23 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1918
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item lists a reward notice with scattered names and places including Portland Melbourne and MALAGHETH. It mentions Novena and Teargoons Heiday with uncertain dates and references to work, a town mall, and a cutting with iron. The text is garbled but indicates a public reward or notice of inquiry.
Fragmented OCR shows an intended notice about nominees and a upcoming meeting or hearing on a November date. It lists multiple place names and appears to announce action by a tribunal or council with terms like notice and takers. Names and locations are imperfectly captured.
The notice outlines a municipal plan related to coastal duties within the Shire, detailing shoreline limits, government actions, and proposed changes. It references dates, locations, and involved bodies, indicating a formal order or resolution for the shore area and associated rights.
Government official details a proposed water supply conflict at Mount Rawey Creek. A notice warns against unauthorized use and outlines fines up to five pounds per day for each day of infringement while authorizing enforcement actions by the secretary and local authorities.
A historic property transfer notice outlines a Mount Haute location conversion. The document references a boundary date, consent requirement, and a legal framework involving local authorities and a Warren station plan. It specifies a complex sequence of ownership, payments, and deadlines tied to a March date and the year following.
A historic legal notice outlines regulations under the Public Health Act 1308 directing measures for food safety and contamination control. It references standards for bread and other staples, with penalties and enforcement by the state upon noncompliance, and specifies dates and authorities overseeing implementation.
The notice requires abatement of nuisance trees causing inconvenience and directs removal within a specified time from the date of tile. The document is signed by the secretary and references the Shire of Mount B.
The Shire of Wount Bours issues a final notice dated April 16 1916 restricting wandering stock travel between Wandering Beach and Stock Travel areas. Owners of cattle must notify Herilaman Charlee Waller of their intent to move stock via post card at Pane burst address.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference workers, disjoint mentions of Tope Victoria and Ekire Drie. The readable text hints at a labor action or meeting with names like Akio and Wienehinet, plus officials or organizers. Factual details are unclear but indicate a connected workers’ event in Tope Victoria.
The fragmentary item notes a bridge over to a tributary and a drive involving an engine. Mentions Alfred Cowlishaw, Shire Mego, and Unenla tor Haat. Readable details are limited and uncertain due to poor OCR.
Fragmentary notice from a historical page references a court or tribunal action with names and dates unreadable. The readable segments mention a vented case, a venerable bath, a year near 170 and a punishment or sentence, with limited intelligible details.
A fragmented note reports Mount Rouse shire council postponing discussions on a returned item. It mentions delays tied to unclear personnel and local timing. Public officials and residents await clarification amid the readable fragments.
The Board of Public Health will enforce regulations governing milk quality at Melvourine starting April 7, 1909. Penalties may include fines not exceeding a specified amount for violations. The notice warns against contravention and aims to ensure milk safety and compliance with health standards.
An indecipherable OCR fragment references a meeting at Decor TA and mentions a Ratindie and local shire affairs. It notes dates in November 1914 and a secretary signature, with scattered phrases about property and rates. The legible content is minimal and lacks coherent context.
The Shire of Minhamite advertises a rate of 1.00 for the year ending December. The notice states a rate levy under the Local Government Act and invites inspection at Shire Offices Flackendate. Allan, Shire Secretary, dated November 0th, 1918.
Fragmentary notice seeks workers for a coal mining task and related supplies. It calls for willing men to register at an African American hall, listing duties, wheat, sour, and aiddeudre as items, with unclear roles and numbers.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention site names and division references with unclear wording. The text appears to discuss an appointment or division assignment related to Binharnite sites and a Pas ter division, but details are garbled. No clear entities or concrete actions can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Report reads of a planned disturbance at Harrow involving a group labeled Five Poweri. Steven Weharpation listed as contact and a group of men eposited to arrive Friday evening, with a potential booking office and workers mentioned. The text remains garbled but indicates an eviction or protest context and a scheduled action near Harrow.
An OCR fragment lists various clothing items and brands, including white veiling, coats and skirts, and assorted prices and measurements. The text reads like a scattered sale or catalog page with numerous garbled entries and stray numbers, lacking coherent context or a clear event.
A garbled OCR list names several state schools and stations across multiple towns. Items include Portinne area institutions, Dutt moar State Schools, Digby Tabara Fotepar Irawiney Con and Meehaaiea Institute, plus Mdasseg Station and Myamgh railway facilities.
A garbled notice states that an individual or party will be prosecuted for interfering with sanitary service or other Erie property. The fragment implies an official action by authorities against wrongdoing, but the exact names and jurisdictions are unclear in the OCR text.
A garbled notice references a nearby site for appeals and contributions to a fund for patriotic purposes. It mentions a Portland environment and a formal process to apply for a location or permit related to a music project. The text is fragmented and unclear about exact actions and deadlines.
A partial OCR line mentions a person named Joseph Peach in a cryptic note. The readable words imply a local figure or event but lack clear context or action. Further text is needed to determine the main item and specifics for a complete summary.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Lyall's Royal Mai and Goaghes WHEW TMT ANLn with unclear events. It references Ik oer he Royal Wait Concee and Cima Snags at Lae pi ame seine Saale na Ghar Het, plus Belmore and a wince.
A fragmentary notice in garbled text references Coots and royal mail. The readable items suggest a local posting or notice about mail services and routes, with unclear names and places, lacking coherent dates or actions.
A brief item notes an unclear OCR fragment from a local issue. Readable names or places are not confidently identifiable. The fragment hints at a municipal or organizational matter but lacks verifiable details for a full card.
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