKS WRENCH HIDES TALLOW CASTOR HUGHES TOME TURNER CASES VIA MONTEFIORE |
| Identified overProof non-corrections | GILCHRIST GRAHAM AUGUST IMPORTS [**VANDALISED] ADRIENNE |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 82 | 74.4 | 92.7 | 71.4 |
| Searchability of unique words | 55 | 72.7 | 90.9 | 66.7 |
| Weighted Words | 75.3 | 91.8 | 66.9 | |
| Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
|---|---|---|
| BIRTHS. ; | BIRTHS. | BIRTHS. |
| HODCB.-OH the isth January, at Yatala Cottage,! | HODGE.—On the 13th January, at Yatala Cottage, | HODGSON the 15th January, at Yatala Cottage, |
| Mrs. B. P. Hodge, of aeon. | Mrs. G. P. Hodge, of a son. | Mrs. B. P. Hodge, of a son. |
| TASKBB.—On tbe isth Janoary, at North Adelaide, Mis. | TASKER.—On the 18th January, at North Adelaide, Mrs. | TANNER-On the 1st January, at North Adelaide, Mrs. |
| Frederick A. lasker, of a son; bom doing well. | Frederick A. Tasker, of a son ; both doing well. | Frederick A. Tasker, of a son; both doing well. |
| - - MABBEBD. . , | MARRIED. | MARRIED. . , |
| «TX > AN-HcEI.I<ISIEB.-On thel9th January, at St | NILAN—McELLISTER.—On the 19th January, at St. | TX > AN-HcEI.I |
| John's Church. KapnniH, by the Ber. F, Byrne, Mr. P. | John's Church, Kapunda, by the Rev. F. Byrne, Mr. P. | John's Church. Kapunda, by the Rev. F Byrne, Mr. P. |
| Nllan,.of Bagot'sGap. to Harxaret, flurd daughter of Mr. | Nilan, of Bagot's Gap, to Margaret, third daughter of Mr. | Nilan of Bagot's Gap. to Margaret, third daughter of Mr. |
| Bobert Medlister, Ijaokamore, Kapnnda. | Robert McEllister, Lackamore, Kapunda. | Robert Medlister, Ijaokamore, Kapunda. |
| Identified overProof corrections | BAGOTS KAPUNDA MARRIED REV THIRD BOTH NILAN GAP MARGARET TASKER ROBERT |
| Identified overProof non-corrections | MCELLISTER LACKAMORE |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 57 | 56.1 | 87.7 | 72.0 |
| Searchability of unique words | 37 | 64.9 | 94.6 | 84.6 |
| Weighted Words | 58.2 | 92.6 | 82.3 | |
| Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
|---|---|---|
| OENTKATJ POLICE COURT.-¿«UBDAT. | CENTRAL POLICE COURT.—SATURDAY. | CENTRAL POLICE COURT.-¿«UBDAT. |
| (Before tko Police Magistrate and Mr.' Wrench.) 1 | (Before the Police Magistrate and Mr. Wrench.) | (Before the Police Magistrate and Mr.' Wrench.) 1 |
| Daniel: Jones was finod'20s!, or threeways'to gaol, | Daniel Jones was fined 20s., or three days to gaol, | Daniel: Jones was find 20s!, or threeway to gaol, |
| and William Staunton 20s., br fourteen days to gaol, | and William Staunton 20s., or fourteen days to gaol, | and William Staunton 20s., or fourteen days to gaol, |
| lor making usa of obscene language in -publia places. | for making use of obscene language in public places. | for making use of obscene language in -public places. |
| Ellen Stewart, for indecent conduot in Hyde Park, | Ellen Stewart, for indecent conduct in Hyde Park, | Ellen Stewart, for indecent conduct in Hyde Park, |
| was ßnedßOa., or in default fourteen days to'gabi. | was fined 20s., or in default fourteen days to gaol. | was dredges., or in default fourteen days Yongala. |
| Louisa Allen was sent to 'gaol for one month, for | Louisa Allen was sent to gaol for one month, for | Louisa Allen was sent to gaol for one month, for |
