19 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
1
A damaged early 20th century notice describes port and vessel movements between Portland and Melbourne with passenger passage details. It mentions freight and steerage terms, dates like 4/0 and 4/6, and names such as G. Cathels, Portlad, and Portland Office. It warns forwarders and lists sailings, with incomplete garbled ship and voyage references.
The Hamilton Post Office lists daily and weekly mail arrivals to many towns including Apaley Harcow Bienhope Cavendinh Wellaselly Weiday and others with times such as 6 pm 4 pm and 8 80 pm. The schedule covers Torudou Torudou and surrounding districts with varied daily and midweek departures and special notes for Wednesdays and Saturdays.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered names, places, and terms such as Hamilton and Clk town Hall. It hints at a local civic or community notice but lacks coherent sentences or dates.
A fragmentary notice refers to Shira of Meant Rome and a fraction order under a government act dated 1903. It outlines a shore defined portion and requires a drive engine operator to give notice to the Shira Secretary of the directive.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at government or official actions, with references to a prime minister figure and a renewed inquiry or order. The text appears to describe legislative or executive processes, possible resignations, and street or road naming in a formal setting. The readability is limited, but names and places suggest a political context requiring cautious reconstruction.
A fragmented item from the Mount Rouas area mentions a dance event at the Pemehret area in Ea Berry. The readable text is garbled and unclear about exact date, venue, or organizer.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions territorial limits and a temporary repair, naming A. Cowgibhaw CE MLA and dates obscured. reads as a damaged civic or legal notice with undefined entities and locations.
Fragmentary notice from Shire of Mount Rowse outlines munition work and production controls in Victoria. It mentions the Shire Office Penshurst and Dunkeld district, allotment details in Section 25 and a local rubbish depot. Official approval is required for the designated site and works.
Final notice appears to warn residents of a by-law action dated May 18 involving Wandering Stour and GTEC ty nereng. It references stock ownership, travel restrictions, and enforcement by authorities, with mention of the Heriamano and Mr Wea Mersntntivr in pale amtantion to pad Uhuugtt any pairtwon.
The Board of Public Wealth in Victoria enacts labeling rules for milk and separated milk sold or delivered. Vehicles must display the words S E Q U I R D W I L K U R S P A R A L T E D MILK on the shoulder or side, on a light ground, with penalties up to ten pounds for noncompliance. The regulation takes effect from the date of April 1308, issued by the Board of Public Health.
Fragmented text notes a public health board drafting regulations under the Pure Food Act and social welfare laws. It mentions securing clean articles of food, inspections of bread and meat, and penalties for violations including transporting or storing tainted goods. The document references authority from the Health Acts and Governor approval.
The Shire of Portland issues a public notice seeking contributions to a fund for a stated purpose. Forms for writ or specification may be obtained at the Shire Office in Portland by order of the authority.
A partial OCR fragment lists numerous places including Plate Sehonig Mumbansar North Pollen Tarracks Seansnolion Berwood Tart aioar at State Getoctn DiRhy Tahara Houpi Nartecoag Com dan Drunfonre Trreoarrs and a rail routes section mentioning Wailacedals Condah Mechanica Se quiturs Minus Station and Grenadsle Rallway Avaitos.
A garbled early 20th century notice references broken bottles on streets and a lead figure named Shae aiming for conviction of a veto. It mentions a road near Walnut House and relates a potential reward and official actions from an Abire Secretary in Taunery WB 191M, with unclear details.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to weather, winter conditions, and a fall news item. It mentions Tonal and Winter warnings with unclear dates and places, suggesting a local weather or advisory notice. The readable fragments indicate a general news brief rather than a full article.
Fragmentary text from a Duncas shire notice mentions a sum of 20 and penalties for deposits or fines. It references roads, a convicting authority, and names Bronter and SMITH with a date Avril. The readable portion is inconsistent and partial.
An unclear OCR excerpt mentions persons such as Berton, Caine, Dundas, and Bowie with fragmented phrases about carrying or drawing items and a mention of a “Mee” event. The readable fragments suggest a partial notice or report with local names and potential action terms.
An OCR fragment mentions multiple unreadable names and locations with no clear event. The readable parts suggest a brief item or notice in a local paper, leaving most details missing or garbled.
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