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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
1
The notice from the Board of Public Health at Malborough dated July 1908 forbids handling or displaying meat or bread for sale in any public place without proper permits. It requires all persons to comply with the regulations, including the removal of mislabelled or adulterated products and the prohibition of deceptive sales practices.
Melbourne to Ported service schedule alert announces passenger trains for Melbourne and surrounding towns. Tickets available for three months with interchange options. Agent G. Cathele, address listed, to assist in travel arrangements and fare details.
A detailed postal timetable lists daily and midweek mail arrivals and departures to towns including Hatton Edenhope Tinburral Gavendleh Slomday Wednemley Mrite and more. It covers Byaduk Mar Arthur Dally Yulocart Takara Horott Warrnambool Hawkenvale Penburet Yatchaw Tabor Fort Wairy Lake Bolac Horsham and many others with specific times.
Melbourne office and Geelong stock and station agents advertise consignments to Daigety and Co Ltd with Hamilton Pairiet and others. Lists include consignments to Geelong and Melbourne, with agents Laidlaw and Co and Bourke Street address.
The shire issues tender notices for contracts including main tunnel work and metal installation at multiple sites with detailed conditions and submission addresses. Tenders reference contract numbers 35/1 and 8/15, with locations in Continent Noe and Camteuete Noe and delivery to shire offices by specified dates.
Fragmented OCR text describes employment issues and a call to quarters near Mount Rouse. Mentions names like DWADLA and Rhine Swerea rga, and references December 13. The passage is garbled but implies a labor or military context and a question about what has been taught by the Empire.
Final notice warns owners of Wandmiung stock and stock traveling for cross that stock drovers must register and account with Herdman Mr Wr Morwentinr. notices are issued per due felon by post card, detailing their pasture within the Shire of Mount Toore and the required actions to proceed through regulatory steps.
The readable text is fragmentary and unclear about a road situation or authority. No definite event, date, or named entities can be confirmed from the provided snippet.
Fragmentary text appears to describe names and places with mangled phrases. It mentions dates and locations vaguely, but readability is insufficient to extract a coherent event, person, or organization for a proper summary.
The Board of Public Health enacts regulations requiring the labeling of separated milk with the words skimmed milk or separated milk. Labels must be durable and visibly placed on the container, in clear white or light colored type, at least 1.4 inches high. Effective from July 1, 1908, with enforcement details published by the Board’s secretary Mitchel.
A terse notice from D WALL secretary informs Mount Rouse owners of a motion regarding property adjustments. The fragment notes pruning activity and a plan to seek an evaluation, with formal meeting language and an official stance.
Fragmentary OCR text from Mount Mouse shire notice mentions authorities and a scheduled event or action. Readable items include names, places, and possible dates, but details are unclear. The garbled lines suggest an official notice or public action with limited legible terms.
A garbled report from the area around Lod and Bemwpee describes unusual occurrences in the Fowansipe Of Vea ret Dangaid. The text mentions a siren and possibly a parade or gathering, with unclear details about people or actions. no clear names or dates are readable.
A damaged OCR fragment records a legal matter involving property or control over assets linked to a manor, with names such as Weston's and Uickeneetree, a reference to Claus Scot 66 and Parc M, and a directive to the secretary to prepare writings tied to a grant or claim. The text is fragmented and garbled.
The Shire Secretary announces a new depot at Ola Quarry, Allotment 3 Resting 35, Glam, for rubbish, rubbish, and related waste. Approved by the shire, it will be the sole site for depoting, trash, waste, and disposal activities, with workers urged to apply for munition production roles.
A public notice issued under the Local Government Act announces a meeting or hearing related to property and rate matters. It outlines deadlines and procedures for interested parties to respond before a specified date and venue, with references to local authorities and statutory requirements.
The Portland Shire invites tenders for road and waterway projects including packing yards, park improvements, and access works. Specifications may be inspected at Mont Tedge and Fieane Shore offices. bids over a threshold are invalid. Tender schedule and price details provided by the Shire clerk SESTOR FOMURPHY.
A notice offers a reward for the conviction of any person who wilfully tears or damages gate parts on roads in the state. A fifty or ten shillings reward may be paid, with terms stated by the secretary in command.
Fragmentary text mentions a notion of reward or punishment related to a fire incident and wounding, with references to a Shire and conviction implications. The readable portion names Ang and Blaine and touches on a legal or punitive context.
Fragmentary notice mentions Mount Heuxs Shire Road boundary and a named appointment. Raefew is appointed in Reserved Martera Tivivia within the Hire. The text is garbled but preserves a named official and local border terms.
Fragmentary report describes Shira of Porthand and an enigmatic antidote, with garbled names and places. The text hints at a town scene, a croning at a Dies and a possible medical or magical event involving a male figure and retinal concerns, but details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a court and local events with scattered names and numbers. The readable content references Victoria, a court action, and references to days in a month. No clear event or outcome is clearly established.
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