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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 12, 1910
Page
1
A historical notice lists passage money and travel details involving Fremastia and Australia. It references ships, ports, and schedule cues with dates and fares, indicating merchant and passenger movement across routes.
A colonial proclamation from Victoria declares municipal water rights and safety orders. Governor Carmichael issues the decree authorizing water access, street closures, and public works in Melbourne, Melbourne District, and Petersham, with enforcement by local police and fire authorities.
Public notices list dates for meetings and auctions across multiple shires including Hill, Redford, Ashu, Wine Haene, and Lathroets. The records specify auction times, registration requirements, and age restrictions for participants, with gatherings scheduled through early March.
The text fragment mentions a ceremony or event involving Ayatey, Videnbepe, Udreue and other figures. It references a possible proclamation or act against a person named Pereum and hints at offending behavior. The readable portion is highly garbled.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a Thursday meeting notice from the Bowes Shires Council. It mentions the secretary, a clerk named Bighem, and various garbled names and places, with directive language typical of official shire postings.
The council appoints officials for future rights and removal of debris. Secretaries in Bundhedale and Howell are named to enforce provisions under local statutes. Imprestors receive instructions to implement measures including coffers and Tebstle Act provisions.
Travelling public informed that the highway between Well and Whittlebury will be closed for traffic after the date. William Parker, District Engineer, June 17, 1900, issues the order.
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