10 May 1915
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 10, 1915
Page
1
Fragmented notice mentions Portland Melbourne weather, May dates, and train/coach timetables. It lists departure and return options between Portland and Melbourne with prices, and notes on luggage restrictions and interchanges. Includes multiple names and places, but unreadable lines limit specifics.
The Board of Public Health of Melbourne issues regulatory rules effective from September 1, 1906 to govern sale of bread and meat. It bans selling baked goods or meat in unsuitable premises and requires proper handling and packing. Officials warn violators risk penalties under health statutes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a legal matter involving Shira of Mount Rouse Home and Ma Dwnere of Land. The text mentions an order to remove branches and a bail issue, with references to a secretary and walls. The passage is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations.
Temporary road closure on Mount Vall Fond area to Victoria Vallioy Road starts Monday morning. Local offices warn drivers to avoid the section during the work window and follow posted detours until repairs finish.
Fragmented government notice shows council debate on a proposed Teeniatrina regulation. Names include Getha Bown, Anise Tanabe, and Homi Wille Health. dated Atul nie seventh day of Abrite.
A late 19th or early 20th century district notice from Mount Rates Shire outlines road closures and boundary actions affecting Tuckeran Tar rach Neampiniah area. It references government act 1908 procedures, designation of highway Eooea, and temporary suspension of road access until further notice. The document mentions local officials such as the shire secretary and orders to maintain road width by tyre limits. It notes the press presence and public access restrictions while authorities determine steps.
A fragmentary notice references a bylaw, dates, and names such as Aneta and Mareok Mount Hours. The legible portions indicate a travel or property related notice with unclear dates and officials, requiring clarification.
A damaged notice outlines actions by the Health Department related to water in Ukr wriek and safety boundaries. It references local authorities and a formal order issued by De WALLA with dates and procedural steps.
In the Kowree Shire notice by F. Clereon a stock registration is required for the North-west Riding. Auctions and impounding rules apply under council order with specific dates and reserves. Allan, Secretary, directs enforcement and forms to be completed by owners.
The secretary invites attendance at the office in Masarthar on Friday after the ordinary Monday meetings of the council. The note lists Daria K Hallie and Hayne Gale as appointed range officials for the Eastern Division of the Bhire WJ, with Allan as secretary.
Portland Shire invites tenders for road, bridge and infrastructure works to be received at Shire Hall Heretn up to 1 pm on Thursday May 13 1915. Specifications by Routledge and Beggin and Carter and others. Tender closing details and list of works include concrete paving drainage culverts and machinery hire with work to extend across multiple locations.
Fragmented OCR lists names of schools and administrators and promotes health treatment recommendations. It mentions public health officials and various school heads and locations with uncertain spellings and scattered place names. The text reads like a catalog of institutions and staff rather than a cohesive report.
A government notice from Kowrns Shire in SAKMIAGA details a lighter incident near Way vehicle involving Feen punaee and a local buvidarien wage dispute. The report notes a bet ber cartiage leita and a letter Ant At. The document references Harri, Grane nil Ajaleyy and Kidnenhine.
Fragmentary notes reveal names and items linked to a sale warning. Mentions include figures associated with schools or publications and references to prices or valuations in the context of a community listing. The text shows scattered names and a cryptic catalog of goods or roles with uncertain connections.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a regional notice list with scattered toponyms and institutions such as Dartmoor North and Crasedgle jail. English seems garbled with stray names like Digby Tahara Hotevut and MP De Millan. No clear event or outcome emerges.
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