NLA Trial index

NLA Trial Articles from 1874

Notes
  1. Accuracy of OCR and overProof is measured in comparison with the human corrections. We know human corrections in this sample are incomplete, and themselves contain errors, but they are the best we could find automatically from the NLA newspapers corpus, tagged as completely corrected then further filtered to those with at least 3 corrections, at least 40% of lines corrected and lowest third percentage of non-dictionary words.
  2. Accuracy is measured by a separate process from that used to colour words in this output: the colouring process is heuristic, and not completely accurate.
  3. Colour legend:
    Text - OCR text corrected by human and/or overProof
    Text - human and/or overProof corrections
    Text - discrepencies between human and/or overProof
    Text - human corrections not applied by overProof
  4. Identified overProof corrections are calculated by the statistical calculation process, and shows those words changed by overProof which ALSO match human corrections. As human corrections are often wrong and incomplete, so too is this list.
  5. Identified overProof non-corrections are calculated by the statistical calculation process, and shows those words in the overProof output which DO NOT MATCH human corrections. As human corrections are often wrong and incomplete, so too is this list. Words marked as [**VANDALISED] are those which have been changed by overProof but not by the human correction; as before, a missed human correction will be (incorrectly) classified as vandalisation by overProof.
  6. Searchability of unique words refers to the distinct words in an article, and how many are present before and after correction. It is measure of how many of the words within an article could be used to find the article using a search engine.
  7. Weighted Words refers to a calculation in which common words count for little (a fraction of a word) and unusual words count for more, in proportion to the log of the inverse of their frequency in the corpus. It may be an indicator of how well distinctive words in an article can be searched before and after correction.

Article ID 1388964, Article, BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH., page 2 1874-09-24, The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), 131 words, 3 corrections

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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
CAPE MOHETOX.-Arrival : September 23. CAPE MORETON.—Arrival : September 23. CAPE MORETON -Arrival : September 23.
Zoroaster, ship, from London, at 12.30 p.m., Zoroaster, ship, from London, at 12.30 p.m., Zoroaster, ship, from London, at 12.30 p.m.,
with immigrants, makes BO report.-Departuies: with immigrants, makes no report.—Departures : with immigrants, makes BO report. Departures:
September 23. Tom Morton, s., for Sydney, at September 23. Tom Morton, s., for Sydney, at September 23. Tom Morton, s., for Sydney, at
9 a.m. ; Lord Ashley, s., for Northern Ports, at 9 a.m. ; Lord Ashley, s., for Northern Ports, at 9 a.m. ; Lord Ashley, s., for Northern Ports, at
12.45 p.m. 12.45 p.m. 12.45 p.m.
LXTTON'-September 23 A schooner, name LYTTON.—September 23. A schooner, name LXTTON'-September 23 A schooner, name
unknown, passed up n\ er at 4 40 p m Zoroas unknown, passed up river at 4.40 p.m. Zoroas- unknown, passed up n\ er at 4 40 p m Zoroaster
ter, ship, and two schooneis, aimed at bar at ter, ship, and two schooners, arrived at bar at ship, and two schooners, aimed at bar at
5 30 p m 5.30 p.m. 5 30 p m
ROOKH VXIPTOX -Departure Septembei 22 ROCKHAMPTON.—Departure : September 22. ROCKH VXIPTOX -Departure September 22
Boomerang, s, foi Brisbane Boomerang, s, for Brisbane. Boomerang, s, for Brisbane
BOWEN -Departures September 23 Leich BOWEN.—Departures : September 23. Leich- BOWEN Departures September 23 Leichhardt,
hardt, s, foi lownsulle, at 3 30 pul , Luira, hardt, s, for Townsville, at 3.30 p.m., Laura, s, for Townsville, at 3 30 pm , Lubra,
s, for Cardw eil s, for Cardwell. s, for Cardwell
TOWXSMIIE.-Annal Septembei 22 YY'axe TOWNSVILLE.—Arrival : September 22. Wave TOWXSMIIE.-Annal September 22 Wave
of Life, schoonci, from Noun luton, at r> am , of Life, schooner, from Normanton, at 5 a.m. ; of Life, schooner, from Noon luton, at ram ,
Isabelle, schooner, from Sydney , Young Au»tra Isabelle, schooner, from Sydney ; Young Austra- Isabelle, schooner, from Sydney, Young Australia
ha, «choonei, fiom Cooktown - Depaituie lia, schooner, from Cooktown.—Departure : schooner, from Cooktown - Departure
Ro} al Duke, schoonci, foi Noi manton Royal Duke, schooner, for Normanton. Royal Duke, schooner, for Normanton
Identified overProof corrections MORETON NORMANTON AUSTRALIA TOWNSVILLE SCHOONERS ROYAL WAVE CARDWELL
Identified overProof non-corrections ROCKHAMPTON NO ARRIVED RIVER LYTTON LAURA
Word
count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words8968.589.967.9
Searchability of unique words5775.489.557.1
Weighted Words76.190.761.2

