03 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text references Portland area names and dates with unclear phrases and typos. Readable items show personal names, places like Portland and Toomey, and scattered date-like tokens, forming no clear event or outcome to summarize into a standard news item.
Fragmentary tender notice text mentions Port Centre and Ararat Hall with references to contractors and required supplies. The legible items include bids, dates, and locations. however the full details are obscured, leaving an unclear schedule and scope.
A damaged OCR shows scattered fragments about a land sale action, delivery terms, and reference to a president and Somerset County. Limited readable items mention a location near White Often and a delivery date or deadline, with stray numbers and cryptic phrases.
An official notice from the Shire of Kowree orders prohibition of certain tramway activities and related amusements. It sets penalties of 20 pounds and bans specific behaviors on roads and town areas until September 60th of the current year, signed by the Shire Secretary.
The Town Clerk Frank Hammond of Hamilton announces a meeting to establish a general rate for the ward. The session will occur Friday October 10 1914 with adjournments to February to finalize the precepts and assess the rateable property values. The public can attend at the Town Hall Hamilton to view the rate list and valuations for the coming period.
Harough of damition SANITARY CHARGE notice dated September 81 1918 outlines charges due for sanitary services within Hamilton Borough. It specifies payment deadlines and appointment of authorities, with details on monthly installments and inspection rights by town officers for the Borough of Hamilton.
fragmented OCR record shows a political event or gathering at Bere Inn with mentions of races and names like JOHNBOM and WUTCHERS. The text is garbled but suggests a public meeting or election activity with unclear dates and participants.
A garbled report references a town and a local area with names such as Wat and Bede Wark. It mentions projections of events or surveys and lists unclear dates and places, with references to consultations and absent items. The readable elements suggest a municipal or public notice but lack coherent details.
The Country Roads Board invites tenders for forming resealing and gravel works across several sections in Gambier district and surrounding county. It lists contract numbers, slices of roadwork including culverts water taps and gravel supply with quantities and payment terms detailing cash deposits and retention. Submissions close with details in the tender schedule and official notices.
The advertisement proclaims a New Promina style sale with a wide assortment of ladies clothing. It highlights affordable dresses frocks undergarments and chemises with quotes like very cheap and dainty items offered at favorable prices. The listing mentions locations on Hamilton Street and references Mrs. Tara and Mamagerves as notable sellers.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at items related to furniture and chairs, with scattered proper nouns such as Pick, Kiama, and Carth. The readable content is sparse and lacks a cohesive event or clear names to anchor a fuller summary.
Fragmentary OCR text lists various cups, ages, and names such as Winslow Cup, Triad Realite, and Bevmnstt, with scattered figures like 5 and 1.00. Mentions of teams, entities, and places appear in garbled form, offering no clear event or outcome.
Foy Stallion Prince Warold is slated to stand this season at Wallace amid travel across the surrounding pasture areas. The two-year-old trainer notes plans for the horse to compete in regional events while staying near the farm.
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