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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary report lists dates and places for a meeting and travel between Portland and Melbourne. Mentions July events, tickets, and weather feed references with unclear spellings and partial entries. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the piece appears to note scheduling and transit details.
Melbourne and Orelong wool sales report volumes and prices through Dalgety Co. Ltd. Prospective buyers, farmers, and merchants hear of grain, fodder, wool and station accounts. Prices, stock quality, and consignor arrangements noted.
Postal schedule details show mat arrangements to Hamilton and surrounding towns with arrival and departure times. The list includes Homer, Harrow, Byaduk, Mar sh Daly, Tabare Daily, and Port Fairy routes with varied timings across weekdays and weekends.
Salva of Denton voters notice states that the voters list is prepared and open for inspection from the first to the eleventh of July 1916. Locations include Young's Store Cavendish P Fey Valley and Wanmoo Festival for various ridings with deadlines set for May 1st.
The Shire of Dun Fina will hold a meeting at Dundas baronial Council Chambers in Hamilton at 10:30 am on Friday. Attendees include Lana toe, with divisions listed and W. Young as president of the Owulilat Mitton site.
A fragmented notice from Victoria describes a call for workers in rhs production of musjtiona with application forms obtainable from the Ethire Office Pamaharee or NORE. It mentions a Police or official entity and hints at a local shop or market context with unclear names.
D WALLS, Bearwtary.
Reward of £20 offered for information leading to apprehension of a person involved in a crime. Payment to the informer is contingent on conviction. Notice references costs and involvement of local authorities. The wording is fragmented and unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a rewards and deterrence message.
An incoherent notice fragment mentions Mount Rivas and slated auctions or sales with miscellaneous names and dates. The text is garbled, offering unreadable details about property, locations, and deadlines, with several scattered proper nouns and dates.
In a fragmentary update, an entity named Meust Asus faces delays in a seuton na Vela opoeania project with sparse details. Officials have not provided a clear timeline or scope due to missing information and ongoing negotiations.
The notice, dated July 1908 and signed by Colville and Robert Rogmre, restricts sale of meat by breed and forbids certain practices. It announces testing and enforcement measures under the Governor in Council and Board of Public Lassith, detailing penalties and regulatory procedures.
The Shire Officers at Penshurst offer a reward of ten pounds for information leading to the conviction of any person who willfully leaves broken glass bottles on any street or road in the Shire of Mount Ronwe. The reward is over and above other penalties. 1918.
The Board of Public Health of Victoria enforces the Health Act regulating sale of milk and milk products. Prohibited are selling or delivering tainted or mislabelled milk. The notice outlines penalties for violations and requires proper labeling and safety measures across the dairying districts.
Wandering Stock notice from the Shire of Mount Rouse invites residents to send names for hospitality for soldiers to regain health. Also a final notice on By‑Laws Nos 4 and 16 and stock drovers warned to report crossing their land with travel tags.
fragmentary OCR text references Shire of Sivanmita with unclear names and terms. The readable pieces indicate a public notice about rates and possible meetings or terms, but many words are garbled. The fragment suggests official civic action or announcements without concrete dates or actions.
Vague public notice from the Shire of Winhamie discusses opening for a tenant, timing in August, and references to unnamed individuals, locations, and procedures. The OCR text is garbled with many unreadable segments, but indicates a formal notice about property or contract actions and related timelines.
The readable fragments mention places and names in a garbled order. Mentions include a store, various personal names, a meeting or event, and a secretary. Details are unclear due to heavy OCR errors and missing context.
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