Local Property Transfers In Gilbert and Silvester Region
Fragmentary OCR shows transfers of fates to Trost and Private Moneys affecting land interests in the Boligitsor area near Ouleraine and Castemtun.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows transfers of fates to Trost and Private Moneys affecting land interests in the Boligitsor area near Ouleraine and Castemtun.
A collage of public notices, court items, property sales, and local meetings from Hamilton. Details cover council proceedings, licensing, auctions, a fatal burn accident, court dispositions, and upcoming sales in Byaduk and Victoria hotel listings.
Melbourne reports that the average number of passengers on the Meg motor train from Hamilton to Wartpambodt per trip is 5, considered fairly satisfactory. The maximum between oil and Warrormtool is 45. The railway committee notes the speed of the Pheeee motor train to Meryorouch is 4b with a page ion set, deemed satisfactory.
The text describes Mr. Champ Clark appearing at the Democratic convention in Baltimore and facing opposition from Mr. Wevan and Mr. Woodrow Wilson. It notes internal clashes over nomination support and hints Clark’s rivals plot to influence the vote, with speculation Wilson may yield if unable to win.
Vienna reports an aviator Babalting and a passenger escaped severe injury after a plane malfunction near Deutsch-Wagram Lower Austria. At about 100 feet the lever broke prompting Sahalting to take the controls by hand and guide the craft to a rough but survivable landing.
In Paris reports describe a bomb explosion connected to Jules Micheal. Officials say the blast destroyed a structure and caused the collapse of a nearby memorial. An inquiry has been ordered into the incident and warrants further investigation.
Vienna dispatch reports six million Austro German troops mobilize amid enemy pressure. Nowe Freie Presse notes enemy actions near Germany and Hungary, while officials warn massed forces prepare for potential combat.
Fragmentary report from Capetown details Jonerel Detha and others at Bivens fole and Ba Omen Pet inn. The text references contracts, freight, and a period of tid and loge, with unclear dates and roles mentioned.
A motorist struck and killed a person named Terhin Sprcy near Wel. After the fatal impact the body was dragged to the roadside, placed in a vehicle, and the driver fled the scene.
A fragmentary note from a county cricket page mentions Ton Ton, Alamehire, and Essex. The text is garbled with missing names, teams, and dates, but indicates match actions and placements. Further readable details are not available from the supplied OCR snippet.
The report shows a revenue surplus of £2,012,608 over the year and an accumulated surplus of £2,165,975 after transfers to funds. Major revenue items include an increase in post and telegraph estimates and other parliaments accounts. Expenditures exceed estimates in several areas, notably Parliament, pensions, defence, customs, and construction costs. New South Wales and Victoria received substantial payments from Commonwealth funds.
Sydney articles report a month long building boom with dozens of new structures approved by the city council. Alfred Althen, 41, a railway guard, died at Woy Woy when a train struck him after he fell from a carriage. A separate blast damaged a warehouse in Hamble and a warehouse window was blown out.
A fragmentary report notes Amundsen’s ship crew arriving after a notable voyage to a northern region. The piece mentions London and Newcastle, references a Wahine and Fram, and signals a tense reception by a captain and potential crew changes.
A Melbourne wire reports on hospital claims amid proposals and counterpoints. The correspondent notes debate over a national health program and funding priorities affecting urban and rural patients.
A fragmentary discussion outlines neutrality and power in Asia and the Pacific. It mentions Japan and European aims, plus hints at German and British interests amid global imperial tensions and pacific strategies.
Fragmented OCR depicts a speech by George unshack s 18a The Land with references to sanctuaries women and suffragettes amid chaotic scenes. Ambulance scenes and torn chairs suggest a mass disturbance during a political protest. The text includes dramatic rhetoric about freedom and empire and mentions the Atlantic and democracy.
The commentary on the naval conference with civilian ministers reveals deep divisions. One side fears imperial citizenship and overseas naval options, while the other worries Europe’s militarization drawing in the Dum titling effort, urging unified nation action per policy.
The city paper reports on Mr Joyd teotze, Chancellor of the Kachequer, proposing payment of wage to mediadtural balance for land court establishment. The article notes unrest over radical land policy and its potential effects on tenancy and rent in England.
The Bishop of Walford discusses canon law about a deceased wife’s sister and communion rights. He asserts church principle and duty to follow Canon 109, debating the condition of kinship and holy rites amid conflict.
Fragmented text describes a political union change in Lancaster with a split tram and labor factions forming a new group. Details are unclear, but mentions a separation from a general union and a new coalition excluding political elements.
In London and Leicester disturbances linked to suffragette actions led to several imprisonments. Violet Houhtey received two months of hard labor while the Home Secretary discussed imminent releases, and reports of more window breaking surfaced over the period.
Local reporters describe an unusual case where councillors act as magistrates in a Nutthcots court. The bench convened to hear a dispute over a butcher's carcass sale amid tense proceedings. A defendant named Leilem had fines imposed by the bench.
Market list from Prodige Market Melbourne shows multiple commodity prices including wheat at 4/2 per ton, milling at 2/5 feed, potatoes at 8/15 per ton, and several items with ton rates. Mentions goods like Great Poppermint Cure and various drug or chemical items were listed without clear context.
London doctors and allied groups issue notices to terminate contracts with friendly societies in protest of the National Insurance Act. The action targets the end of December amid confusion over policy implementation and terms of engagement with insurers.
Fragmentary wire copy from Melbourne reports a late Mr Bramley will and references to the Old Colonist association. The garbled text mentions governance of treatment and charitable acts, with unclear names and dates.
London dispatch reports a Cardiff demonstration yesterday protesting disestablishment of the Welsh church. Speakers cited the Great Peppermist Cure and expressed opposition to church authority in Wales amid political tensions.
The state cabinet plans to prefer British suppliers for certain purchases. Tender rules will tighten with longer deadlines and a shift to inviting tenders from abroad suppliers only after screening. The chief mechanical engineer will oversee future procurement moves away from Newport toward the place of manufacture.
A fire broke out on the steamer Waraten berthed at Heath wharf this evening. It started from a kerosene heater in the dining room, causing severe damage to the room and its contents.
In a lengthy case at Haymond Hurde the trial examined ownership and possession of a horse linked to Joby McCrickard. Witnesses described hotel guest status, lodging payments, and an agreement to hold the horse for McCrickard while payments and board were unsettled. The judge and counsel debated innkeeper versus hotelkeeper terms and the nature of the employer or owner relationship.
The notice touts a stimulant marketed to women claiming it resembles gin and offers greater benefits. It notes the palatability improves with this substitute and asserts a single genuine alternative exists.
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