08 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
1
Advertisement offers travel by steamers to London and Liverpool via canal routes with round trips and special fares. Includes sailing dates May 2, travel terms, cabin features, and agent contact JOHN BANDEASON & CO. 3 WILLIAM ST.
A fragment from a 19th century notice describes voyages between Portland and Melbourne aboard steamers. It lists passenger fares and schedules with many garbled names and dates, including terms like Return and single fares and port of departure. The item reads as a mixed timetable and passenger notice with uncertain legibility.
Damaged OCR text describes a public action and notices with scattered names and places. It references a public auction, a road, a contractor, a bounty, and questions about town matters. The legibility is limited, but the piece preserves the event tone and locality.
Fragmentary OCR text references a match involving Balre of Portland and Crean, with garbled names and numbers. Readable items include a time marker and partial team mentions, but many details are illegible. The fragment hints at a sports event score or timing but lacks a coherent narrative or outcome.
Grain season rationing extended to farmers grain dealers and agents with new allocation rules. Officials outlined distribution channels and reporting requirements for shipments and stock levels to ensure equitable access across regions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Dalgety and Company Alpe and wheat plot concerns. References to Newmarket ware and identical hayes, claims of reserves from owners, and a Bestial Department notice. Mentions butter and dairy product sales, three month measures, and Kemp's patent. Includes Glasgow, Hamilton, and Cornworth towers as scattered names.
Tender documents call for bids dated 14 April 1914 for a contract at Glentuomtaan lineal, Penshurst area. Tenders addressed to the President Tends Com Nenet No. -/T4 must arrive by 14 April, lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance.
Shire of Partland invites Aldhemed to a reception at Shire Hall Heywood with travel details and venue directions. The notice lists involved parties, travel times, and related ceremonial works, mentioning the date, attendees, and regulatory references. It notes a public event awaiting confirmation and invites constituency engagement.
A tore rough OCR excerpt details a race club annual saga with stakes, nominations, and penalties. Names and places are garbled, but references to nomination acceptance dates, penalties, and prize money appear alongside horse names and racing terms. The piece outlines procedures for nominations and penalties in a race meeting context.
Fragmented racing notice outlines multiple handicap races with weights, distances, and nominations. Mentions banter, nomination and acceptance details, saddle and hurdle events, and travel/rail arrangements for a meeting in April 1817 with terms for penalties and weight adjustments.
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Racing notes cover entries for Namlich Facing Club and Pony Race worth 20 sovs, with 14 day entries and various handicaps. Mentions Braldey Stakes handbag prize, nomination numbers, acceptance fees, and second day handicap trials.
Race program details for Macarthur Rage Club include multiple handicaps and pony races with nominations closing, weights, start times, and conditions. It lists venue notes, entry fees, and secretary remarks about entries, weights, and timing for the April meeting.
A garbled snippet mentions Ballarat and various incomplete names and terms including Sammy, Richards & Co, World-Faced Moobiers, and Sturt Street. The readable fragments hint at a local business or place list but lack coherent details, dates, or actions.
In a cryptic procurement note a MET butchers bale is described, with fragmented phrasing suggesting a trade or supply item. The readable elements hint at a market context or inventory listing, but the full meaning remains unclear from the damaged OCR text.
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