02 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
1
The document notes voyage details for the P and C Company ships from Melbourne to London and Adelaide, with remarks on arrivals, sailings, and telegraphic advisories. It mentions the Orient Line options and lists contact points for further information at He Delle Street, Melbourne.
A dense historical advertisement lists sea and air travel options from Australia to London and other routes. It mentions cabin and saloon berths, various ports including Melbourne and Durban, and special rates from multiple origins. The fragment also references freight services, tours, and wool and produce brokerage connections, all in a bustling mid century travel trade style.
Fragmented OCR text shows Dundas names Shira Murray Pattee Rennie and others linked to travel notices or notices of movements. The garbled lines reference Dundas individuals and a series of disjointed phrases about journeys, local officials, and timing, with no clear event details.
Fragmentary notice from Rawred shire mentions contractor vatounyren and Dine Moore ak the Genneth CH vera. It references a meeting date and secretary Lammy Hume, with illegible timing and participants.
The Shire of Mount Rouse issues a final notice from the council regarding regulations and deadlines. The document lists dates, locations, and required actions for residents under the Act of 1208 and related orders.
The readable fragments describe typhoid fever and plague like illnesses with scattered references to individuals and places. Multiple garbled names appear, including mentions of Penner, Simone Ath, and Amy bil blending, with unclear actions or dates. The text lacks coherent events or verifiable details.
Shire secretary announces a notice in the shire of Kowree for a missing box and its contents. The search covers the months February to December in the year referenced, detailing the lost items and a description of the contents. The notice is formal and dated in July 1896.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions boundary lines, a palloon or ballroom, and references to a Becretal act or entity titled ATLL with Enceetare. Details are unclear. no clear event dates, persons, or organizations emerge to form a complete summary.
A garbled OCR notice lists multiple educators by name and title across Seatac and nearby areas. It mentions teachers such as J. Ronertaoa and D. Carracher along with several others and appears to reference a state education body and applications related to Wade fatacye at a specified rate.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a vague event with no clear names, places, or dates. It lacks coherent details to identify persons or organizations involved and remains unreadable in essential parts.
A damaged report notes applications for vermin control and related wire restrictions. It mentions allotments and a council position on barbed wire, with terms tied to proposed fencing and adjacent uses. The fragment references officials B. co and local authorities, indicating formal procedures and dates in a municipal context.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local notice referencing a Shire and payments, with unclear names and places. The readable fragments mention a council or parish context, possible accounts, and a public notice about an event or action.
Fragmentary OCR from a historical newspaper page mentions Minhamite and Wildno with garbled phrases. No coherent event, names, dates, or locations establish a clear news item to summarize.
A readable fragment lists various clothing items and prices including white camisoles, linen trims, tea bonnets, cream woollen drapes, and similar goods. The note mentions discounts and pricing points like 2/11, 3/11, and 8/9, indicating a mid price-offer listing from a local shop.
Hinwhen records show Ms David K Bailie appointed as an angel to the Hawara Division of the only WJ Allan, Chiry Berretar. The notice notes Bailie’s role and alignment with the division, highlighting the appointment and governing body involved.
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