Article ID 1390014, Article, VESSELS IN HARBOR.—OCTOBER 16., page 4 1874-10-17, The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), 96 words, 9 corrections

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VESSELS IN HARBOR.-OC-TOBEU 10. VESSELS IN HARBOR.— OCTOBER 16. VESSELS IN HARBOR. OCTOBER 16.
Corinth, barquo, 011, Broxx'ii, for Loudon. G. Corinth, barque, 614, Brown, for London. G. Corinth, barque, 011, Broxx'ii, for London. G.
Raff and Co., agents. Raff and Co., agents. Raff and Co., agents.
Harmodius, barque, -190, Deasou, for London. Harmodius, barque, 490, Deason, for London. Harmodius, barque, -190, Deason, for London.
G. Raffnud Co., agents. G. Raff and Co., agents. G. Raff and Co., agents.
Pekina, barque, 770, Orchard, for London. G. Pekina, barque, 770, Orchard, for London. G. Pekina, barque, 770, Orchard, for London. G.
Raff and Co., agents. Raff and Co., agents. Raff and Co., agents.
Zoroaster, ship, 1207, AYTakehain, from London. Zoroaster, ship, 1207, Wakeham, from London. Zoroaster, ship, 1207, Wakeham, from London.
J, and G. Haï ris, agents. J. and G. Harris, agents. J and G. Harris agents.
Herraon, barque, 391, Captain J. Duthie, from Harmon, barque, 391, Captain J. Duthie, from Hermon, barque, 395, Captain J. Duthie, from
Liverpool. Bright Brothers and Co., agents. Liverpool. Bright Brothers and Co., agents. Liverpool. Bright Brothers and Co., agents.
Hartaban, sliip, 781, Cook, from London. Bright Martaban, ship, 781, Cook, from London. Bright Martaban, ship, 781, Cook, from London. Bright
Brothers and Co., agents. Brothers and Co., agents. Brothers and Co., agents.
Lucy and Adelaide, schooner, 80, Henry, from Lucy and Adelaide, schooner, 80, Henry, from Lucy and Adelaide, schooner, 80, Henry, from
Northern Ports, li. Craig, agent, Northern Ports, R. Craig, agent, Northern Ports, R. Craig, agent,
Lass of Gaxvler, brig, 223, Dixon, for Adelaide. Lass of Gawler, brig, 223, Dixon, for Adelaide. Lass of Gawler, brig, 223, Dixon, for Adelaide.
Love and Co., agents. Love and Co., agents. Love and Co., agents.
Identified overProof corrections WAKEHAM MARTABAN OCTOBER DEASON HARRIS GAWLER
Identified overProof non-corrections HARMON BROWN
Word
count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words8184.097.584.6
Searchability of unique words4481.895.575.0
Weighted Words83.895.874.0

Article ID 3753072, Family Notices, Family Notices, page 2 1874-01-02, The Perth Gazette and West Australian Times (WA : 1864 - 1874), 93 words, 6 corrections

