25 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1917
Page
1
Fragmentary text outlines a local Shire budget and asset actions including an inlet issue, a potential sale, and charges to members. Incomplete details mention property or asset sales, authority references, and payments affecting operations. Strong entities include Shire, Dundas, and regional bodies, but specifics remain vague due to damaged text.
The readable text references a public action near Hickam Field, noting a sale process and an official deadline in May. It mentions a location on Roalnestreet at Sonne Parka and a requirement to give written notice to the BO for the proceeding, with unspecified dates and participants.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local notice or legal bulletin with references to the Shire of Meu Mount Acuss and FINA. The readable portions mention notice dates and legal actions, but critical details are garbled. The items include names like Warr and Lier, with scattered month references such as April, suggesting deadlines or filings related to property or penalties.
garbled OCR excerpt shows Gesiong Wool Sake, ALGETY & CO., Ltd. with mentions of stock, station, government portal, committees, valuations, Broek, market actions, and district names. Fragmentary lines reference prices, land, and trade entities. It appears as a disrupted listing or notice from a legal or commercial page with no coherent event or persons clearly identifiable.
Notice from the Shire of Mount Rouse and Moore outlines an eighteen pound reward for identifying a person or details leading to the recovery of two stormy bottles on entrente or tiuada and notes that a reward is to be paid upon proof of return or information. The misspelled text references a public notice style typical of local government proclamations.
Worker desirous of employment engages in a formal bid or profile for work in the munition sector. The document notes placement or submission of notice at a government facility, with potential for related promotions or allowances.
The Board of Public Health of Victoria issues regulations governing labeling of vessels containing brim. The document, dated April 4 1909, details requirements, penalties, and enforcement mechanisms for vessel labeling by importers and handlers. It emphasizes compliance, forms, and the authority of the sanitary board to enforce rules.
A damaged OCR segment mentions Shire employment, baila and LotI KS, Tabor, Lina ape naked to generate fade, Petrie widhera, Ve Lea, Mi01 of Tree 270, Nuria, Bererenr in vowel bag oro, and a river and mountain area near Rouse Pe. It reads as a garbled local notice with scattered names and places and no clear actions.
Fragmentary text mentions Shire of Bioharmita and TAR PATRIOTIO FUSDR-HROULA THN OF AYPRALA. Odds and ends include references to road, obit contributions, and names like Worms and LUbrevey with unclear context.
The document outlines penalties and measures under the 1848 Food Act for meat, bread, and other food items. It details responsibilities for bakers and sellers, licensing, inspection, and the prohibition of adulterated or misbranded goods. It mentions penalties for violations and emphasizes enforcement by the Board of Public Health.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Australian golf, wartime figures, and rumored movements. It mentions a soldier, a former leader, and calls for loyalty to Australia amid confusion. No clear event or dates are identifiable in the readable parts.
Fragmentary OCR record lists distant place names and numbers: mentions Minhamita MR, roads between Sectimen 24 and 25, S97, Carine of Minhanute, and B tromhh with ages 4 3 2. Includes references to Mie fee 45 and Chae Tongt. COWLISHAW appears as a procedural name or signer.
OTICR records a notice that Mr K Maillie of Hawes is named in a case related to Enabere-Diveion involving Os. The fragment indicates an official action or inquiry and lists involved locations and parties.
Fragmentary OCR describes a legal notice about TROTIO FUNDS and a NEOU A PLUS OF APREALS. It mentions a bid or fee up to $60, a fund and a purpose, and a form NAOME. The text references personnel, a form, and an order or application process related to a government or municipal body.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names and places like State Metunis Engop Tabara Hotavury Neltwwong and Meciamen with a price of 34 dollars at Oreaedais Menney Mee. The text is garbled but suggests a local notice or listing involving people, places, and a monetary figure.
Anirg of ortland et ee Belem Tr wring with tha dauttaly Marvice Pam Sauber cenury wl creseretes. ciedee oe Thom ran.
An historic notice outlines coach times from Victoria Hotel Macarthur to Mt Macarthur with a return at approximately 4 to 6 o clock. It mentions luggage and parcels to Macarthur, pickup points and stops including Hasallom and Rest Foundry. The document records travel details and passenger readiness for coach service between Macarthur and surrounding towns.
Readable fragments list fabrics and prices such as White Calico, Twill Sheeting, and Towelling along with yardages and assorted items. Notes mention damasks, patterns, and textured goods with scattered figures and stock descriptions, resembling a bygone catalog page.
The fragmented text lists several historic British coach services and place names including Lyalls Royal Mail Coaches, Royal Mail Coanhie, and Balmoral. It references towns, proprietors, routes, and various era spellings. Details are unclear due to garble, but indicates a catalog of transport names and associated locales.
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