Publisher’s Motive Owing Easter Holiday
The Spectator will not be published Saturday April 10 and Monday April 13 due to the Easter holiday. The notice explains the publisher’s motive and lists the revised publication schedule.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1909
Page
4
The Spectator will not be published Saturday April 10 and Monday April 13 due to the Easter holiday. The notice explains the publisher’s motive and lists the revised publication schedule.
The Mooralla estate, recently bought by the Government, is described by Mr. Gillespie, chairman of the Ulomer Retthe roent Board, as well watered, undulating, and fertile for cultivation. He mentions the land was allotted to the board on July 1 and that two surveyors will visit to divide allotments. applicants may learn the price later. The official remarks imply prices may be around a significant amount, with some uncertainty over awaiting further details.
The fire at the Kaneneor estate caused substantial property damage and prompted rapid response by crews. Authorities reported the blaze began Friday with eerie quiet before intense flames, as investigators traced the source and ensured nearby areas were cleared.
A German Lutheran schoolhouse gathering in Hochkirch bid farewell to the Rev. Dareow and his family. Friends presented them with a purse of savings, a travelling bag, and a rug as they depart for Ayndry. Pastors and teachers expressed deep gratitude and best wishes for their future life and a hoped reunion in heaven.
The Hamilton Mechanics Institute committee petitions the Government for funds toward its art gallery building, noting no state aid previously received while others benefited. Reports say the Chief Secretary has granted around £209 for the project, while the Public Library branches receive about £60 each without conditions. The piece questions unequal treatment of Hamilton compared with Free Libraries and other districts.
The notice outlines a property sale for blocks and parcels from the estate of the late owner. It names the sale action, authority, and location with the anticipated terms and conditions for bidders and interested parties.
Extensive clearing sale announced at Waodo Vale starting 12 noon for the estate of W Miller and C Constable. Sheep drafted for sale. 37 head of cattle and horses offered. Also transport and other property sale details provided with location near Hamilton and Coleraine.
Wimmera farmers inspected Admiral Bridges C162 acres at Trawalla near Beaufort and Ballarat offered for sale on May 1. Area described as ideal for wheat, oats, and rape crops with strong expected returns. Tender forms and plans available on request. Methodist Sunday School prize distribution to be held at the Temperance Hall tonight with attendance encouraged. High temperature forecast in Bis-r Dirt area for Thursday April 14.
Mr Paul Warren, Bamdlend football captain last year, arrived from Melbourne Saturday night and spent time in the city. He may be considered for captaincy again this season as players eye his leadership. Also noted is a Presbyterian church wedding at Hamilton where H Munro wed Mina Bridget Shepherd. The couple honeymooned in Melbourne and settled at a Coleraine farm.
Reuters telegrams discuss naval power and gifts of battleships, noting Britain and allies' resolve. The fragment hints at unity among communities and political assurances amid looming maritime strength. The garbled text references Australia, war readiness, and a controversial pledge.
Fragmented report notes Germany adjusting its finances and naval program. Mentions Crete, Crete tower, Waals log, and various unclear references to military planning and international threat conditions amid economic tightening.
The readable portions list names and terms such as Austrian and Micanihene while garbled language mentions the Vietdki and UAE context. No coherent event or outcome is established, making a concrete summary infeasible.
Fragmentary wire service note from MELMOURYE reports an early federal meeting with scattered names and locations. The garbled lines hint at attendees including Mr Cleaham and Hemebel, though many terms are unreadable. The piece references a city tie and a diplomatic or wartime context with CSCO.
An old OCR fragment mentions New South Wales and Victoria in a joint offer cabling context. It references several names and a meeting, with unclear sequence and multiple garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at a transfer or agreement discussion and preparatory steps ahead of a formal action.
Fragmented OCR reveals a garbled notice referencing the University of Humanity and Salvation Army scheme. Names appear jumbled with New York indications and mention of funds for a work unit and social review projects. The precise action, dates, and parties are unclear due to the damaged text.
Fragmentary text references a wartime period involving nations and individuals, mentioning conflict impacts and a death. It hints at postwar effects and political shifts while preserving a snapshot of historical discourse.
In London,Bundey reports Pretoria's constitution move amid legislative changes. The article notes actions toward renitentibation and a proposed arrangement amid constitutional discussions.
London Sunday report states Mrs Haskel has been acquitted after a weekend murder trial. The jury found the evidence insufficient to convict.
The Marathon Derby in New York drew about forty thousand spectators. Saint Yoo, billed as a Wrench Funner, won first prize of five thousand dollars. Dorando finished second for two thousand six hundred dollars. Tenset, Shrubb, Hayes, and Maloney II also ran in the event.
Ninety two cerebro spinal meningitis cases are reported in Faris London. Patients are being treated with Wwa RorTon's veruin. A stray line mentions a week and a man buying something, but details are unclear.
London reports a semi official note saying Britain and France respond favorably to the appeal for the settlement of Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation. The message reflects Allied diplomacy amid European tensions.
The report from London notes King Eulwan in excellent health at Thirrite with celebratory telegrams and royal greetings amid ongoing imperial duties and public interest.
In the furian issue of the newspaper Westrick, Huseians react to a baffling account of an old time Siberian emigration officer. The piece details a strange spread of a ment amene and a sequence of events tied to a ti May era.
A damaged OCR snippet from a Melbourne market page shows unreadable vendor names and items. It mentions produce terms like peas and wheat with garbled accompanying text and stray punctuation.
The hospital board reviews ward work and fencing around the main gate, plus path and verandah safety. Funds donated by local churches and individuals support food, fruit, vegetables, and медицин supplies, with a forthcoming meeting to approve new rules and monthly hospital meetings set for May.
The readable text mentions a church gathering and a boy named Four years old who suffered a collarbone injury and other hurts after a ramble near Varrowsy. It notes a public sermon and a morning event, with references to a Pew and Varrowsy area.
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