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MARRIAGE. MARRIAGE. MARRIAGE.
MONGER-HOoPä.-On the 11th instant, MONGER—HOOPS.—On the 11th instant, MONGER-HOoPä.-On the 11th instant,
by the Kev. Henry B. Gnusaldi, at Trinity by the Rev. Henry B. Grimaldi, at Trinity by the Rev. Henry B. Grimaldi, at Trinity
Chinch, York, George, youngest son oí the Church, York, GEORGE, youngest son of the Church, York, George, youngest son of the
late Joun Henry Monger, Esq., of York, to late John Henry Monger, Esq., of York, to late John Henry Monger, Esq., of York, to
Btlinda Eleüíor, eldest daughter of William BELINDA ELENOR, eldest daughter of William Belinda Eleanor, eldest daughter of William
Wigmoie Hoops, Esq., oi York, Western Aus- Wigmore Hoops, Esq., of York, Western Aus- Wigmore Hoops, Esq., of York, Western Australia.
tralia. tralia.
DIED. DIED. DIED.
SEWELL.-At York, on the 14th instant, SEWELL.—At York, on the 14th instant, SEWELL-In York, on the 14th instant,
Jessie Souper, the beloved wife of J. E JESSIE SOUPER, the beloved wife of J. E. Jessie Souper, the beloved wife of J. E
Sewell, Esq., aged 30 years.; deeply lamented Sewell, Esq., aged 30 years; deeply lamented Sewell, Esq., aged 30 years.; deeply lamented
by her sorrowing relations and friends, " by her sorrowing relations and friends. by her sorrowing relations and friends, DIED.
DIED. DIED.
SEWELL.-On the 17th December, 1873;* SEWELL.—On the 17th December 1873, SEWELL.-On the 17th December, 1873
at Mount Caroline, East York, Mabian Louisa, at Mount Caroline, East York, MARIAN LOUISA, at Mount Caroline, East York, Marian Louisa,
^infant daughter of Mr. Fredeiick Sewell, aged infant daughter of Mr. Frederick Sewell, aged infant daughter of Mr. Frederick Sewell, aged
6 months. 6 months. 6 months.
Identified overProof corrections REV GRIMALDI BELINDA MARIAN JOHN CHURCH WIGMORE FREDERICK
Identified overProof non-corrections ELENOR
Word
count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words8686.096.575.0
Searchability of unique words5583.698.288.9
Weighted Words85.098.388.9

Article ID 39813112, Article, KAPUNDA., page 3 1874-11-28, South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), 71 words, 5 corrections

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KA.PUNDA. KAPUNDA. KAPUNDA.
On Thursday Councillor Matthews, as Return On Thursday Councillor Matthews, as Return- On Thursday Councillor Matthews, as Return
ing Officer, attended at the Kapunda Council ing Officer, attended at the Kapunda Council ing Officer, attended at the Kapunda Council
Chamber to read the nomination-papers. There Chamber to read the nomination-papers. There Chamber to read the nomination-papers. There
was a email attendance of rateDavers. was a small attendance of ratepayers. was a small attendance of ratepayers.
for Mayor. FOR MAYOR. for Mayor.
R. J. Day. Re-elected. R. J. Day. Re-elected. R. J. Day. re-elected.
Fob Councillors. FOR COUNCILLORS. For Councillors.
East Ward- J. Trenerry. East Ward—J. Trenerry. East Ward- J. Trenerry.
West Ward— J. Wheatley. West Ward—J. Wheatley. West Wards J. Wheatley.
North Ward— S. West. North Ward—S. West. North Ward S. West
South Ward-J. D. Gates. South Ward—J. D. Gates. South Ward J. D. Gates.
Fob Auditors. ; FOR AUDITORS. For Auditors. ;
W. Oldham and J. F. Schramm. : W. Oldham and J. F. Schramm. W. Oldham and J. F. Schramm. :
There beinsr no contests all the candidates There being no contests all the candidates There being no contests all the candidates
were declared elected. - were declared elected. were declared elected. -
Identified overProof corrections RATEPAYERS SMALL BEING
Identified overProof non-corrections
Word
count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words5889.798.383.3
Searchability of unique words4893.8100.0100.0
Weighted Words94.1100.0100.0

Article ID 52895158, Article, Shipping Intelligence. INWARDS., page 2 1874-09-17, Launceston Examiner (Tas. : 1842 - 1899), 71 words, 3 corrections

