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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 05, 1912
Page
8
Timetable shows trains from Ararat to various stops including Willaw, Glenthompans, Dunkeld, and Maroon, with arrival times at Masaliton and Elana ble. Also lists Hamilton and Portland line departures with stops at Milltown, Condab, and Porting, detailing daily and weekly runs and return times.
Readable timetables show Hamilton to Coleraine and Casterton runs with multiple stops and uncertain times. The fragment list mentions departures at 6.0, 11 a.m., and various towns including Hamilton, Coleraine, Casterton, and Hermilton with unclear fares and arrival times amid scattered weekday references.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a timetable like data with multiple place names and times. It mentions Warrnamint and Morott among other unclear terms and numbers such as 6.5 and 14.08, suggesting a transit or schedule notice that is largely unreadable.
The Shire of Mount Rouse notes that the Kean lethne moe by the Governor in Wynnet for ametaring the weight of foods by requerrement, has been examined in accordance with the act. An order is issued to enforce operation and of till eeedert within the Archive by order WALLA, The Secretary.
A fragmentary notice from the Shire of Mount Fouso describes a proposed regional regulation affecting water use and penalties. It mentions the Pratt Department, Gore and Woothe, and a new water allocation scheme with daily penalties for overuse.
A garbled notice appears to threaten a person, with unclear authority and penalties. It mentions the Choeurl and a potential street or shire action but lacks coherent names, dates, or places. The fragment hints at a legal or punitive consequence for noncompliance.
The Shire of Mount Rows informs that a permit to graze cattle within the townships of Dunkeld Cleothampton Chateworth extends to milking. The boundaries of Dunkeld Cleothampton Chateworth and adjacent townships are used to form a northern line. Official maps define the shotely down boundaries and enforcement rests with the shire secretary.
Shire of Mount Aousa informs landowners in the Pari whee of Lielithom that certain overgrown weeds and vegetation will be surveyed. Viewers will assess the property at an orderly time and may remove or manage vegetation deemed detrimental. The notice names D. Walle as Shire Secretary and Phebe Viewers, with the date field noted as 190%.
A garbled text fragment outlines a Mount House meeting with references to a bread and cheese topic, governance by a committee, and various names and places. It mentions Veiteclneum, Colville and Peli aetaa, with dates and officials like the secretary and treasurer. The legible items are sparse and context unclear.
An OCR damaged fragment mentions Shira of Mount Rowse and a list of unclear names and places. The text references a meal hoard and a seer, with scattered phrases about a date and a place. It reads as a fragmented item with numerous garbled words.
A damaged text fragment references a reforming court or board proceeding. It hints at a deadline or action tied to a Thursday retin event and mentions officials or accounts, but the specifics are unclear. Names, places, and exact actions are unreadable.
Incoherent OCR excerpt from Kowrpa Shire records references Heitat rates, Kowrend Water wires and Wetereorke Trust mask payments. Officials listed include G, DML, and other clerks. no clear dates or complete actions emerge.
In a garbled report the Kowree Shire announces delays in delivering a pardon on a municipal matter. The secretary’s note mentions a council, secretary, and caretaker positions amid unclear references to a pardon and timing.
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple local names and properties in the Shire of Rowrye Raab and nearby areas. It mentions an immaterial mine sale price and various inns and halls, with a note that prices are for a single lot. The readable items hint at auctions or sales of real estate and goods in the district.
A fragmented catalog of stallions and horse show entries details several sires and offspring, including Blood Btallien and DALBBALAN, with references to show results at Milton Charldon and related events. The text notes breeding, dimensions, and ownership, ending with Penahurwt and related names.
A 1900s style farm notice describes Thoroughbred equine stock including renowned trotting mares and stallions. It notes Grattan line horses, Abbey Deetto as champion dam, and a sale of yearlings with prices and terms. Transit and pickup details specify delivery to North Ulnward Railway Station and full pedigree on application to T. Shearwloan at Greveall Stud.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a racing or prize event featuring a horse named Mattie and references to prizes, locations, and figures such as Charles, Hamilton, and others. The readable portions mention Derby style terms and prize-taking, with scattered references to places like Glentetio and Ayr. The passage is garbled but centers on a horse show or judging context and notable individuals in attendance.
Fragmentary text from a historic page discusses Crown King and Pieced names, with references to Verma bed mare and a scattered list of entities. The legible bits hint at a local title or possession with dates and monetary notations, but key details are obscured.
Condar stands the thoroughbred stallion Wiwteriga at stud. A two year old bystander, bred by renowned farms, performs well on turf trials. Included are notes on Victoria Trials, various stakes, and the Easter meeting showing results and commendations.
A 1498 foaled dark brown Patron with champion potential in Geelong and Colac shows, bred by M. W. Hunter and others. Mentioned are dam lines, sire relations, and a sale at 20 guinea values with broader brood stock discussions, including references to Ambeite, Cyurtemy, and other named stock. Details mix breeder notes and distant sale context, with scattered broodmare and stallion ties.
A historic stallion named Royal Irish, imported from Ireland, showcased in Scotland with multiple first prizes across yearling and two-year-old classes. The horse, sired by Treble, out of Priscila, is praised for its unbeaten record and potential in future events. Terms for mares and entries are listed with payment details and contact for more information at YL, Wo Pte ATA.
The article catalogs numerous prizewinning Clydesdale horses and sires, detailing names such as The Clydevale Stallion and Royal Knight, along with show results at Highland Society events and Royal Shows. It notes imports from New Zealand and England, premiums won in 1890s and 1900s, and references to breeders and exhibitors, including Kirkendbetent and the H and A Society show in Montally Hatake.
Fragments describe horses and horse trading with names like Reval Fusiver and Hamilton Star. Mentions auctions, stallion sales, prices, and the Linea Macar Arthur route. Local ads urge apply to Lurabe Bros for stud services and dairy water abundance.
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