14 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows a special notice about a port event and weather, listing dates and times, agents, and ticket details. Names like G. Cathala and Port Patry appear amid unclear terms and scattered locations. The readable phrase suggests a scheduled sale or event with dated entries and price references, but details are heavily garbled.
The notice lists daily and weekly postal arrivals and departures at Wamilt on multiple lines and places including Warrnambool Cavendish Pigeon Fonds Apaley Glenrowan and Hamilton. It records times such as 5 p.m. 3.55 p.m. 6.15 p.m. and 11.30 a.m. with a mix of weekdays and named towns, indicating a complex schedule for mail service across districts.
A notice under the Local Government Act 1968 orders drainage and road works affecting the Penshurst area including Watton and Dicksea streets. It requires owners to be served with written notice and to comply within a set period, detailing affected portions of lower streets and stated times for implementation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions council and health, with garbled phrases. It references Austral, soldiers, and hospital wording. No clear events, dates, or named individuals beyond speculative terms.
The readable text mentions Ahira of Mount Rous and Norl m To Stine owners with references to a mate card, regulations, and a travel stock mandate. It includes garbled phrases about penalties or dates and a fall hire, with unclear names and actions.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a notice involving ammunition workers and authorities. Mentions Beane and Amunition Workers, with references to obtaining forms at a borough office in Wales Shire and dates around January 98. Details are garbled. key entities include Victoria, Wales, and Penabaket vy.
Fragmented OCR notice states a shire approval for an assessment area in Allotment Section 25. It designates a site for a waste facility and includes miscellaneous local governance terms and denotations. No verifiable names or dates present.
The Board of Public Health announces intended enforcement of regulations prohibiting selling or employing persons to solicit bread and meat for sale, and prohibits use of any paper or substance bearing such printing. The notice, dated Melbourne, requests adherence to the rules effective September day in 190e and is approved by officials, with orders to enforce penalties.
Local authorities invite firms to tender for listed undertakings including spreading metal and maintenance tasks at various sites in Penshurst, Chatsworth, and Taylors. Tenders due by specified dates with conditions and delivery timelines noted.
Fragmentary archival notice references Shira of Mount Rowse and an arab tom linked to Five Poveda with a Connell of te above fine for sure. The text suggests a conviction and a mention of information to be provided upon ruling.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and terms like KETH ASID OLDIES and SHEM, mentioning a returned onder and procedures. It references Buipire wad, BWALEM and Brestitos, with numerals such as 15 101s, suggesting a damaged employment or notice ledger entry from a regional source.
A mangled OCR note references a Salt Act case from Moval Roussare, mentioning water areas, Spring Creek, Penahoret Eprag, and Hite Boundary. It notes a meeting of 231 people and a stated intent regarding Nava feaalty and artery water, with unclear dates and officials.
Fragmented text describes a tense scene with references to a crowd, a protest or march, and warnings from authorities. Mentions of planes, vessels, and a possible financial or legal action appear alongside disjointed names and places. The fragment shows disorder and potential legal consequences for those involved.
The Portiana shire council published tender notices for public works including road maintenance ferry services and a tower project along the tirdeewaver road near Pal ard, with bids from multiple firms and a closing date in May. The schedule lists prices for key works and names firms such as Mypeuya and others tendering for the contracts.
Fragmentary wartime text references Australian Expeditionary Forces, pay rates, daily allowances, and ranks. It mentions Corporal, Brigades, and a list of names or places, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The readable lines describe scattered names and places while omitting coherent events or dates, making it difficult to extract a definitive news item. The fragment appears to be OCR noise with no identifiable people, organizations, or locations forming a complete story.
Readable text shows Nand and Rae Mervinn Pace linked to a noted event with unclear roles. The fragment mentions a gathering or announcement centered on the two names and indicates a possible organization or venue association. Further details are not legible.
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