19 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a borough rates notice for Hamilton with monetary figures and valuation entries. Readable items include a currency rate and mentions of valuation amounts, though many details and digits are garbled.
Shire of Mam eveys public action under the Local Government Act. A forthcoming meeting and the sale of railway stalls within the boundary are noted. The notice calls for written comments by the specified date and is issued by D. Walla, Shire secretary, in Pembsharet Maw.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a bureaucratic form or decree. Names and dates are garbled, making precise entities difficult to extract. The legible portions suggest a notice involving officials and a deadline, but specifics are unclear.
Final notice concerns by laws relating to wandering stock and travel provisions. It states stock owners must respond by post card to Mr. Char en Wudlit at Peasburret and address implied. References to Mount House hire and April date appear in fragmented text.
Shire of Mount Rouse warns that all lands adjoining included roads are fenced off and access barred within a declared distance from the date of sale notice. Returning soldiers and sailors entitlements may apply. details and forms available from the Shire Secretary.
Notice from the Shire of Mount Rouse warns that a reward of five pounds will be paid for information leading to conviction of anyone tampering with or stealing stock bottles on roads. It urges vigilance by sheep owners and drovers, threatens prosecution, and lists contact by the Shire Secretary, D Walls, at Penhurst Office. The notice is dated July 15th, 1921.
Public notice directed at Dunkeld residents regarding rubbish disposal compliance. The statement asks recipients to acknowledge approval or refute the terms and to share in the enforcement process at the Dunkeld Householders area.
An encoded plea from a shire official requests aid for injured Australian soldiers. The text mentions guiding support from students, a charity drive, and forwarding parcels through an undersigned authority to bolster hospital relief efforts. The fragmentary call emphasizes national morale and wartime welfare.
Fragmentary OCR text detailing various clothing items such as underwear, woolen garments, knickers, blouses, and silks. Mentions quantities, colors, and prices in a garbled ledger style with many illegible terms and misread words.
A public notice describes a proposed legal action under the Local Government Act to divert and close portions of streets in Penshurst Shire. It lists areas on Martin Street and Bellatreet, between Burehettree and Sealeeatreet, affecting drivers and property owners, with dates referencing a timing post Way 1042 and requiring written objections.
Official notice announces a public inquiry under Part XXIII of the Local Government Act 2002. It refers to fares, penalties, notices, and a council plan about drainage works between allotments and a main road. The Secretary, in charge, lists dates, locations, and penalties for littering or dumping bottles and glass along the drainage area.
Fragmentary OCR mentions J Allan as Shire Secretary, a title likely connected to a county or local government office. No further details accessible in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Shire Ball event and a number of competitors and drivers. Readable parts suggest bowling related activities and a register at the Shire Ball. Exact details are unclear due to garbled input.
A garbled notice warns that any person stealing food or damaging property at the Milasiom Station and surrounding areas will be prosecuted. The message mentions Portland and a local police or authority line but is unclear on specifics.
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