11 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1915
Page
1
Travel and weather notices list rates and routes between Portland and Melbourne with dates, fares, and schedules. Mentions specific connections including Port Fairy, Warrnambal and return options, plus ticket availability for several months.
The town clerk Hammond of Hamilton issues tender notices for cutting and preparing work on a 10 percent raw goods accord at Crown Mall. The call specifies accompanying fenders and related tasks with a deadline around August 12.
The Borough of Hamilton holds a meeting to elect three councilors to fill vacancies caused by retirements. The vote will occur Thursday, May 28, at the office between 8:00 and 1:00, with candidates listed and a legal notice published by Joseph M. Law, attorney.
The Shire of Doyidan holds the nomination for the Earth Hist seat on Thursday. Nomination papers must be delivered to CH. mith before the end of business on the day of nomination with a Ten Praloda endorsement. Polls open Thursday during the afternoon voting window.
Election notices in Dundas Shire outline Friday polling details, with official notices dated 1945. Voters are advised to check the county hall location for the writ and associated forms as debates unfold over ward representation and council terms.
Retired official William Ambrost Mly is named for the Mountaun council seat. Nomination forms will be available from August 7, 1015, with the election set for August 10. Voters are urged to read the notice and obtain forms from the deputy in Penshurst.
An election or nominating event is scheduled in the Shire of the ... on August 7 1313. Nomination day will appoint the candidate to the western Way of AB sinte Viti. The meeting occurs at Shire Hall, Wbunitten, with a single candidate to be announced. Returning Litter amity STANLY LIARMORTH notes the date and procedure.
Government order under section 302 of the highway act prohibits certain structures and obstructions along the Mount Rowe to North Road area. The order requires removal of fences gates and any obstructions within specified lands and sets a deadline for compliance.
A notice from the Shire of Mount Reuss warns that certain disturbances in the town of Vens Tunkel and Gleatompant must be cleared within eight days. The proclamation targets illicit assemblies and public nuisance, ordering removal of disruptive elements to restore order.
Nomination for the position of councillor in the Duparteld ruling seat of the Shire of Mount Rouse will open on Friday August 10 with nominations closing on Thursday August 12. Nominating forms must be signed and deposited with Ten Pounds at the Woodburn office between 9am and 4pm. The retiring councillor is Robert Wooihirn and the deputy is Mr. W Young.
A garbled notice from 1915-1916 announces annual rotation of council seats for the Central Tiling and appoints officials for an upcoming election. It names Returning Officer James Hadden and mentions August 25th as the key date with procedural details about nominations and eligibility.
Notice announces a local electoral process in Shire Kowree with details on nomination timing and required delivery of signed papers. It references GN Coppetitor and positions in Apsley, with deadlines in August and instructions to deliver to deputy Mrs Stann.
Fragmented OCR shows a local election notice listing candidates and official dates. Names like Walter HON and Nanogallod Jormeean appear amid garbled phrases, with 4 mark notes about nomination and polling times on a mid 19th century style page.
Fragmented OCR notes outline a county council nomination event in the North-Rant Riding region with mention of a court or law context, a shift to a political meeting, and references to candidates and timing around nomination day. Names appear as Quinlan and others, with mentions of deputies and a tentative schedule.
The Shire of Minhamite schedules an annual election for certain local offices. Nominations open at a specified address and must be delivered before the due date. A public notice sets the election date and nomination timeframe, with instructions for candidates and eligibility as required by the government act.
The readable portion shows garbled legal or corporate language with mentions of dates, places, and names but lacks clear actions or outcomes. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving only a sense of an official notice about regulations or approvals.
Fragmentary text shows a notice issued by the Shire of Minhamite directed at farmers regarding supply duties and land labor. It references local officials and a minister of public welfare, with unclear phrases about attendance or compliance, and mentions Allan as a secretary. The readable portion suggests a formal public notice on agricultural labor or land use.
A fragmented OCR line references warnings and items tied to a local matter. It mentions names and figures in an unclear context, with partial phrases about committees or notices. The readable content is insufficient to identify a clear event, person, or organization.
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