04 Dec 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1917
Page
1
Fragmented notice from Portland forwards multiple dates and contracts. It references Meyers Lane Port Falls and Melborne routes with departures and returns. The document mentions bids, testing terms, and a public sale tied to a contractor, along with names and places like Hamilton and Lorene.
A crowded OCR fragment outlines a shipping and market notice involving Dalgety & Co Ltd and partners. It mentions location details, dates around a November Thursday, and references to a shipper and goods retailing with generic production claims. The readable text lists entities such as Dalgety & Co Ltd and MOGI & UO, with scattered references to markets and transit routes.
The document records contract bids and court notices including a Nipder airfield project and Comtraet “Na” involving oil 4200 OE YAEA OL AbARIN 186 Hamilton to Cortland. It mentions preliminary denaait and a fee of 2 per eau, with names CU SMITH Janice Boersary Shure gmer Winldtu and date November.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions multiple names and a November date. It references a council or committee in Me ille and a scheduled ten thirty start time for an event or meeting. The text is unclear but indicates administrative or financial matters under a secretary.
The readable text shows garbled phrases referencing a political event or figure and a campaign context. Key names or places are unclear, but mentions of orders, locations, and dates imply scheduling or wartime like activity. No clear outcome or date can be confirmed from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR shows a careworn entry listing penalties and monetary amounts. The readable items include a twenty pound reference and a few initials such as ABBOTT and WCE, but details, dates, and full names are missing. The item appears to document financial or administrative notes rather than a complete news event.
The fragmentary notice references the Shire of Mount Rouse and a final award or bounty related to a conviction, with scattered dates and names. It appears to announce a payment or claim action tied to a local authority, but the text is heavily garbled.
The provided OCR fragment is garbled and contains no identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a county works invitation with references to bidders and a contract process. It mentions deadlines, deposits, and locations such as Herston and Bethel, with scattered names and dates. The text is incomplete and relies on unreadable sections.
An unclear OCR item repeats phrases about beets and hiring, producing a garbled short note with no clear event, people, or place. The readable bits suggest a minor local mention or typographical error rather than a full story.
Fragmented OCR yields references to tenders, road and bridge work, and street contracts. Mentions include land abutting properties, contracting offices, and references to public works projects and officials in a chaotic but identifiable schedule of bids and work orders.
Fragmented OCR text mentions information sharing to complete prison terms and mentions individuals such as Hamilton, Lamia, and Wout from Larne. It references a date in November and an event around October 4 and a caller named Jamor Ronteon. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
A local shire council is set to debate financial rates and parish boundaries at an upcoming session. The meeting will consider changes to assessable property values and potential realignments affecting residents and nearby communities.
A fragmented notice from the Health Department warns of a water supply issue in Malate Kot Leck. It mentions the need to address contamination at a spring and urges operations to be halted and redirected for safety, with emergency measures to safeguard residents.
The fragment references a December term dealing with mining and shareholding matters, listing individuals and locations such as Murr, Bikire, Musil Tosoe, and Castas Wrantidas. It notes a date around December and a public proceeding or meeting at a designated chamber, with terminology evocative of legal or corporate share assessments and valuations.
A damaged OCR reads a legal notice about an estate sale auction to settle debts and distribute property. It mentions a Me Town Trem auction date set in May, with property details including streets and parcels to be offered to the highest bidder. The notice lists necessary dates, parties, and conditions for bidding and acceptance.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a public figure and possible actions in a distant location. It mentions residence officials and a willingness to engage, with unclear names and events. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, offering few concrete details beyond general references to a person and possible official discourse.
A dated notice describes a land at the BBP site near Shs and Road with references to Woodings and Re kere tries. It lists a time window and local authorities in charge, indicating a public action or sale proceeding.
A busy catalog style notice lists summer apparel and accessories including blouses in navy and white, linen sport outfits, sarees, dresses, shawls, and corsets. It notes various styles, quantities, and sale ranges from 7/4 to 35, with emphasis on dainty trims, printed voiles, and cotton blends. Some dates and prices appear in a scattered format.
OCR fragment outlines a local paving project involving a company and officials but is heavily garbled leaving uncertain names and actions. It hints at a public works contract or contract award in a town or city, with references to approvals and dates unclear.
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