| being a common prostitute. | being a common prostitute. | being a common prostitute. |
| Elisabeth Williamson and Louisa Hunton, charged | Elisabeth Williamson and Louisa Hunton, charged | Elisabeth Williamson and Louisa Hunton, charged |
| with robbing a drunken man in'York-street, were dis- | with robbing a drunken man in'York-street, were dis- | with robbing a drunken man in York-street, were discharged. |
| charged. Mr. It. Forster defended the. prisoners. ? | charged. Mr. R. Forster defended the prisoners. | Mr. R. Forster defended the. prisoners. ? |
| Michael O'Brien, oharged with stealing sereu silver | Michael O'Brien, charged with stealing seven silver | Michael O'Brien, charged with stealing seven silver |
| watches, the property of Richard Smalls, was remanded | watches, the property of Richard Smalls, was remanded | watches, the property of Richard Smalls, was remanded |
| until Monday ; and Susan Dunn, alias Scott, alias | until Monday ; and Susan Dunn, alias Scott, alias | until Monday and Susan Dunn, alias Scott, alias |
| Halliday/ oharged with bigamy,' was further remanded | Halliday, charged with bigamy, was further remanded | Halliday charged with bigamy,' was further remanded |
| until Tuesday, . Mr. R. Forster conducted the prosecu- | until Tuesday. Mr. R. Forster conducted the prosecu- | until Tuesday, . Mr. R. Forster conducted the prosecution, |
| tion, and .Mr, Gannon the defence,. .. . | tion, and Mr. Gannon the defence, | and Mr, Gannon the defence,. ... |
| roon-nox.--Received, nil'; assisted, four persons. . | POOR-BOX.—Received, nil ; assisted, four persons. | roon-nox.--Received, nil'; assisted, four persons. |
| BosTKn.-Monday-Messrs. Murphy, Cohon, and | Roster.-- Monday-- Messrs. Murphy, Cohen, and | BosTKn.-Monday-Messrs. Murphy, Cohen, and |
| Spence. Tuesday-Messrs, Hogg, Raper, Armitage, | Spence. Tuesday-- Messrs. Hogg, Raper, Armitage, | Spence. Tuesday Messrs, Hogg, Raper, Armitage, |
| und Bossley. , Wednesday-Messrs. Colswell, Chapman, | and Bossley. Wednesday-- Messrs. Colewell, Chapman, | and Bossley. Wednesday Messrs. Caldwell, Chapman, |
| Dangar, and Day. Thursday-Messrs. Birre!!, Smithers; | Dangar, and Day. Thursday-- Messrs. Birrell, Smithers; | Dangar, and Day. Thursday Messrs. Birrell, Smithers; |
| Levy, Sutherland, and Woods. : 'Friday-Messrs. George' | Levy, Sutherland, and Woods. Friday-- Messrs. George | Levy, Sutherland, and Woods. Friday Messrs. George' |
| Hill,' Oatley,. Parnell, and Campbell. Saturday-Messrs. | Hill, Oatley, Parnell, and Campbell. Saturday-- Messrs. | Hill,' Oatley,. Parnell, and Campbell. Saturday Messrs. |
| Burdekin.and Bray, -i >>'.., .. .. . | Burdekin and Bray. | Burdekin. and Bray, -i >>'.., .... . |
| Identified overProof corrections | CENTRAL PUBLIC CONDUCT SEVEN USE BIRRELL COHEN BURDEKIN |
| Identified overProof non-corrections | POOR FINED INYORK [**VANDALISED] COLEWELL BOX THREE ROSTER |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 177 | 83.6 | 92.1 | 51.7 |
| Searchability of unique words | 120 | 88.3 | 94.2 | 50.0 |
| Weighted Words | 88.6 | 93.8 | 45.4 | |
| Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
|---|---|---|
| i ; . ! Y UM ti!; ts 1'DEA.TET. ? -v -?.< rt ! ' | DEATH. | i ; . ! Y UM it!; is PLEATED. ? -v start ! ' |
