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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 19, 1892
Page
4
The Hamilton County court reconvened in a lengthy slander trial with the defendant Besemer contending he did not intend theft or malice in statements about the plaintiff. Witnesses described contested accusations, damages sought, and the judge to rule on punitive aspects as proceedings continued into the day.
A defexdeat dispute centers on a demand for compensation tied to a failed sale and alleged miswording in the ammom vivial. The defendant refused to meet steep payment terms, while the plaintiff seeks restitution and a full refund of money, detailing the alleged losses and attempted remedies.
In May reports from Stawees hint at a complex intelligence and metals sector syndicate. Details describe a fleet, a 110 to 275 ton gear allocation, and potential dividends amid shifting tides of the Crown Consolidated Company and allied firms. Officials warn of upcoming movements, with notable mentions of Moraga and Ocean trade links.
The annual general meeting of the Third Hamilton Permanent Building Society was held Tuesday evening at their office in Thorold buildings Thomson street. President Mr J H Tuiymond chaired. Balances and reports were presented and adopted. Officers were elected including President TH Daymond and Treasurer Murphy. Ends with acknowledgment of continued prosperity and meeting closure.
A garbled OCR summary outlines a public assembly, mentioning committees, attending groups, and dates in January and March. It lists names such as W M’Intest and T. VWeledbey, with scattered references to local clubs, precincts, and signatories. The text remains incoherent but hints at organized community actions and planned events.
A local ladies benevolent society outlines aims to aid the distressed and promote private charity. The report details a meeting, committee appointments, and promises of organized relief, with emphasis on improving welfare through structured aid and public charity initiatives.
The fragment recalls wintry scenes and heavy thunderstorms on Monday, with vivid lightning and little damage noted. It mentions a lone cruiser returning a load to market, a price reference of £2, and a surprise move to £1 in a trade. A stock note praises Wolfe’s Scunadpps and contrasts public opinion with changing social esteem, concluding with a literary allusion to Athens and a nod to Avwr.
Patrick Toole, an elderly Winslow resident, was killed by a lightning strike while leaving his sister Mrs Conn's house. His watch chain fused from the blast, with marks over the heart and ankle suggesting the current passed through the chain. George Bailey found him and aided his transport to his sister's residence where he died.
The Merino update notes trains from Tiranxholie to Casterton altered to depart early morning and return by afternoon with noon services likely renamed. A ride match of eight men on Quecen's Birthday features Portland ink players taking advantage of the holiday to visit ranges. Team selection includes Meare Ensaod Ensen A M'Donald C Todd J Allardsen A M In tyre C Rhodes T D Clarke Emer gencier-Moesara ft Brown J Hollard.
May 14 report notes removement to raise funds for the maintenance and education of German Portman Porson, an orphan whose father drowned recently. Town volunteers organize a benefit at a local house. few relatives exist in the colony. Also discusses Dr Brower’s medical replacement and ongoing hospital management shifts. mentions archaeological discoveries and Wolfa’s Schnapps as a side note.
A fragmented report on extensive boring works in North Queensland detailing station development, water supply issues, and a long sequence of technical notes. The text references Marathon station, Northwest districts, Leandro Ulerke, and Clement Ladharg, describing drilling progress, supply challenges, and anticipated future output despite delays and structural concerns.
An aged advertisement extols Beecham's Pills as a universal remedy for a wide range of ailments. It touts curing stomach, liver, and nerve issues, claiming efficacy for conditions from indigestion to headaches and chest oppression, and promises full directions with each bottle printed.
May 17 report of Glenthompston loan cricket club meet held Saturday night to plan for the season. President T Fitgeradd chaired as members praised progress, with Walter Hinmacombe winning best all round trophy, William Hinmacombe top bowler, McLeod awarded a merit medal, and thanks given to the president and committee.
A lengthy notice describes a violent storm causing widespread damage and power interruptions. It notes preparations for a fundraising event by the Mechanics' Institute and a horse racing event at Panhurst, with organizers stressing collaboration and safety as they plan activities for next week.
Railways secretary Labertouche announces special return fares for express and local trains on May dates including holidays. Tickets available for travel to and from all stations, suburban excluded, with May inclusive validity and return by specified deadline.
The town of Hamilton invites tenders to May 26 for Contracts 45 and 4463 including pitching drains at Thomann Gray and Lonical streets and renewing croaming at Market Place, plus gravel foot path construction. Drawings and tender forms available at Town Clerk’s office. deposit 22 with each tender. James S Butler, Town Clerk.
The notice states that no person will be placed on the municipal roll who has not paid rates by June 10. The Rate Collector will attend at the Town Hall, Hamilton, from May 1 to June 10, daily 1 to 4 pm, to receipt overdue rates. James S. Butler signs as Town Hall official on May 1, 1992.
Tender invitations issued for three contracts including Kamvatiog 90 chain road works and 60 cubic yards of maintenance gravel on Main Street Eden. Tenders close May 2 with ten percent deposit. lowest tender will be accepted. JAS. SUISCLAIR Shire Engineer Fal enhope council chambers May 15.
Shire of Kowree issues notice to ratepayers with dates for payments at Hermitage Hotel Harrow Borderton and Edewhepe followed by a public notice from Shire Secretary P J Cummins. A fish reward offer is made for information leading to a conviction of illegal fishing under council control. Shire office Patpuburt May lith Lago.
W J Murray and Sons announce a large assortment of fruit trees pines ornamental trees and shrubs in the Western District. The ad lists 1000 hedge plants 300 ornamental trees various fruit trees cabbage cauliflower small fruit plants seed potatoes early seed offerings and a prize tomato seedling. Country orders receive prompt attention.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Hamilton post office and several unreadable names and places. The readable bits reference events around the eighth day and names such as Carterton and Grarsitale, but specifics are unclear.
A cryptic AP style note warns about liability for charges tied to illicit payments and duties. It references Western Stage Company and Cobb and Caleto as involved parties, with vague mentions of pest control and reward terms.
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