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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented public notice outlines passenger routes between Portland and Melbourne with schedules for multiple weekdays, pricing per route leg, and booking details. It mentions special notices about grain shipments and interchanges, plus a general warning about service changes and ticket validity.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an invention or innovation not clearly described. The readable portions reference a date segment and potential device terms but lack concrete details or identifiable names, places, or organizations to anchor a full news summary.
An imperfect fragment from a Mount Rouse notice lists a hiring intention at UIC and references teen labor terms, a time frame, and exclusions. The garbled text mentions a “Pemuret paring” and a proposed meeting within a Pena site, noting ties to a local event and authorities.
A damaged OCR fragment references a horse named Winterica Q and races at Condam. Mentions a half-brother, a trainer Alan, and a person named Adelaide. Details are garbled but indicate a horse event with multiple names and unclear outcomes.
The article lists prize champions across classes including a Metropolitan show section. Notable names include Amos, Cat, and Leško Aw A bbeyeephagpsidy Coameau, with winnings near 78.11 and notable performances by Young Con and Mim Cormick. Payable on removal of mare.
Disjointed OCR text from a 1910 document listing payees, dates, and charges. Scattered references include a Brower address, steamship mention, and various names such as Harold and Robin Ferma. The legible items are partial payments and notices without a clear single event or outcome.
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