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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage references a Friday court session, responses to inquiries, and mentions several banks and managers. Named entities include W. Hall, Jno A Garrard, and multiple banks such as Raragarrre Bank, Australasia Bank, and Tegrawh Commercial Banking Co. in Sydney.
The fragmented notice lists the Comman Agricultural Society of Ey a 7 founded 1856 with annual show each October first Tuesday at 3 pm. It names current officers including President J Snek and Secretary A RR Waldexon. It also mentions Canram Progress Association with officers I H Furnll and T Hamilton, and various local clubs and committees, plus odd lines about meetings, institutes, and leagues.
Notice on export limits for poultry, rabbits, ore, and meat products from the Agriculture Department. Only specified meats including veal and lamb may be shipped to Government stores in Melbourne region. Shippers asked to submit inquiries about available rates and methods before engaging, with certification and labeling requirements to follow.
A man recounts severe indigestion and fatigue lasting years. After trying various medicines, he credits Clement’s Tonic with easing chest pain, stomach distress, and restoring vigor, ending with renewed health and strength.
The document outlines prohibited engines and gear, wildlife and fowl prohibitions, annual closed seasons, and penalties. It lists dates for seasonal restrictions, licenses, and tax rates, along with postal and telegraph information, and government holiday closures. The text references Melbourne and Victoria regulatory bodies, including the Custom House and Crown grants, with timelines spanning June to December.
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