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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1918
Page
1
In Hamilton and surrounding areas notices announce a revision court and public meetings for patriotic appeals and returning soldiers, with dates and venues. Vehicle and weight regulations for transport are specified, along with attendance requirements for voters and residents, plus calls for improved intershire and portage services.
Shire invites tenders for bridge work with specifications and drawings to be returned by Monday July 10. Tenders must be accompanied by a bond and signed by the shire engineer. Allan, Shire Secretary, notes several driver positions also available by order.
A fragmented notice discusses appeals for contributions under wartime patriotic funds. It mentions authority for appeals, approval processes, and council involvement, noting the need for formal authorization and public notice. Names and locations are partially garbled but reference to Mont Ravage and local officials appear.
An unclear notice mentions Shira of Minhamite Notich 70 Ratmpat Otch and anwar Matock being registered within a framework linked to a Raugete group. The fragmentary text lacks verifiable details such as dates, locations, or organizational clarity.
Shire of Minhamita reports the appointment of a manager for the Ranteru Division. Noted official actions include consideration by the relevant departments and confirmation procedures. The notice references the February and March terms and local governance roles within the NOE AoE jurisdiction.
The Shire of Minhamita issues a notice warning that a five pound reward will be paid by Stan Courell for evidence leading to the identification of anyone who places or leaves broken glass bottles within the Shire's jurisdiction.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions regulatory appeal notice and authority to sue. Lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. content is largely unreadable.
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