Heart of 1920s civic events in Pembroke district
Fragmented OCR lists nominations and notices across multiple towns including Hamilton, Port Fairy, Myamyn, and Wimmera areas. Mentions a December deadline and nomination day events with various sports and community entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemiltin Fire Brigade
Gastecon Filiadly
Hitle Chabyro Hemiltan
Hamilton Hacer Entrien Close Nouv
Port Fairy Ieoo
Lene
Lacon
Myamyn Sports
Noninationa
Olg Dieplag
Pembiet Heving Day
Ji—Jennly
Fintrite
Ath Daw
L—lemmelh
Spore
Kaatey
Wedel Hurla
Nmkisoma
Railway Link From Gheringbay to Maroons Debate
A proposed developmental railway from Gheringbay to Maroons faces objections. Critics warn the plan, including an extension to connect with Hamilton, would cost about £431,400 with £1000 annual operating loss, while offering limited benefit to local settlers and favoring Melbourne and Geelong. The Railway Commissioner's stance and the Hamilton link proposal are central to the contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheringbay
Maroons
Pouropa
Puropa
Tait
Railway Commissioners
Traffc
Melbourne
Geelong
Taft
Railways Standing Committee
Hamilton
Hee
Armeee
Debate on railway extension and regional traffic in Hamilton area
The text discusses proposed Moe project links with Melbourne and aims to ease congestion by widening interurban routes between Ararat Ballarat and Hamilton area. It weighs a Hamilton Portland line option against an alternate Wimmera route, noting cost, traffic shifts, and regional impact on business trade. It also mentions community events in Hamilton, including church remarks and a farewell present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Hemilton
Wimmera
Ararat
Ballarat
Moon
Tait
Melbourne
Aewa
Horeham Hamilton
Atorat
Horsham Portland
Fie
Mbp Compl
le Hoeckel
Mike Tonna Acherie
Millway
Hat Vreault
Weather chaos and cyclone hits Victoria weekly forecast
Patchy rain and thunder lashed Victoria with a cyclone tracking east from the Southern Ocean. Wind storms caused orchard and crop damage across the state as rain followed, with warmest day 55 degrees at Hobergren and lowest 14 at inland stations. Fire brigade demonstration details and competition timings noted for a public event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Ain
Alma
Wome Thomder
Wow
Moll
Antarctic
Victorie
Bundey
Reua
Leeiwin
Thoreday
Hobergren
Mallee
Wimera
Pointe
Weatern District
Heywood
Merino
Pointe Chiefly
Avotm
Merrer Na
Foster
Eclipse of the Moon observed under favorable weather
Antiring evening offered a splendid lunar view as clouds cleared the horizon. The moon's disc was briefly obscured by vapors, then a shadow line brightened along the right edge and gradually widened until the full surface reappeared within about an hour.
Property sales draw crowd at Moers FP auction
A large turnout attended the Moers FP Learmonia and Co realisation sale at the Victoria hotel on Saturday afternoon. The Gummow and Stewart estate offered town and country allotments near Mamlinloo and the Pooshtret road with bids starting at £25 per acre, but some lots were withdrawn or not meeting reserves. About ten more lots, including portions of the Kosongw and Ettrisk estates, were submitted though not all sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moers
Learmonia and Co
Partons
Victoria Hotel
Fem
Gummow and Stewart
Ieme
Mamiltoo
R. E. Ie
Realdimee
Eves
Pooshtret
Kosongw Ovesk Evtats
Ettrisk
Portoma
Teenie
Gira
Hamilton Polio Promotion and Local Court Proceedings
A Hamilton report covers Whitehead’s promotion to second class sergeant after a recent examination and notes several marking changes in a musical exam. It also details a large Catholic wedding at Portland on November 26, with Miss Harvey and Mr. Lovaton as the couple, plus other society notes, a Hamilton Orchestra concert, and a police court scene involving fines and a vaccination dispute. The section mentions Greyhounds Polson and a railway station notice list, with various local names and addresses.
Wealthy sales and fines listed in scattered notices
The report lists multiple sale events and penalties across towns. Items include a steck sale at Bridgewater Testeen moved to December, a Hummer meeting sale at the Victoria hotel to Mears Learmonth and Co, and a Colac fine of £10 plus £86 on a fake tax return. Also noted are sales by Mewers and partners at various yards and estates, and a Winninbirn estate division sale planned at Coleraine hotels plus a morning session at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgate
Steck
Bridgewater Testeen
Bootheim
Hamilton Racing Club
Mears, F. Learmonth and Co
Victoria Hotel
Colac
Peter Morri Eco
Corporation
Mewers
Dalgety mmd
Menora Campbell
Lone
A Barber
Glendinning
The Goal Strike Faces Ongoing Serious Position
Confused Reuters style report notes a persistent stalemate amid political turmoil. Mentions election implications for a President and uncertain legal actions. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate ongoing crisis and government response.