| SÙGB.-On th« Sith Instant, nt..hu realäence," ? I*>**r | RICE.— On the 25th instant, at her residence, Lower | RIGBY-On the 10th Instant, night residence," ? Iver |
| ?' r,.G«o ge-«tre»t. Catherina, ADD, tho wlf< of Hr. Thomas | George-street, Catherine Ann, the wife of Mr. Thomas | ?' r, Geo ger-street. Catherine, ADD, the wife of Mr. Thomas |
| ' ' ' Bice, iauetUr of George Jllka, E9a:i of Bathurst atrc»t,' | Rice, daughter of George Jilks, Esq. of Bathurst-street, | Rice, sister of George Jilks, E9a:i of Bathurst street,' |
| :-???.> »iter a long and psiofal illneiB. ' ' ' ,J "., ' ' ' | | after a long and painful illness. | :-???.> after a long and painful illness. ' ' s, ' ' ' a |
| Identified overProof corrections | AFTER JILKS WIFE THE RESIDENCE /GEORGE/STREET|GEORGESTREET CATHERINE /BATHURST/STREET|BATHURSTSTREET MR PAINFUL ILLNESS RICE |
| Identified overProof non-corrections | AT DAUGHTER ESQ DEATH LOWER ANN HER |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 30 | 30.0 | 73.3 | 61.9 |
| Searchability of unique words | 26 | 26.9 | 73.1 | 63.2 |
| Weighted Words | 20.8 | 72.2 | 65.0 | |
| Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
|---|---|---|
| OOMM-EltCIAL INTELLIGENCE. | COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. | COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. |
| Melbourne, 20th August. | Melbourne, 20th August. | Melbourne, 20th August. |
| Messrs J. B. Were anil Son report the follow | Messrs. J. B. Were anil Son report the follow- | Messrs J. B. Were and Son report the following |
| ing transactions on the Stock Exchange:— | ing transactions on the Stock Exchange :— | transactions on the Stock Exchange |
| Colonial Banks, L8 12s Gil, L8 12s; National | Colonial Banks, L8 12s 6d. L8 15s; National | Colonial Banks, 18 12s Gil, 18 12s; National |
| Banks, L2 12s; Australasian Insurance, 24s 6d ; | Banks, L5 15s; Australasian Insurance, 54s 6d; | Banks, L2 12s; Australasian Insurance, 24s 6d ; |
| Southern Insurance, 28s 6cl; Red Jackets, LI 1 | Southern Insurance, 28s 6d; Red Jackets, L11 | Southern Insurance, 29s 6d; Red Jackets, LI 1 |
| os, Lll 2s 6(1 ; Sir W. Dons, L127 ; Newingtons, | 5s, L11 2s 6d; Sir W. Dons, L127 ; Newingtons, | on, Lll 2s 6d ; Sir W. Dons, 127 ; Newington's, |
| L25; Royal Standards, L34; Bnllaarat Freeholds, | L25; Royal Standards, L34; Ballaarat Freeholds, | 125; Royal Standards, 134; Ballaarat Freeholds, |
| L4 10s. | L4 10s. | 14 10s. |
| Messrs Fraser ntid Co. sold this day, at the | Messrs. Fraser and Co. sold this day, at the | Messrs Fraser and Co. sold this day, at the |
| Victorian Railway Sheds, the damaged portion of | Victorian Railway Sheds, the damaged portion of | Victorian Railway Sheds, the damaged portion of |
| tho caruoes ex Mayotte, Formosa, Eva Joshua, | the cargoes ex Mayotte, Formosa, Eva Joshua, | the cargoes ex Mayotte, Formosa, Eva Joshua, |
| Admiral Fitzroy, and Sirene, in all 2,449 bags | Admiral Fitzroy, and Sirene, in all 2,449 bags | Admiral Fitzroy, and Sirene, in all 2,449 bags |
| Mauritius sugar, all more or lets damaged by sea | Mauritius sugar, all more or less damaged by sea | Mauritius sugar, all more or less damaged by sea |
| water, which realised middling prices, for not | water, which realised middling prices, for net | water, which realised middling prices, for not |
