26 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
1
Notice from a Portland agent lists fare details for a Melbourne voyage with multiple legs and return options. It notes dates August and September, travel by rail or sea, and return validity of three months with interchangeability. Agent G. Oathiela at 17 Wn’m Porviad signs the notice.
Notice states the Shire of Mount Raza intends to levy a general rate of twelve pence in the pound on net annual value of rateable property for year ending 30th September 1815. The plan, prepared under Local Government Act, proposes fire bears by all perine interests and is prepared by the Shire Secretary at Shire Hall Peuvhuret on August Vth.
Connigu products offered to Dalgety and Co Ltd now ark of urblong and other agents for sale of wool stock and produce. Experts assess righth many years value. Sale items include land stock not meat fat dairy hides and furs. agents listed for various districts and brokers for producing goods.
A malformed by laws notice from the Shire Secretary warns owners of stock and land to respond by post to retain or relocate holdings. It references Wandering Steak and Mtuck Tevet with terms about residence at Mowat House and travel, by order of D Wagls.
Notice that Mount Route Shire Council intends to impose an extra rate of three pence in the pound on the value of all rateable property within Penshurst Riding for the year ending 20 September 1846. Public inspection of the proposal will be at the Shire Hall during office hours, by residents and ratepayers.
Shira of Mount Rause reports Border Road closed to traffic due to pariah boundary issues. Official notice states no passage beyond Farabea of Buceene, Fame, and Neoepidah until further order. Road closure affects travel toward London Lane and adjacent areas. Official gate remains closed to all unless directed otherwise.
Fragmentary notice from the Shire of Mount Rouva mentions owners and a time window with muddled terms and names. The legible items refer to a local administration notice to residents but readable specifics are unavailable in the provided text.
Fragmentary text describes a motor cycle topic with scattered names and terms. The readable portions reference travel safety and possible agency references amid garbled words. No clear event date or identifiable entities emerge from the damaged passage.
Fragmentary text lists head teachers and residences for multiple state schools with garbled names and scattered locales. It mentions founders, recommendations, and procurement at a stated price, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a vehicle case and sections of the 1908 Government Act. Details are unreadable. no clear parties, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the available snippet.
The Shire proposes updates to bylaws concerning pet ownership and attire, including restrictions on certain collars and leashes. Details reference the act and enforcement rules under the Dog Act. Public notice requests compliance and outlines penalties for noncompliance.
Authorities warn guardians about a contagious fever outbreak linked to schools and public facilities. The alert emphasizes immediate reporting of suspected cases to health officials and safer practices in schools and homes.
Fragmentary notice from Kowres region mentions figures like ARGIATINT SON OF COWRERDARE and Palry Fargr with a Stove misprint. The readable parts suggest a local record or charter event with names and roles but lack clear dates or outcomes. Authorities and exact actions remain obscured in distorted text.
Prohibition on riding bicycles in the township areas ApAng Faeshore Guroke and Harpy s Prohibited. Any person offending will be prosecuted by order H S Ate Share Secretary.
Shire of Kowris notices that Jalan Gilleg Tlotrw at the Cornell Chats area near Hdennope is closed due to war and impairment. The council describes actions by Mr. M pave Balls of Huskee and Olviason of the hire under authority led by WJ Allan.
Shire of Minhamite warns public of traffic restrictions near Macarthur and port areas on Hamilton-Portsiy Road. Notice lists work zones opposite Brosdwater Point, Lot 18 Hon Ta, Rowaubip of Macarthur, Lot 1 Section Li, Warrabkook area, and Lot 1 Section XII with Parish of Warrabkook. G F Cameron signs as Shire Chairman.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several proper nouns and phrases with unclear context. It references names like LEONARD and Ananth, places or terms resembling dates or actions, but lacks coherent facts to form a clear event or report. The readable content is too damaged to determine a substantive summary.
A local notice states that on a specified date travellers in vehicles must carry proper carriage lights within the shire and near the defined boundaries. The order applies between named local areas and requires compliant lights to avoid penalties.
Public notice announces enforcement from November 1, 1348 of local government rules on tire width for wheeled vehicles in Rewree. It specifies weight limits per inch of tire for two wheel and four wheel vehicles, exemptions for private passenger cars, and requires legible side markings with white letters. The notice is signed by a secretary and directed to vehicle operators.
Fragmented OCR text references a place and events with unclear names. It hints at a January timeframe and mentions institutions or groups, but lacks coherent details to identify a clear event or outcome. The readable bits suggest a local notice context with possible names and locations, yet essential specifics remain unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a notice affecting Ty CON MACTORS and a road contract near Mount Rouse or Shire. Mentions nine tyres and a public inquiry lead by a secretary in Queensland, with references to Eyre area and Shyer ada, indicating a government decision or oversight body reviewing a road project.
Fragmentary notes describe a 1908 survey near Mount Rouse involving the Pa Hie Halu and Cornell, outlining a waterway path from Spiiow Creek to the Birra Boundary. The text mentions a Department and references a committee or order, with uncertain terms and illegible sections.
The Shire of Owree restricts the distribution and use of any matched orbet or description of matrhan within the Spire of Kowre during January, February, March, April, November and December to prevent preparation for illicit acts. No transfer to another WG is allowed during these months.
A garbled 19th century style notice mentions Rawree Shire Council establishment and a depot tor. It lists names such as Hoare and Co Beare and M. Beary. It references Rosey’s Hotel Edenboro and Hite Tall Aupaltea with tabred maceruala. Prices for an assay are given plus ear Plage.
The notice lists multiple locations including State Schools and various towns such as North, Brantholme, Herwood, Dart moor, Tabara, Narraveonp, Con dale, Tyrandarra, Wallncedale, Irondale Medisntee In Mluta, Mission Station, Myamyn, and Grandate Railway station where the matter will be kept under the TOLLE Secretary’s authority.
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