06 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1917
Page
1
A government notice declares penalties for unlawfully injuring or obstructing bridges and culverts on the Dundas Shire road network. It names fines up to twenty pounds and outlines enforcement by the Shire engineering staff, with details on responsibilities for residents and transport operators.
A garbled notice details Dalgety and Co Ltd wool deals and Austrian wool purchase notes. Mentions government actions, auctions, Monday sales at Geelong and Corpea Mem Broek, and various produce and stock items with references to land and tenancy arrangements.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Shire and Country Roads Board actions in Glen and surrounding areas with gravel work, contracts, and public tenders. It mentions meetings, times, and locations including Shire Office, Glen, and Houston area, plus contractor references and hours for public proceedings.
An assorted OCR fragment outlines multiple contracts and travel related work. It mentions Shestine with eravel contracts, travel chains, and various yard measurements. References appear to engineers and firms, with dates around March and a delivery deadline. The text includes locations like Brimaconsi and Powell’s yard, and names such as Wandbarn and Shire Engineer. It reads as a dense notice of procurement and construction tasks with quantities, dates, and responsible parties.
The Shire of Mount Rouse closes Weer Water Creek area due to contamination risk. Penalties apply for illicit use. five pounds per day for water use during the restriction. Public health officials warn of unsafe water and restrict access to affected zones.
In the Shire of Minhamite a notice announces applicants may obtain forms at the Birmen office for mining related permits. It warns that content may be shared with the public and that approval processes may require warrants or fees.
Public notice states all stock reassisted within the Shine wine district have attached marks. Unauthorized stock will be punished by the Razors who are ordered to pound any unmarked stock. Secretary Allan signs the order.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Alfred Cowellitan and others in a Sanitary Kinvyn case and a writ related to a stationer and tobacconist at Balm Ral. The text references a public notice about a property or order, with stray terms like sanitary, writ, and shop details, but the fragment is incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local government notice from Mount Rouse area with garbled names and references to military or defense matters. The readable parts mention an official or call to action, urging residents or soldiers, and a vague elevation of strength near a gate. No clear event date or concrete actions emerge.
Partial text describes a travel route and rover activity near a coast area with references to a place name and possible events. The legibility is poor, yielding few clear facts about dates, people, or exact locations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions motor car firms and individuals in Hamilton with scattered names and places. Readable elements include hotel names and personal names, but details are garbled, offering no coherent event or dates to form a concrete news item.
The readable bits describe a delivery service with parcels, express items, and livery reflections. Mentions street addresses, delivery steps, and unclear client actions. The text references parcels being delivered, a street address, and a delivery timing question, implying a shop or agent handling orders.
A terse public notice from the Shire of Minbarnite announces a between event and order related to Pariah of Allphanitte and Paria of Clonee. It references local officials and a schedule with dates and sections, indicating an official process and deadlines under a civic authority.
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