17 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and dates with unclear context. The readable parts list several persons including Neely Mey and Dwatts, with scattered place names and affiliations, but no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary notice lists Wool sales and trade details connected to Dalgety and Co Ltd in Melbourne and London markets. Mentions dates, tariffs, and various product terms, with unclear names and actions described amid damaged OCR text.
Compiled notes describe allotment boundaries near Dunkeld with legal references and street names. The document lists removal deadlines and mentions the community layout including Mount Rows and OverbaniOg district, indicating dispute over rubbdet and stone placement.
A fragmented notice warns of wandering stock near Mount House. It lists June dates 13, 15, and 16 and mentions travel, ownership and potential stock issues. Names and details are garbled but indicate a local property concern and required action by owners nearby.
Registration up for Kowres dairy owners and contractors warned of a forbidden tramway construction practice. Notice declares fees and accessibility at the shire office with penalties up to 90 days. Also announces contractors and workers must attend a meeting at Conod Chamber in Aderhope at 10 to 12, with details on stock ponte and hours.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists health hazards and references to diseases such as Typhoid Fever and Scarlet Fever. It mentions a report to Hearth and to the Siz journal and notes dangers related to children at homes in various places. The text is garbled but appears to warn about epidemics and public health contingencies.
Unclear readable fragments mention places and names but lack coherent events or dates to form a factual summary. The text appears garbled with multiple nonstandard terms and no distinct action or outcome to report.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests discussions about support to Mount Fanchen and potential actions at a distant front. Mentions concerned parties, leadership headings, and military or administrative terms in a broken form. Names and exact roles remain unclear due to damage.
A fragmentary notice mentions Fox Setna and payments at three eighths per train for items described as fonts for Fox Brine. It references Seiad and a deadly incident near Toxeeara with a Shire figure, noting a wind and mercenary actions implicated in a decimation.
Notice states payments must not include rates due to Abe Nawren Waterworks Trust. Rates are payable to the Waterworks Trust and are separate from other municipal charges. Signed by G. Poll, chair secretary.
Fragmentary OCR text references dates and places such as Kien Goroke Apales and Laundariee with mentions of a mile race and fuel or earnings. The passage is garbled, preventing clear identification of people, organizations, or a definite event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Shiro of Mount Rouse and a November date. Text appears garbled with names like Brady and Vesahireyy and references to an invirn and base teaching. No coherent event details or clear entities beyond Mount Rouse and a date.
Notice under the Lands and Works or Water Act indicates restrictions on water access at Mount Foner area. It mentions the boundary and permits for water use, with penalties for unauthorized diversion. Officials list penalties and dates in a formal notice style, referencing local authorities and patrols for enforcement.
Fragmented OCR text describes a single vessel related notice with terms like Balt, wire, barbed, and distances. Mentions Apsley and Low i Bo diem of UA. States applications war permission and barbed wire measurements, with several proper nouns garbled.
The readable text references a Kowres school event with racing and teaching names such as Beata Sabo and Teacone. Mentions of teachers, courses, and various unclear personal names appear, mixed with garbled terms and nonstandard spellings. The passage lacks coherent events or outcomes.
A garbled notice from A. BIMDGE and K CAMERON, Shire Bugionr, describes the location of a lost item or issue at Apalay Garoke and Iarhow, with directions to repair a road from Renacblire to Brascoe near Praneee. The fragmentary text mentions potential penalties or rewards for finding the item.
The Kawree Shire Council will meet at 10 30 am on Monday February 1 1918 to consider the final extraction and settlement of the rate aacount for the year ended September. A printed statement will be available at the Shire Office Laenhope for inspection by Devon interested. The secretary A P Gleemon warns residents against fire setting and disorderly acts.
A garbled notice warns that unregistered badges will be impounded by Rangers. The text references the Shire of Minkamita and OPICE, noting penalties for noncompliance and the seizure of items lacking proper registration.
A partial note from an official order references the Port and sanitary service plan under review. It names key terms and directs actions to clarify property issues and funding. The fragment suggests ongoing administrative steps and potential rearrangements within the local sanitation framework.
Shire of Partland announces antidote locations for byarebite and related items. Listed sites include Tur following placon Ac Binte Aetchola Samhannas artmont Noeih mh Polen Tirracks Aantholine Merwood Deby Tahara Hotspur Nartawong Cou lam Tieimbore TyremMatra and Minot Eballomate Metaliania Drie Trike P.O Myamra Grumsdaln Halleng station MTMUIAI officials ask readers to note precise drop points and dates. Pettend 1/07.
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