Sympathy at Collingwood Melbourne Meeting
An open air gathering at Cling woe ecacced a motional dympathy with the ccmatrivers and pledged Mteeli to provide gravel and financial mm sistance Senator De Lairgie moved the motion and urged that the trouble would be more far reaching than in Broken Hill and that a settlement depended on prompt action Several other state Labor poll the lane spoke with Mr Anlly claiming the com! combine was blacker than the col
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbovnese
Clingwoe
Mteeli
de Lairgie
Broken Hill
Polae
Anlly
Com
Dissension Among Coal Leaders Sparks Congressional Debate
A telegram from Sydney quotes Federated Coal and Shale Workers' Association secretary Mr Gray saying no faction has decided to join Congress. The report notes and hints at private individuals offering financial help to miners, amid tensions among leaders and ongoing maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Gray
Cemern
Federated Coal Yd Shale Workers
Londora
Hughie
Interview with Acting Premier Amid Strike Talks
An interview conducted Saturday morning with Acting Premier Ler,hia produced no new information as Mr Hughes and Mr Lee declined to comment. Railway and ferry services face further disruption with potential reductions being contemplated amid ongoing strike actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydngy
Iemderu
Ler
Nan
Ter
Moesera
Hughes
Lee
Namie
Melbourne Coal Shortage Threatens Week Start
In Melbourne coal stocks are very low and several territory concerns threaten to close down mining operations at the start of the new week. Local officials warn of potential delays and economic impact if supplies do not improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melboumne
Satorday
Melbourne
NSW Railway Commission Declines Special Mail Train Request
The New South Wales Railway Commissioners refused the postal request to run a special train from Albury to Sydney to convey English mail. A direc tive from postal authorities appears unsettled as officials debate the best arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Ron Ma
Albury
Sydney
Day
Ole
Carters Union Denies Secret Ballot On Strike
The Malbourne Wharf labourers Union secretary denies a secretly taken ballot regarding the strike. Members of the union protest that delays and curtailments affect coal handling and travel during the ongoing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malbourne ‘Wharf-labourers' Union
Cael Briver
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Mutual Store
Coroceery
Croceery
Crockery
Mother Land
Gray ST. Hamilton
Telephone
Les Louise Clarke
D.M
Mira Betts
Mano
Hiusio Wershouss
IBS
Ml. Dixon
A.T.C
Quigley
Pheeretionl University Qonservetoriam
Laeeier Bon
T. Rent
Kenton
Barcolt
Alisandre Parada
A. Jeffreys
W Trite
Gary Ressmeget
Brumfields Central Business College
Thorold
Thomeon St
Tou
Pitman
A. Brumfield
M.P
Pring
Mr. Hespry
Ghelr
Gt. Andrew's Presbyterian
Herar Jone
Kino
AMD
Thomson
Stewart Brog
Eusavalla
Hacilien
NEW Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company Ltd
Eee
Rere Tak
Br Opeper
Inemramee Co. West, Melbouere
Savings Banke
Market Street
Silvester
Colesaine
Anveem
Cabiraton
G. A. Foo
Lataly
A E. Smith
Sambe
Bagley
Breker
Stonk Exchangs
Malbourne
Oalline
Malbouree
Auatralmrin
Telegraptila Addrem
Tagley
Fachemge
Malhourna
Malverm
Corraspondente
Mae
Tair
Hamilton Secutor
Didglay
Manmitten
Father Vain
Farrwelil
At Mary's Church
Min
Shanahan
Oattie
Thie
Calo
Vaick ET
Memuiw
Nuamer
Mung Attier
Earlainerd
Carrera
Messrs Blephene Brog
Fert
Frofiway
Wilver
Keen
Emmioyes
Nodway
Tlmelt
Pepeilar
Butte
University of Mel
Fe Wewin
Jenior
Fire Brigade
Whitehead
Hamtton
Pergeant
Sucemaaful Papi
Bella M'Donali
Mary Leen
Mise Belle M'Donald
Merken
Misa Jenkin
AL ME
Mine Mook
Homan Catholic Chitreh
Father Lynch
MIT
Liawton
Digby
Mia A Harvey
W J. Harvey
Storer
Wien
Etrat
Mir Petter
Walters
Hormiston
Aiber
Landers
Witress
Melendeent
Railway Department
Plekett
Robert J. Edmett
Lom
Wind
Thin
Hamilton Orchestra Society
Aratlan
Helle
Percy
Coldsturg
Élahe
Treasury
Hamilton Trea
Annett
Mary Fb Dockmanton
Wo. Cries
Reed
H.W. Jomee
Wm. Mitman
Robert Roberton
Hatlway Parocala
Parcele
Toru
K. Hobins
Robertson
W . Aimmone
Adj. Butler
A. D Rose
Mra
Murron
T. D. Healy
A. Greed
J Healy
Fo J Hutcheson
D. Healy
J. Garland
Miso
Gaffrey
Mrz. Begge
A. G Stapylton Bree
Bertrand
Byaduk State School
Boyle
Cornish
A. Laidlaw
Apaley
Bleek
A. Stewart
G. Quincy
Meatrey
J. G. Stewart
W. A. Deaper
V. W. M. Buick
Mire
A. Z. Jamieson
Mra. Hocking
H. Whittenburg
J.B. Kennan
M. M'Intyre
J. Dannon
Miss Melville
J. Ho Matthews
Mins
Re Lee
Reuters
Saturnia
Perth
Howling
Mederethonters Stures
Collingwood
Dentel
Rauter
MM Lee
Tanin Alfused
Carters' Union
Railways
Attonnde
Sive
Kl Ally
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