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shipping pate ti1nce. Shipping Intelligence. shipping pate since.
INWARDS. INWARDS. INWARDS.
Sept. 16--Cutter Teazer, 22 tons, G. Cart- Sept. 16—Cutter Teazer, 22 tons, G. Cart- Sept. 16 Cutter Teazer, 22 tons, G. Cartledge,
ledge, from Itobart Town; mastur, agent. ledge, from Hobart Town ; master, agent. from Hobart Town; master, agent.
IMPORTS. t IMPORTS. IMPORTS. t
Cutter Teazer, from Hobart Town. 21 tons Cutter Teazer, from Hobart Town. 21 tons Cutter Teazer, from Hobart Town. 21 tons
raitw.y iron, Clark, Puncharnl, and Reeve; 6 railway iron, Clark, Punchard, and Reeve ; 6 railway iron, Clark, Punchard, and Reeve; 6
pkgs, ItL.L Government: 6 casks ale, lIrs Ior pkgs, H. M. Government ; 6 casks ale, Mrs. Mor- pkgs, ISLE Government: 6 casks ale, Mrs Ior
ison ; 4 cases soapl,, Bell and Westbrook ; 119 rison ; 4 cases soap, Bell and Westbrook ; 119 ison ; 4 cases soap,, Bell and Westbrook ; 119
pkga, order. pkgs, order. pkgs, order.
COASTERS OUTWARDS. COASTERS OUTWARDS. COASTERS OUTWARDS.
Sept. 15-Steamer PIoneer, 51 tons, D. Phil Sept. 15—Steamer Pioneer, 51 tons, D. Phil- Sept. 15 Steamer Pioneer, 51 tons, D. Phillips;
lips;s for N. V.-Coast J. -Murphy and Co., lips, for N. W. Coast ; J. Murphy and Co., for N. V.-Coast J. -Murphy and Co.,
agonts. Cargo-Sundrese. agents. Cargo—Sundries. agents. Cargo-Sundrese.
Identified overProof corrections SOAP RAILWAY MASTER MRS PHILLIPS PUNCHARD AGENTS
Identified overProof non-corrections INTELLIGENCE MORRISON SUNDRIES
Word
count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words5477.894.475.0
Searchability of unique words4376.793.070.0
Weighted Words80.093.869.0

Article ID 88227990, Article, CONSIGNEES OF GOODS BY RAILWAY. Saturday, 31st January., page 2 1874-02-02, Bendigo Advertiser (Vic. : 1855 - 1918), 87 words, 3 corrections

