24 Feb 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1912
Page
1
A garbled 1900s notice bundle outlines passenger transport along with warnings and public works. It mentions return tickets via Portland, tender invites for road and earth works, by laws, stock and droving controls, rubbish dumping sites near Dunkeld, traffic cautions, landowner notices about weeds, council office hours, and fee notices. The fragmented text references Mount Rouse, traffic restrictions, and a width of road act notice.
Fragmentary notice from Shire of Bount Rows BSY-LaWa NOB announcing a legal context dated a November 1th. The text mentions weeds and land issues with garbled terms and unclear action or attendees.
The document outlines penalties for stray or wandering cattle and grazing restrictions within the Penshurst township, enforcing milk handling rules and separate milking standards. It lists varied bylaw enforcement details, boundary lines, and official notices from the Shire Secretary, including health recommendations and public pedagogy spots across multiple towns.
Formal notices warn cyclists about closed road sections between Bolkertert and Bringsitert east of Dr Hoare's allotment BA and prohibit drovers from trespass. Notices call for adherence to Thistle Act related to Sitinkwort, Btar and Bathurst thistle destruction and restrict travel within one mile of lane boundaries to authorized vehicles only.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a Shire of Owres with unclear references to a group or names including J. Wl. Kisby, M. Bradys, Hoare and Gtora. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse, preserving only scattered proper nouns and possible affiliations.
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