04 Jul 1889
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1889
Page
1
A fragment from The Cobram Courier discusses amending the erection of a bridge at Trew wal and reports decay of a bridge and canal condition. It mentions diversions near Albers and a proposal for a reroute to Athens and Macsay roads, with a recent relamen and a timetable.
The Yarrawonga Shire Council notes a lengthy ordinary meeting with hours of discussion on street works Drainage and tree clearance along Station Road and nearby routes. The minutes list tenders for road formation and clearing totaling many pounds plus reports from engineers and health officials.
The Fortnightly meeting notes list Sarcenay Jess and numerous members including Crawford Schubert Guthrie and Macarthur. Minutes confirm reading of previous minutes and unread correspondence from New Health Lane Mercantile Agency Co and Nakival Mopyayemul Avenue Co.
A Victorian town meeting approved license transfers for the Yorruweyah Hotel and Victoria Hotel Cochran. Extended absences from licensed premises were requested for six months ending December. A public protest from Nunurksh was considered and the council set dates for upcoming hearings and athletic events.
The document outlines the Stree Council meeting andlocal election plans, noting proposed infrastructure works and funding. It mentions extending provisions of intercolonial ties and reports from experts on roads, bridges, and ferry routes, with cost estimates across multiple colonies.
The text shows a garbled OCR notice listing days and names like Wednesday and Saturday with scattered dates and terms such as COCRT and Asse. It references events or actions on August and September in a historical venue, but specifics are unreadable.
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