30 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
1
A scattered transit notice lists fare details from Portland to Melbourne and return options. It mentions various locations, dates, and agents offering passenger tickets with exchangeable validity, noting no guaranteed passage and agent contact information in Portland.
A damaged rail and travel advertisement lists timetables and fares for routes between Harrow Noradiaha and Noradjuba with mentions of Hamilton, Hyde Park, and various inns. It includes departure days Tuesday Thursday Saturday and return prices such as 176, 15/6, and 8/0 with agency notes and agent names.
Fragmented notice from Shira of Mount Roars and Mount Rows outlines a formal proclamation approved by the Hawcutive Pounetl. The text references fortifications, religious or civic rites, and a public sale or collection controlled by officials, with dates and procedural terms largely unreadable. The document appears to be an official notice suppressing public action, warning readers about authorized conduct and the scope of power exercised by local authorities.
A dense notice from the Shire of Mount Rouse announces regulatory actions under the Total Government Act 1408. It prescribes skimmed milk labeling requirements and vehicle tyre width rules, plus a temporary road crossing closure on Victoria Valley Road from January to March 1919, with duties for drivers and notices to parliament.
A regional notice references Section 14 of the Dog Act and related prohibitions, detailing how collars and visibility must be addressed. It cites authorities and the need for compliance with care standards, including restrictions tied to guardianship and public safety obligations.
In a Mount Rouse notice a By law is cited with proposed changes and travel allowances. Details reference stock movements and road orders affecting routes and transport. The fragment notes inquiries and duties of officers, with dated clauses and potential hearings on the matter.
A fragmented notice from the Shire of Aswrea warns about apparatus and instruction for public health treatment. It lists schools and educators in various local areas, mentions the Board of Public Health, and directs attendance or compliance at named places within the district.
A garbled passage from Mount Reusa references water issues and local governance, naming officials and locations in a jumbled field. Names such as Lan Hite and Caled re appear amid unclear dates and places, with mentions of waterways and community concerns.
A local record notes a disturbance at the Shire of Kewrae meeting involving officials and a secretary. The minutes show confusion over proceedings and an apparent FOUL remark, with unclear names and roles among attendees.
Fragmented OCR suggests chaotic private hospital system with errant staff, restricted patient entry, and unnamed officials cited. The text mentions private care, safety concerns, and disruptions impacting service delivery across multiple facilities.
Fragmentary handwriting outlines a bond for two shillings and other duties tied to Prax Meine. It mentions an AED seal and attached brah, with weights and declarations. The text references a delivery at a Shire and a secretary’s involvement, but details are unclear.
Notice states that registration of cowkeepers, dairymen, and purveyors of silk is required. It warns owners or occupiers of any dairy farm to comply. Application forms are available at the shire offices. Affected parties may face penalties up to 90 pounds.
The Shire of Kawree issues a public notice about motorcycles. The text indicates the secretary’s notice and references to motor cycling travel within the shire. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Official directive requires immediate reporting to the Board of Health and to the Sheriff regarding a list of child cases and hazardous dwellings. The document cites yellow fever, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, and pulmonary tuberculosis among others, naming houses and guardians, with addresses and authorities to act.
The text presents a garbled OCR passage about permit applications for drainage and waterworks. It references various place names and authorities, including a university and local drainage terms, but the fragmentary nature makes specific events, dates, or outcomes unclear.
Fragmented OCR text outlines registration notices and a Monday deadline related to a local event, mentioning a Stork Foils roanome and a barge milestone. The readable names and dates are unclear, but the item suggests a community notice about registration and event timing.
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