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:: •.: • "CONSIGNJi i£S:OF WOODS 'BY KAILW&Y.; CONSIGNEES OF GOODS BY RAILWAY. :: s.: s "CONSIGNED iS OF GOODS BY RAILWAY.;
• Saturday, 31st January. Saturday, 31st January. a Saturday, 31st January.
"-'■'Moore Bros., Jackson, Morrison, Mose^i .Young, Moore Bros., Jackson, Morrison, Moses, Young, "-'Moore Bros., Jackson, Morrison, Moses Young,
Morrison and Co., Holmes and Samuel, Holine« Morrison and Co., Holmes and Samuel, Holmes Morrison and Co., Holmes and Samuel, Holmes
Trant nud Huist, Juiuieson, Grant, Graham, liUtck Trant and Hurst, Jamieson, Grant, Graham, Buick Trant and Hurst, Juiuieson, Grant, Graham, Little
and Co., Moorhead, Thomas,_CuiiuiaghttUl,jV.hitc, and Co., Moorhead, Thomas, Cunningham, White, and Co., Moorhead, Thomas,_CuiiuiaghttUl,jV.hitc,
S'GleUitud; Hogors, lteidle, Horne, Onwper,"Harriet McClelland, Rogers, Reidle, Horne, Cowper, Harris, S'GleUitud; Rogers, Reidle, Horne, Onwper,"Harriet
Magee, Brandt, Buzza, VVilkinaon. Uoiilly, Sluitli, Magee, Brandt, Buzza, Wilkinson, Boully, Smith, Magee, Brandt, Buzza, Wilkinson. Boully, Smith,
.Gray and Co.; i?'aul, Connelly, llardy and Co., Gray and Co.; Faul, Connelly, Hardy and Co., Gray and Co.; infant, Connelly, Hardy and Co.,
Matclieti, Jloirissey, Abell, Miuty aud-Co., Moor-' Matchett, Moirissey, Abell, Minty and Co., Moor- Matchett, Jloirissey, Abell, Minty and Co., Moor-'
head, P<jel Bros., Mnciiherson and Co., Philliys, head, Peel Bros., Macpherson and Co., Phillips, head, Peel Bros., Macpherson and Co., Phillips,
Hunter, Kent Urtwuiy, Singleton, Denovan, Bath, Hunter, Kent Brewery, Singleton, Denovan, Bath, Hunter, Kent Brewery, Singleton, Denovan, Bath,
Crawford, Haunau, Alenogue, llenwiok .and Co., Crawford, Hannan, Menogue, Renwick and Co., Crawford, Hauhau, Alenogue, Renwick and Co.,
IM'Oulloch and Oo.:. Permewaii Hunt- aiid 'Co. McCulloch and Co., Permewan Hunt and Co. M'Culloch and Co.:. Permewan Hunt- and Co.
Identified overProof corrections WILKINSON BOULLY HURST MATCHETT RAILWAY MACPHERSON BREWERY GOODS ROGERS MOSES RENWICK SMITH OF PHILLIPS HARDY REIDLE MINTY PERMEWAN PEEL
Identified overProof non-corrections CONSIGNEES MCCLELLAND CUNNINGHAM MOIRISSEY FAUL JAMIESON MCCULLOCH WHITE COWPER MENOGUE HANNAN HARRIS THOMAS BUICK
Word
count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words8554.182.461.5
Searchability of unique words6347.677.857.6
Weighted Words50.578.356.2

Article ID 150437401, Article, THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN THE 44TH REGIMENT., page 4 1874-07-01, Geelong Advertiser (Vic. : 1859 - 1929), 237 words, 3 corrections

