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Local notice seeks men for a timepaid role at Johnson Studio. Applicants must provide details and contact Avenue for Forees Waitore to arrange fitting and payment.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 05, 1916
Page
4
Local notice seeks men for a timepaid role at Johnson Studio. Applicants must provide details and contact Avenue for Forees Waitore to arrange fitting and payment.
A long, jumbled 1914 era newspaper fragment covers battles, troop movements, and home front data. Mentions Australian forces, New York, London, and Melbourne links, with notes on weather, rail, and public notices. Reports on expenditures, conscription talk, and war-related civic events alongside personal recollections and scattered names.
An unintelligible OCR passage appears to reference a health threat or vaccine topic with scrambled place names and names. The readable elements are minimal, offering no clear event date, location, or participants.
A fragmented OCR excerpt describes soldiers departing and various locals and places mentioned in a scattered narrative. Names such as Healy, Brown, and Healy Thrid appear amid references to towns, roads, and regions, with many garbled terms and partial phrases suggesting a historical military or population movement report. The piece reads like a collage of notes, notices, and place names rather than a single cohesive event.
A long police report details an alleged theft at the Ballarat Brewing Company, with a man and a woman accused of stealing bottles and cash. The timeline references a Sunday morning incident near the railway station and involvement of witnesses, with multiple individuals questioned and the court case moving toward examination of evidence.
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