| cash. The |same'firm also sold, at the Bonds, 8Q | cash. The same firm also sold, at the Bonds, 8Q | cash. The same firm also sold, at the Bonds, 86 |
| packages tobacco—tens at 6Jd ; half-pounds, 6Jd ; | packages tobacco—tens at 6½d ; half-pounds, 6½d ; | packages tobacconists at 6d ; half-pounds, 6d and |
| and twist, nil faults, at from 2d to Is 3d per lb. | and twist, all faults, at from 2d to 1s 3d per lb. | twist, all faults, at from 2d to 1s 3d per lb. |
| Messrs Greig and Murray sold, at their rooms, | Messrs. Greig and Murray sold, at their rooms, | Messrs Greig and Murray sold, at their rooms, |
| this day, 3,000 shares in the Alps Great Central | this day, 3,000 shares in the Alps Great Central | this day, 3,000 shares in the Alps Great Central |
| Gold Mining Company, at from 2s to 5s each ; | Gold Mining Company, at from 2s to 5s each ; | Gold Mining Company, at from 2s to 5s each ; |
| 100 shares in the Golden Gate Miuing Company, | 100 shares in the Golden Gate Mining Company, | 100 shares in the Golden Gate Mining Company, |
| 2s Gd each ; and 320 shares in the Columbian | 2s 6d each ; and 320 shares in the Columbian | 2s 6d each and 320 shares in the Columbian |
| Quartz Mining Company, at Gd each. | Quartz Mining Company, at 6d each. | Quartz Mining Company, at 6d each. |
| Identified overProof corrections | FIRM SAME CARGOES LESS BALLAARAT COMMERCIAL |
| Identified overProof non-corrections | ANIL [**VANDALISED] NET TOBACCO [**VANDALISED] TENS [**VANDALISED] |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 141 | 92.2 | 97.2 | 63.6 |
| Searchability of unique words | 99 | 92.9 | 96.0 | 42.9 |
| Weighted Words | 92.5 | 95.7 | 42.9 | |
| Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
|---|---|---|
| TO TIIE EDITOR OF THIE ItlAMA INDEPENDENT. | TO THE EDITOR OF THE KIAMA INDEPENDENT. | TO THE EDITOR OF THE kiAMA INDEPENDENT. |
| Sio,-For the insformation of those interested | Sir, — For the information of those interested | Siostrom the information of those interested |
| in the Kiasma4'tixperimnstal Sugar PlaLtatioi, | in the Kiama Experimental Sugar Plantation, | in the Kiasma4'tixperimnstal Sugar Plantation, |
| I bug throughl you to iiiforrm them that I | I beg through you to inform them that I | I beg through you to inform them that I |
| forwarded a sample of the sugar made by Mr. | forwarded a sample of the sugar made by Mr. | forwarded a sample of the sugar made by Mr. |
| Scott to the Metholurna Exhibition, and here | Scott to the Melbourne Exhibition, and here- | Scott to the Melbourne Exhibition, and here |
| with forward you an extract from a- letter | with forward you an extract from a letter | with forward you an extract from a letter |
| received from the Rev. G. Machkie on the | received from the Rev. G. Mackie on the | received from the Rev. G. Mackie on the |
| suhject, who kindly consenited to take charge | subject, who kindly consented to take charge | subject, who kindly consented to take charge |
| of it. He says:- - | of it. He says :— | of it. He says:- - |
| "I have. introduced your sugar to 'the Ex | "I have introduced your sugar to the Ex- | "I have. introduced your sugar to the Exhibition, |