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the temperance movement if I The temperance movement in the temperance movement if I
r"'——>; THE 41TH.EEGIMENT. | - THE 44TH REGIMENT. read; THE 41TH.EEGIMENT. The
The total abstainers of this Begimen The total abstainers of this Regiment, total abstainers of this Regiment
_ located at Kamptee, gave last night :(tk located at Kamptee, gave last night (the _ located at Kamptee, gave last night :(tk
Uth May) their fifth entertainment t" 11th May) their fifth entertainment this 6th May) their fifth entertainment t"
Tear, and it proved a decided success. Tear, and it proved a decided success. It Tear, and it proved a decided success.
was commenced by the choir singing " 0|i was commenced by the choir singing "Our was commenced by the choir singing " Oi
Fathers: were high-minded men." Aft Fathers were high-minded men." After- Fathers: were high-minded men." Aft
wards Quarter-Master Sergeant, B. "Wl wards Quarter-Master Sergeant, R. Wil- wards Quarter-Master Sergeant, B. "Wl
liains, who is an abstainer from strong drid liams, who is an abstainer from strong drink Rains, who is an abstainer from strong dead
for some years, opened the meeting with! for some years, opened the meeting with a for some years, opened the meeting with!
ahoxt encouraging speech. Then Corpoij short encouraging speech. Then Corporal short encouraging speech. Then Corpoij
it; ^Herbert recited a capital piece snitable it; ^Herbert recited a capital piece snitable it; Herbert recited a capital piece suitable
. .. .*ha .j occasion. Afterwards the Begimejt . .. .*ha .j occasion. Afterwards the Begimejt ... what an occasion. Afterwards the Regiment
librarian. Sergeant Hooper, in . his naije librarian. Sergeant Hooper, in . his naije librarian. Sergeant Hooper, in his name
. j style, amused the audience very man . j style, amused the audience very man . style, amused the audience very man
with ' ' his readings. Corporal Smift with ' ' his readings. Corporal Smift with his readings. Corporal Swift
then very.sweetly sang a melody e|« then very.sweetly sang a melody e|« then very sweetly sang a melody etc
. ' titled, It was nothing bnt a drean"" . ' titled, It was nothing bnt a drean"" titled, It was nothing but a dream""
followed by Corporal Higg delivering followed by Corporal Higg delivering followed by Corporal Higg delivering
eloquent address ; this lecture excite eloquent address ; this lecture excite eloquent address ; this lecture excite
genuine enthusiasm. ' Afterwards the emir genuine enthusiasm. ' Afterwards the emir genuine enthusiasm. ' Afterwards the emir
-Bang " No one care's for me," followed jby -Bang " No one care's for me," followed jby -Bang " No one cares for me," followed by
"Godsave the Queen." The Temperance "Godsave the Queen." The Temperance "God save the Queen." The Temperance
Society of this corps is in a most flouiisling Society of this corps is in a most flouiisling Society of this corps is in a most flourishing
-:eonditk>n. A great nhmber of the members -:eonditk>n. A great nhmber of the members -:eonditk>n. A great number of the members
''are of over two, years" standing, and alout ''are of over two, years" standing, and alout are of over two, years standing, and about
; - hundred have been strict adherent! to ; - hundred have been strict adherent! to ; - hundred have been strict adherent! to
.„the total abstinence principle for ova 12 .„the total abstinence principle for ova 12 the total abstinence principle for over 12
months. The class under Corporal Hebert months. The class under Corporal Hebert months. The class under Corporal Herbert
. .ef the Band (a promising yonng man—ieal . .ef the Band (a promising yonng man—ieal . of the Band (a promising young married
. ons and a firm abstainer) is in excelent . ons and a firm abstainer) is in excelent . sons and a firm abstainer) is in excellent
condition,!* and demonstrated to thelan condition, and demonstrated to the au- condition, and demonstrated to their
dienca last night that it has lo3t noni of dience last night that it has lost none of dance last night that it has lost none of
-its former efficiency. its former efficiency. its former efficiency.
Identified overProof corrections LOST NONE REGIMENT SHORT
Identified overProof non-corrections DREAN [**VANDALISED] JBY [**VANDALISED] OUR OVA [**VANDALISED] ONS [**VANDALISED] SNITABLE [**VANDALISED] GODSAVE [**VANDALISED] IEAL [**VANDALISED] SMIFT [**VANDALISED] NHMBER [**VANDALISED] BNT [**VANDALISED] HEBERT [**VANDALISED] ALOUT [**VANDALISED] DRINK EF [**VANDALISED] BEGIMEJT [**VANDALISED] YONNG [**VANDALISED] WILLIAMS EXCELENT [**VANDALISED] NAIJE [**VANDALISED] FLOUIISLING [**VANDALISED] HA [**VANDALISED]
Word
count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words20092.084.5-93.8
Searchability of unique words14295.184.5-214.3
Weighted Words95.085.5-190.0

Article ID 201532169, Article, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. ADELAIDE, 12th August, page 2 1874-08-13, The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), 50 words, 3 corrections

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SOOTH AUSTRALIA. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Adelaide, 12th August ADELAIDE, 12th August. Adelaide, 12th August
The Governor has assented to the Railn; The Governor has assented to the Railway The Governor has assented to the Rails;
Loan and Civil Service Bills. | Loan and Civil Service Bills. Loan and Civil Service Bills. The
The Government propose surveying ft\ The Government propose surveying the Government propose surveying the
land'on Yorke's Peninsula, so as to euibli land on Yorke's Peninsula, so as to enable land on Yorke's Peninsula, so as to enable
the miners to select it. the miners to select it. the miners to select it.
Colonel Watburlon leaves for Europe to Colonel Warburton leaves for Europe to- Colonel Warburton leaves for Europe to
morrow, morrow. morrow,
Tho Murray railway question is still being The Murray railway question is still being The Murray railway question is still being
agitated. agitated. agitated.
Identified overProof corrections SOUTH WARBURTON ENABLE LAND ON
Identified overProof non-corrections
Word
count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words4883.397.987.5
Searchability of unique words4087.5100.0100.0
Weighted Words87.9100.0100.0

Accumulated stats for 8 articles from year 1874

Word
count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words70180.990.751.5
Searchability of unique words49281.990.346.1
Weighted Words83.090.946.5