13 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
1
The Board of Public Health announces the enactment of sanitary regulations governing milk and meat handling. It specifies penalties up to ten pounds and details inspection and enforcement procedures. Dated Melborne, Avil 103, by order of the Board.
Grain season notices show Nadles ten farmers and various grain purchasers, brokers, and agents amid a flurry of listings for wheat, corn, barley, and maize. The text mentions DALCETY & COMPANY waste, a market hold, and instructions pending for price and sale details, with references to local buyers, brokers, and merchants.
Notice to owners and drivers of traction engines within Mount Rouse township. The document, under government act provisions, requires owners to permit inspection and confirm engagement with the Mount Rouse authorities. Affected parties are notified by the Shire Secretary to ensure compliance by a specified date.
Fragmented text lists a county town and parish terms with garbled names. Mentions a notice and a formal order number with vague references to local authorities and public action. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond scattered place names.
Fragmented notice from Shire of Kawras remarks vehicle rules near Aleahuse towns Marra Goroke Apatey within a mile of Niundartaa. It states that carriage lights or headlamps will be required for travel after dusk in any vehicle through the district.
Garbled OCR text mentions medical practice, typhoid fever, pneumonia, and various drugs. It reads like a concatenation of names, procedures, and notices with unclear context and many misspellings. No coherent event or person clearly identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a yearly offering for mate or use of noy tate Anthoes in the Shire of Kwan. The text mentions months February March April November December and references to inspection or sieve actions within the Shire.
A fragment from a 1914 Kowres Shire record indicates private hospitals may allow a person to receive payment momentarily for premiums. The note appears in a private registry at the Shire Beerapary, dated September 1914.
fragmentary OCR note lists names and places Beira Koures Tactics related to a diatribe. unclear context and potential vandalism. readable items mention hotels Barrow Edenhope Hall and Edenhope Shira Hall. contains nonsensical phrases and flags.
The Shire of Kewrna outlines a bonus for box reins involving TPB Comet at the store. The Shire will pay two shillings eight pence per acre for Fox Stine growths if the stores are billed to the Shire and delivered in good condition with necessary declarations. Refunds apply for non delivered goods and defective items.
The readable parts show names Mietabershy and Droverg or Drovrrs with phrases about giving and “what the ofacing” unclear. Context is incomplete and entities are uncertain, no definite event or action is established.
The Kowree Shire announces a public notice regarding payment of rates by ratepayers. It states that payments made by the owner of a fire risk property will not include the water rate, with the Water Works authority separate from rate amounts. The notice, signed by King, secretary, directs owners to attend a meeting to address the matter.
A damaged OCR fragment from a local notice references the Shire of Kowreo and names Mert Hreams and Aibenanne in an unclear context involving a mine and a regional event. The readable items are limited and do not form a complete, actionable notice.
Shire Secretary CLERSON announces public hearings for barbed wire permits in Minharaite area. Officials will inspect allotments near Appley, BoorpopLl, Hastow, Goroke, Lynn Bowen, and adjacent sites on March 24 through March 31 to assess applications and enforce regulations. Local residents urged to attend.
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