11 May 1914
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 11, 1914
Page
1
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century trade notice lists steamship fares to London Durban and Cape Town with various rates and classes. It mentions Melbourne agents and mixed shipping details, including voyage dates and special notices about cargoes and passenger arrangements.
A garbled report hints at Shira of Durias competing for a Greta captaincy in an open race. References to Maases and a UN ETE event appear unclear. Names and places are tentative. content suggests a sports or leadership contest with uncertain details.
An uncertain OCR notice references Mount Rous and UNAM, listing unclear names and places. It mentions May and a secretary in an official context with details too garbled to extract concrete action, date, or parties involved.
The notice requires removal of all posters and fencing within a defined area on Treon say Road within Anle including a one hundred yard buffer. It references the ministerial order and imposes deadlines and penalties for noncompliance.
Shire of Mount Rouse issues final notice regarding unlawful acts and waivers. The notice references a person named Mr Wine Miryvaaer with an address obscured, and mentions compliance actions tied to a location on Chroma way and Mouct Room with travel. The communication asserts official authority and calls for prompt attention.
A fragment discusses a local government act impact on vehicle width and carrier duties. Officials mention enforcement measures and certification related to tire width under the Local Government Act 1908. The note references D Wall as secretary and notes regulatory roles for carriers.
A garbled OCR fragment references health acts and regulations, mentioning protection, security, and a state context. It cites bodies like The Huwed and Eye mentions of authorities, and suggests a public health order or directive issued or approved, with unclear dates or recipients.
A fragmentary listing names various contagious diseases and medical terms. The text appears as a garbled sequence of disease names such as tuberculous ailments and related terms, lacking coherent context or narrative structure.
Fragmentary notice describes a shire contract involving Bowres and Yor Sparrow with a delivery bonus paid within the shire boundaries. The text references a Domestios and a person named HILL, in incomplete wording.
Fragmented OCR text yields unreadable names and locations. No coherent event or subject presents for a concise factual summary.
A garbled notice appears to announce a state education board matter involving schools and head teachers. Names of individuals and places are partly unreadable but suggest school administration actions and potential procurements or postings.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a local shire and new movie listings, but key details are missing. Readers are left without clear titles, dates, or venues for upcoming screenings.
Fragmented notes describe a hospital related incident with references to a mayoral figure, a public hall, and a local official. The text mentions prices and a transport fare amid unclear names and events, attributed to WG Hill as secretary.
Public notice records application for barbed wire on land parcels in Barked and surrounding wards. The secretary notes restrictions, specifies allotments eligible for fencing, and directs applicants to submit permits detailing locations for barbed wire installation.
Readable fragments mention Sidra of Kowres and Casitas with unclear context. Sparse terms reference a person or entity and a possible event or note labeled "handing" but details are fragmented and uncertain.
A notice lists Ms angeo tailue and OL Mawkes as appointed to lead the air ministry directorate under the secretary Allan. The document names Wio Dern as the appointed head and details the agency's administrative assignments and roles.
Scattered OCR text describes a tour, a hotel scene, a servant, and a racing reference. It mentions a race winner or name resembling Count Reginered, with dates and places obscured. The readable items suggest a travel or event snippet without clear details.
An antidote notice appears across multiple local areas and institutions listed, including Ab plate Schools, Mumbappat Dartmoor Nett, Heywood Browthels, Sinte Sehonie Wixby, Monpur Sartewane, Condale Drumborg, and Cobiak Merchauton. The notice cites institutions and streets with specific place names and a postal or railway reference in Gramdale.
The notice details contracts in the Shire of Portion Tyas for allotments on Cashmere roads and surrounding sections, including Bridge Road lagoon work, with tender rules and payment terms. It lists locations, contract numbers W/11 and W/1, bid values from £1 to £40 with 4 percent on tenders, and invites deposits and references to venues for specifications. Bids close as specified. failure to comply leads to relet. TPH MURPHEY, Racine.
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