| hibition, after having an interview with Mr. | hibition, after having an interview with Mr. | after having an interview with Mr. |
| Knight and Dr. 1leasedale.. Both were ex | Knight and Dr. Bleasedale. Both were ex- | Knight and Dr. Bleasdale.. Both were exceedingly, |
| coeedingly pleasd to havo it. The greater | ceedingly pleased to have it. The greater | pleased to have it. The greater |
| part of the qliantity sent is put into two glass | part of the quantity sent is put into two glass | part of the quantity sent is put into two glass |
| vessels; and exhibited as sugari grown at | vessels, and exhibited as sugar grown at | vessels; and exhibited as sugars grown at |
| Kiama, New Soiith Wales, at the rate of four. | Kiama, New South Wales, at the rate of four | Kiama, New South Wales, at the rate of four. |
| tons per nicre. Along with it thloro is :one of | tons per acre. Along with it there is one of | tons per acre. Along with it there is one of |
| Mr. Scott's letters. Thus allhns beaon'dolic | Mr. Scott's letters. Thus all has been done | Mr. Scott's letters. Thus allans bean dole |
| that "you .dsire. .- Bsides this, I' havea'givon | that you desire. Besides this, I have given | that you desire. .- Besides this, I' have given |
| samples to some of our importers, and:all are | samples to some of our importers, and all are | samples to some of our importers, and all are |
| delighstod witli t. I tIilt it will become na | delighted with it. I trust it will become a | delighted with it. I that it will become as |
| staple yet ini fair Illawarra. - | staple yet in fair Illawarra." | staple yet in fair Illawarra. - |
| By insorting tliso aboae you 'iill? iuuch | By inserting the above you will much | By inserting the above you 'will? much |
| oblige yours,:very truly, | oblige yours, very truly, | oblige yours very truly, |
| JOIIN COLLEY. | JOHN COLLEY. | JOHN COLLEY. |
| " Jaminbcro Docemberhs iSr 66. ' I 1 . : | Jamberoo, December 17, 1866. | " Jaminbcro Docemberhs Sr 66. ' I 1 . : |
| Identified overProof corrections | MACKIE CONSENTED PLEASED SOUTH VERY EXCEEDINGLY MUCH JOHN INSERTING MELBOURNE GIVEN BEG SUBJECT ALL QUANTITY THERE YOURS INFORM DELIGHTED INFORMATION THROUGH BESIDES PLANTATION ACRE ABOVE DESIRE |
| Identified overProof non-corrections | DECEMBER BLEASEDALE BEEN HAS DONE FOR [**VANDALISED] SIR EXPERIMENTAL JAMBEROO TRUST |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 179 | 72.6 | 92.7 | 73.5 |
| Searchability of unique words | 123 | 71.5 | 91.9 | 71.4 |
| Weighted Words | 71.5 | 92.5 | 73.6 | |
| Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
|---|---|---|
| tlpp~lng l\ntrligrntt. | Shipping Intelligence. | tipping l\ntrligrntt. |
| ARRIVALS. | ARRIVALS. | ARRIVALS. |
| January 1.-Great Victoria, steamer, 2298 tons | January 1.— Great Victoria, steamer, 2298 tons | January 1. Great Victoria, steamer, 2298 tons |
| (Block Ball line), Captain Richards, from London | (Black Ball line), Captain Richards, from London | (Black Ball line), Captain Richards, from London |
| October 3, and Plymouth October 12. Passengera- | October 3, and Plymouth October 12. Passengers— | October 3, and Plymouth October 12. Passengers- |
| Messrs. C. Mackerell, St. John, Basedi, James | Messrs. C. Mackerell, St. John, Basevi, James | Messrs. C. Mackerell, St. John, Based, James |
