30 Jan 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1917
Page
1
Special notice announces a grain sale with tickets available. It lists ports and locations including Portland and Melbourne, and states prices per unit with a staggered schedule. The message mentions weather impacts and a chance of delays affecting deliveries.
Tenders invited for project work with detailed conditions and deadlines. Bids must be delivered to the President of the fund by February, with lowest price preferred and compliance checked.
Notice warns that Bylawe Nos Band 9 and related provisions will be forcibly enforced. Copies of by‑laws may be seen at the Optca, the Cinder, U.HL BMH, Hinira Bearetary.
A government notice outlines procedures for appeals and notifications within the Shire, detailing required timelines, locations for postings, and authority to make orders. It references the Shire President, public notices at Mount Rise Road, Martin Street, and various wards, along with penalties for noncompliance and the need to publish in the local precinct.
Fragmented report details job seekers must complete a form under a Shire government scheme at Mount Rouse. It notes eligibility for work and training, with a government act citation and a local land allotment approval affecting parts of the Shire.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled notice mentioning June 198 and stock terms. References to stock drovers, Mr Won, Moryweather, a Dug address, and a postcard dispatch hint at a tracking of interest or travel plans with unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an official notice from Shire of Mount Rouse. Key details, including actions, dates, or responsible officers, are unreadable and may require archival recovery.
A dated notice from the Shire of Dunas appears with sporadic readable terms from February April 1918. The fragment mentions a king or regnal reference and a brig ceremonial phrase, but specifics are unclear. Partial names or places cannot be reliably identified.
A historical notice from Dalyqety Co Ltd and associates in Geelong outlines wool and produce trade terms and precleared arrangements. It mentions corporate yards, market prices, and a legal notice or appeal process, with dates likely about farm day markets and public posting.
A fragmented court note shows a prosecutor swearing in drivers and a ruling about car tyres and a winded trial at Mount Roe. The garbled text mentions a potential eight million pound matter and a shore location near Sea Shore.
AUK and another party are said to have had property impounded by the Managers. They report being instructed to impound and deny involvement, with Allan as secretary.
A garbled notice outlines retirement plans for Plame and Tine, with references to West Thn, MacnethiePel, and AL ome ile roadwater State School. It lists submissions to the Pras dene of the Shire of Portland, with deadlines at White Hall Reywood before May term, and mentions various road and public works projects, contractors, and bids. The document reads as a medieval style notice of tenders, price limits, and timelines, though many names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary text references a board meeting with names, places, and dates but most details are garbled. It mentions contracts, locations such as Port h mol and Gentry Road Board, and several individuals names with unclear roles. The readable content is insufficient to determine a clear outcome or event.
Portians and Werany are referenced in a fragment about a spire, with unclear context and missing verbs. The readable bits suggest a place or title but lack events, dates, or clear actors to form a complete report.
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