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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text yields limited readable names Pasmengen Farra and Troy Meltwena-Raloor with unclear surrounding context. No verifiable event or action. Likely a misspelled or garbled notice requesting clarification or re-scan for proper entities.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a public works procurement with bids and specifications. It references a country and a presidential context, mentions a meeting at a hall, and lists conditions for bidding and payment. Details are unclear due to garbled source.
Fragmented local notices list train and coach timings for Harrow and Port Fairy routes, with mentions of arrivals at Flamiltom and Macarthur connections. Name fragments include coach, Rotary, Smith, and various places, with times around 7.15 pm and 12.40. The garbled text hints at a travel or meeting schedule.
Tyail's Royal Mai Coaches depart from the Caledonian Hotel Haguttin on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday returning to Harrow. Return coaches leave Harrow Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays arriving at Hunalten by 5 PM. Coaches travel to Marrow in Bileghone Miovtaya Weducadya and Fridaye then reach Barros SAAS in Uni top Crleraine era. Names of officials and inns listed.
A garbled OCR passage lists names and entities such as CARTER and RAYATREAT with varied descriptors like Auditor Fire and Life Insurance, Colonial Military, National Trearies Company, Fire and Marine, and Workers' Compensation. The text appears as a fragmented roster or ledger snippet with unclear context and mis-spellings.
An unreadable note references NORHAM BOOT and a meeting related to a local project. The fragment mentions a planned session with a presenter and a town action, but most names and details are obscured.
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