| Alexander, C. F. Wood, Radeliff, Lionel Rice, W. W. | Alexander, C. F. Wood, Radcliff, Lionel Rice, W. W. | Alexander, C. F. Wood, Radcliff, Lionel Rice, W. W. |
| Browne, William Archer, W. E. Thomas, Herbert | Browne, William Archer, W. E. Thomas, Herbert | Browne, William Archer, W. E. Thomas, Herbert |
| Hill, P. Stewart, Sydney Burrowes, M. Davison, J. L. | Hill, P. Stewart, Sydney Burrowes, M. Davison, J. L. | Hill, P. Stewart, Sydney Burrowes, M. Davison, J. L. |
| Statham, F. A. Darnell, Statham Lowe, Fitzroy | Statham, F. A. Darnell, Statham Lowe, Fitzroy | Statham, F. A. Darnell, Statham Lowe, Fitzroy |
| Duma.resq, Thomas Duncan, Emanuel Barnett, R. L. | Dumaresq, Thomas Duncan, Emanuel Barnett, R. L. | Dumaresq, Thomas Duncan, Emanuel Barnett, R. L. |
| Barneatt, M'Donogh, O'Reilly, Re-. J. Bryne, and | Barneatt, McDonogh, O'Reilly, Rev. J. Bryne, and | Barnett, M'Donogh, O'Reilly, Rev-. J. Bryne, and |
| Miss Morrison, and about 600 in the intermediate and | Miss Morrison, and about 600 in the intermediate and | Miss Morrison, and about 600 in the intermediate and |
| steerage. | steerage. | steerage. |
| January 1.-Souchays, screw steamer, 800 tons, | January 1.— Souchays, screw steamer, 800 tons, | January 1. Souchays, screw steamer, 800 tons, |
| Captain Simpson, from Sydney, with a cargo of eoal for | Captain Simpson, from Sydney, with a cargo of coal for | Captain Simpson, from Sydney, with a cargo of coal for |
| her passage as Queensland Mail Steamer to Bataria. | her passage as Queensland Mail Steamer to Batavia. | her passage as Queensland Mail Steamer to Batavia. |
| Passengers-Messrs. Ratford, Hunter, Hammeraley, | Passengers— Messrs. Ratford, Hunter, Hammersley, | Passengers-Messrs. Ratford, Hunter, Hammeraley, |
| D'Arey, Pearse, and 14 in the steerage. | D'Arcy, Pearse, and 14 in the steerage. | D'Arcy, Pearse, and 14 in the steerage. |
| January 4.-Cawarra, A.S.N. Co.'s s., 489 tons, | January 4.— Cawarra, A.S.N. Co.'s s., 489 tons, | January 4. Cawarra, A.S.N. Co.'s s., 489 tons, |
| Captain Milman, from Sydney the 2nd instant. | Captain Milman, from Sydney the 2nd instant. | Captain Milman, from Sydney the 2nd instant. |
| Passengers: Mrs. Montgomcery and servant, Mrs. | Passengers : Mrs. Montgomery and servant, Mrs. | Passengers: Mrs. Montgomery and servant, Mrs. |
| Barrett, Captain Lee, Messrs. Barrett, Montgomery, | Barrett, Captain Lee, Messrs. Barrett, Montgomery, | Barrett, Captain Lee, Messrs. Barrett, Montgomery, |
| licerlfield, Stable, W. C. Rush, and 26 in the steerage. | Merfield, Stable, W. C. Rush, and 26 in the steerage. | licerlfield, Stable, W. C. Rush, and 26 in the steerage. |
| Identified overProof corrections | BLACK DUMARESQ DARCY REV BATAVIA COAL RADCLIFF |
| Identified overProof non-corrections | MCDONOGH INTELLIGENCE BASEVI SHIPPING BARNEATT [**VANDALISED] MERFIELD HAMMERSLEY |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 127 | 88.2 | 94.5 | 53.3 |
| Searchability of unique words | 91 | 85.7 | 92.3 | 46.2 |
| Weighted Words | 86.2 | 92.4 | 45.2 | |
| Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Words | 1337 | 79.8 | 93.7 | 68.8 |
| Searchability of unique words | 856 | 81.4 | 93.2 | 63.7 |
| Weighted Words | 82.5 | 93.5 | 62.8 | |