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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
7
A garbled text dump lists numerous personal names places and phrases without coherent events. It mentions people such as Atlee Elisha and Halley and references various places and possible dates in a jumbled stream of OCR artifacts with no clear narrative or outcome.
A January tennis tournament at Harrow features mixed doubles with trophies donated by Mrs T Robertson. Players include Silvester with G Young, Wilson with A Sharpe, Weir with B K Young, Pinnante with UW Kennan, Learmonth with O Lintelinw, and others. results and scores from the rifle event accompany the note.
The Board of Public Health of Victoria issues labeling rules for skimmed milk and separated milk. No trader may sell or deliver milk unless the product bears durable markings SKIMMED MILK or AMUPATLATHOD MILK on the front, with penalties for noncompliance. The rules take effect from the first day of April next year, with official notices and dates cited.
The governor Cowell has signed the act declaring the weight of pools by measurement. The order now takes full force and effect with the necessary terms of the act. Walla Henry
The Board of Public Health in Victoria issues regulations securing cleanliness and freedom from contamination of bread, meat, and related goods. Penalties apply for violations and enforcement is overseen by the Health Department and Shire offices, with notices dated November and governing the sale and handling of foodstuffs and secondhand paper.
A proclamation by the Governor of Victoria declares the Municipal District of Divide subject to the Milk and Dairy Supervision Act. The proclamation, issued with the advice of the Executive Council and the Minister of Agriculture, takes effect on July 1, 1005, and outlines enforcement under the act and accompanying orders. The document is signed by T Carmichael, Minister of Agriculture, Melbourne, September 1905, with royal signature and secretary’s attestation.
The Board of Public Health of Victoria issues labeling rules for separated milk consignments. Each milk vessel must bear a durable label reading SEM MILK OF AEP AMA MILK in large black letters. Violations incur penalties up to ten pounds, with rules starting July and published in Melbourne.
The Shire of Minbamite through Public Health announces regulations requiring all milk delivered or sold to bear a detachable label with the words SEM MILK DO SEPARATES ML. Violations incur penalties. the rules take effect from July 1, 1909, approved by the Board of Public Health and published in Melbourne.
A notice for availability of medical apparatus and instructions for the western Snakebite region, recommended by the Board of Public Health, is posted at Kowres Shire. Several schools and headteachers are named as points of contact, with office hours stated as ten o'clock mornings on council meeting days.
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