11 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text notes a bridge or culvert issue with hours on Monday and a possible penalty. No clear event, date, or parties can be determined from the readable portion.
The Shire of Dundas offers a ten pound reward for information and confirmation leading to apprehension of anyone involved in stripping or interfering with trees in any pool within the shire. The secretary G. Finamith signs the notice.
Fragmentary OCR item references a local government notice in a parish, with garbled place names and dates. The readable portion mentions an action against vehicles and renters and a deadline in a formal notice format.
In the ARI case the money is in the hands of the Moniar arming Reweetary wide vark Connell meet. If not resolved, Bern Mares Yad 1088 may be affected.
A historic notice lists fares and schedules for Melbourne to Portland services with references to return tickets and interchangeability. It mentions specific dates such as December 16 and notes conditions for permits and construction along the route.
The Dundas Shire issues a reward of five pounds for information leading to conviction of persons removing or damaging road equipment and hindering traffic near Mandawarra. Authorities warn of penalties under Local Government Act and note the governor in council has proclaimed applicable laws. Secretary M. Smith signs the notice.
Landowners in the parishes of Linlithgow Jennawarra and Houmawah must cut noxious weeds including thistle barron thistle and bathoret burratowing across road widths. Failure to comply will trigger legal steps to compel compliance. By order.
Official notice under the Air Regulations sets the governor’s declared tire weight provisions into effect. The superintendent confirms the act’s requirements are now in operation and binding within the specified district.
Notices announce a council meeting at Penshurst on December 12 to present accounts for year ending September 12. Ratepayers may inspect audited accounts, road closures due to flood and other traffic updates, and a public notice on rate payments and waterworks trust payments.
The Shire of Kowrea offers a ten pound reward for information leading to conviction of those who damaged or removed street trees planted along Ha mitten rool Penahuret in August. A second note: road closure notice for Mont boundary road in parish of Roxton due to Teerydinle Fridge renewal. also warnings against erecting obstructions by droves and conductors with penalties.
Notice from Kowree Shire authorities requires strict adherence to the Dow Act and Thistle Act regarding registration and lighting of vehicles and dogs. From Edenhope Harrow Goro kw and Apeley areas vehicles must carry lights at night or face penalties. fines will be levied for unlit travel.
The Shire of Kowres and Shire of Mount Rouse announce a Bralth Act water ban on Boring Creek to protect supply and prevent human use. Breaches carry fines up to five pounds daily. A stock registration rule also warns of impoundment after July 1998 for animals found roaming roads under council control.
Shire of Michamita offers reward of Teo Pounds for information leading to conviction of any person involved in robbing rubbieh or weapon depots on local roads. Names and appointed agents listed for fox catching rewards and future property seizures. Shire Secretary J Allan signs from Hawkendale with date 11/9/12.
The fragmentary OCR shows a corrupted notice referring to law 8 and a taxpayer, stating a declaration form and secretary signature, but lacks readable names, dates, or place identifiers to specify the action or deadline.
Shiro Dundas is appointed joint tenor to supervise health and travel affairs. The notice names Tanyy of Ranorar and SAP actor Ot as involved parties. The appointment is confirmed by H. Smith in October 1810.
Notice to drovers that writing or other obstruction across a route is forbidden within the Boon Garire of the Ghoire. Anyone doing so will be prosecuted. Signed by Shire Serretees.
The shire accounts for the year ending December 1st are finally examined and filed. A note announces the meeting for further public review at 1 o’clock on Monday, November 20th, in the town’s hall. The statement outlines balances and private expenditures, with a copy available for inspection by the public.
The Shire Council of Lowres announces depots for ore distribution at multiple locations including Kirbys residence Taloeatuk East Brody residence Meare Hosresad Co. Misimay Curracher Futrire Rotel Barrow and Jobo Foley Hotel Barrow. Aimed at setting low prices with limited stock and specific conditions.
Notice warns residents that from Monday July 20 stock in the North-East and South-East Ridings will be registered and impeded to the Shire Ratepayer. The document, signed by Hawkendalshire Engineer F. C. Acker, cautions against fires on riverbanks and related disturbances.
The council of a Shire intends to prepare a General Rate and Extra Rate for the property values within the Shire. The proposal covers the annual value and 2 per cent share of the assessed property. The rate begins October 1912 and ends September 1913, payable December 1912. Documents prepared under the Local Government Act 1908 are available for inspection at the White Tower Hawkendalp.
The Shire of Portland advertises tender calls for maintenance and gravel works from multiple contracts. Tenders close December 13, 1912, with deposits and schedule prices required. engineer T. Fo. H. Murphy signs.
Notice of the Annual Meeting of the Council to be held at Heywood at 1 o clock on Thursday the 12th December. The Statement of Accounts may be inspected at the Shire Offices Walcox Portland by all interested. T E B Tullor Secretary Portland November 1910.
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