16 May 1918
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show a series of May dates and names linked to CAMINO events and a special host line. Mentions include Wednesdays Fridays and Mondays in May with unclear venues or purposes, suggesting a schedule of gatherings or receptions at CAMINO locations and related hosts.
The notice states that a request was rejected by the Bhire om from the place for Dunkald Hiwuasholdare ta WepoRit Lime. It references a specific authority and a location, with stated refusals and related parties mentioned in garbled terms.
An 1908 notice from the Shire Secretary warns residents of Pendhurst and surrounding areas about planned local public works. It details traction improvements and paving, naming Mile markers and district boundaries, with deadlines and official contact points for affected property owners.
The document records a royal or municipal proclamation involving tax, tolls, or duties with references to apportionment, heritage, and enforcement. It names authorities, dates, and actions to be taken under the Public Law, including appeals processes and official seals. It mentions Dundas and May as timing notes and references collectors and clerks in administering duties.
The Shire of Mevet Gause issues an employment notice inviting former soldiers and bailors to serve, with compensation details and distribution. A public notice outlines new regulations on milk handling including skimming and separating processes, enforced by the Board of Public Examinations, and warns of compliance requirements and penalties for nonadherence.
A jumbled, OCR like fragment mentions wartime contexts and scattered proper names such as Teaward, Fre, St Pail, war, towerelord, Hematueyt, Walls, CACM, Pema. The readable facts point to unclear event details, possible references to people and places without coherent narrative.
Public notice dated the Ith day of Selrharr 1318. Abide Bullwlue bond defaults referenced. Authority D. Waltm issues order for proceedings related to said action. Anauury TB remains attached to the record.
Shire records show request by Willet workers for ongoing production of units. Officials in Penwhurst indicate plans to extend work through late November with applications for continuation. Notes reference D. Wali and Altes Mees as local contacts. Mer 31 Mie.
Partial OCR text discusses vehicle regulation under the 1903 Act. Mentions government officials and likely applies to vehicle licensing, force and effect in a state. Reads as a legal/public notice style item with unclear specifics and names obscured.
The notice cites by laws 15 and 16 concerning wandering stock and travel, warning residents to acquaint Charlene Waller of Panahurst and D. Walle, secretary, about any thefts or incidents. The filing date is April 16 with reference to June 1916, in the Shire of Oomnt Reuse.
Fragmented OCR describes an event with contractora and syndrea invited for taiphne at Uhrep Ballo he in the patie of Heesawpter P'Spao MneKtIM tay De eee armin il Foamter Canvas. Names appear like A. Black, Mhur Mie Roberts, Traders de madetad, Vrewiteat. Tender processes and May date noted.
Shien of Sinvemiea announces Mir No bavi Billi has been appointed to lead the Harwkae- Or Tun Rantern Division. The designation assigns Billi to oversee operations and strategic planning within the division.
A historical notice announces a drainage and allotment order affecting the tributary creek near Syring Creek on the road along the manor, naming Alfred Comstan as Shire Rogier and listing enforcement actions, penalties, and dates for compliance under the Department and Council.
Partial OCR notice mentions a meeting and local authorities but key details are missing. The fragment references February and a time or date, with unclear names and places. The readable bits suggest a public notice about governance or property but specifics are not recoverable from the provided text.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss a local matter with names and phrases but is largely unreadable. It references a Shire of Miahamite and dated terms, plus mentions a stove and a peer. The readable content is insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or responsible entity.
The notice lists contractors and bids for works in the Shire of Mumbamte and nearby localities. It names places such as Mumbannar SV FISUIERS Pullee Barracks Brunaholme Meywool Tarn Cavalry Roms Act and Digby with references to contracts, deadlines, and submission procedures.
Portland officials invite appeals regarding patriotic contributions to any fund. The notice seeks official authority from the treasurer or court secretary to proceed with the appeal and related steps.
Fragmented OCR snippet hints at a historical notice or column mentioning cities, allies, and governance. It references dates like June and a train, with scattered proper names and places obscured by errors. The readable content is insufficient to conclude a complete event or clear entities.
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