Notice on Doe Act 1 enforcement in the Borough
The provi ues of the Doe Act 1 will be strictly enforced throughout the Borough. Attention is laviten to the following partic u i
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1911
Page
6
The provi ues of the Doe Act 1 will be strictly enforced throughout the Borough. Attention is laviten to the following partic u i
Readable text notes the alias and the date March 14 with a mention of Shire Secretary and a name likely linked to a local government post. The fragment suggests an official notice or appointment context without full details.
The article urges participation in referenda and explains enrollment on the federal roll for voting. It warns apathy hinders civic duty, outlines steps to confirm enrollment, and notes deadlines and procedural details for voting eligibility.
Harvest Thanksgiving services at Luskelow church featured elaborate corn and maize decorations inside the church. The altar arch and floral display impressed worshippers as Rev Roper led both morning and evening services with special anthems sung by the choir and soloist Miss Womersley.
An advertisement testimonial lauds Zam-Buk as an effective healing balm for minor cuts and scrapes. E Fisher of West Perth cites quick relief for a finger wound and a bicycle scrape, asserting complete healing after short use.
A garbled OCR text presents numerous unreadable terms and nonsensical clusters. The legible fragments do not convey a clear event, names, places, or dates to anchor a coherent news item.
James Kelley of Movarthor writes to the Spectator disputing statements by Grant Hervey about Macarthur party leadership. He cites committee decisions to bar Hervey from Macarthur and questions Carty involvement, alleging misstatements and evasive excuses amid local political tensions in March 1911.
In Saturday's report from Vondar the People's Party branch gathered for an address by Grant Hervey on the referendum. He did not appear, prompting apologies from organizer Mr. Bayley. A meeting followed with John Gurry junior elected president and J C Malseedsen secretary as members urged reasons from Hervey for the absence.
From Our Own Correspondent Cavendish Tuesday report of a meeting convened by Mr W Lewis to form a trench of the People's party in Cavendish. Attendance was light due to bad weather. Mr B M C Lyon explained the aims of affiliation and advantages of the party. A Cavendish branch was formed with Mr S Learmonth named secretary pro tem.
Melbourne market notes from Monday show wheat at 3/1 and 2d per bushel for other grades, oats 2d per bushel, potatoes 4 per ton, onions at 2s per ton, and carrots listed at 2/18 per ton. Prices reflect local commodity values and typical transport costs.
A partial OCR read shows garbled text with names and places barely legible. The fragment hints at a local event or notice but provides little usable detail for a full summary.
Heavy rain disrupted Sunday racing in Melbourne with only a fair attendance. Results include All Aged Handicap won by Dan aus, and the Aged Ainges race won by Comed y King. Other stakes see winners like Golden Point gossip and detailed entries for future events and nominations for the Macarthur goes Canby meeting.
In a rain affected match Muddy Creek posted 33a while J Hoate and Callaghan led the attack for the visitors. Domin and Chaddert highlighted the bowling as the innings closed with visitors dismissed after a hospitable day amid the indyl friends of Muddy Creek club.
Harrow hosts a Wednesday cricket match at the oval between town and country teams. Selected players include Philip, A Wettenhall, F Graham, H Graham, N Burns, J Fitzgerald, W Edwar, HR Edger, M Bree, KE Crogaley. Town picks R Tuugh, W Pratt, E Hartley, W Wilgan, L Welbye, M Donald, A Atel, J Lurk, J Daley, J Butler, B Jacobson, T Denton.
Edenhope defeated Urenkadnook by a substantial margin with M Kelly and T Ba bowling strong for Edenhope. Scoring details show Fdenhope players posting multiple wickets and runs, while Urenkadnook efforts were led by J Fletcher and W Fletcher in a closely contested bowling display.
A fragmented report from Monday describes a femme team match at Ryer Hope with unclear player names and mixed letters. Despite the garbled text, mentions of Edenione MM and Kelly appear among partial lineups and spectators.
A detailed scoreline describes batsmen and bowlers including Clive Warner T60 and Wynniat 3 for 44. It notes Wynniat and Carstairs wickets, Fletcher’s figures, and the postponement of a match between Hamilton’s team and Portland due to an inability to visit.
A committee meeting was held at Hamilton with no attendance. The group decided to hold the annual meeting at the Hallway Hotel next near evening at 8 o'clock. The report and finances were submitted to the secretary and approved.
Our Own Correspondent reports the Wagnen trophy competition ended with Mareen v Harrow the victorious team. Best scores were Neave 66 and W Ricl Hock 64, with A McDonald 56 and J E Tanner contributing as Harrow’s strongest performers. Eight-men relay across two lanes yielded a total score of 4s with narrow win, cave securing 500 yards as only possible point.
South Africa won the cricket match against South Australia at Adelaide Oval. Strong bowling by Whitty and Faulkner restricted Australia to low totals as Visltura fielding held firm. Openers and middle order contributed at key moments to seal the win.
Independent Aperiant Medicines advertised with price 1/é from all chemists and medicine vendors, and W.G. Hearne & Co. Geslong, Vietocia.
A historic timetable presents simplified rail arrivals and departures from Hamilton. It outlines multiple lines and days, listing Ararat Maroon Willaura Dunkeld Glenthompson and Portland connections with specified leaving times and Hamilton arrivals, across weekdays and weekends.
Fragmented timetable lists multiple daily and weekly departures between Hamilton Coleraine Gritjurk Wannon Brant forms Merino Henty Sandford and Castarton with varied arrival times. Several days show inconsistent spellings and errors but indicate regular services and connections across towns on weekdays and weekends.
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