19 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1915
Page
1
fragmentary OCR notes mentioning maritime names and places with unclear meaning. content includes Royal Mail Steamers and assorted personal or place names, but specifics are unreadable. unable to determine coherent event, individuals, or location from the provided text.
Notice of intention to make rate for Portland Melbourne service with pricing 46 sixpence each way and details of forwarding freight, ports, and time window. Includes address and official signature from Portland Exchange and references to rate proposals and inquiry period ending December.
A damaged local text describes an order under the Local Government Act of 1908 affecting the Shire of Momn Town and nearby Dunkeld depot projects. It mentions Westa Gilarey Hoke, Alighment 4, Section 8, and streets in Dur Kelty with approvals, delays, and costs, including a 200 pound daily limit during works.
Fragmentary notices describe orders under the Local Government Act affecting roads and traction engines. They reference dates around May 1, 1913, and obligations to notify the parish clerk or secretary with details of enforcement and compliance.
A fragmented OCR note references local topics including Potna and Neat deFIts with mentions of tacos, series, and an entity AF Penenarsh. Origin and specifics are unreadable, preventing a clear summary of events, people, or organizations.
A Victorian health notice outlines enforcement of the Pure Food Act 1905 provisions forbidding sale of bread or meat meant for adult or infant consumption that fails to meet cleanliness standards. It lists penalties for contravening regulations and names J. Colyilng as secretary and the Governor in Council approving the measures.
Fragmented OCR outlines events at the Mangere assembly with references to Navy, boundary issues, and officials Blaine Often and Pewaburet. Mentions July 1906 and lines about regulation, stores, and coastal actions. specific details are unclear due to garbled text.
The Board of Public Health of the State of Victory unveils a regulation requiring any skim milk or prepared milk to be sold with a specific legible label. The rule prohibits certain mislabeling and imposes penalties up to ten pounds. It takes effect on July 1, 1910.
Fragmentary OCR text lists brands and names such as Geelong and Melbourne, with scattered references to products, patents, and locations. Contains numerous misreads and garbled phrases, offering no coherent event or report to summarize beyond cataloged terms and place names.
Notice to traveling public in the shire of Dundas warns of load limits on bridges and culverts. It prohibits weights beyond those shown in notices on each structure and threatens penalties up to twenty pounds. issued by Abbott, Mace, County Engineer.
Bhira of Kowres is noted amid rabbet destruction incidents and local governance chatter. The Rowres Shirk Council establishes a drgote at the latritn Hon of Phoaphorians as town leaders debate supplies and prices at Gorokeite, Berry's Motel, and Shire Hall.
A fragmentary notice from a local council warns that any person found violating a stated practice will be prosecuted. The incomplete text references a brain college burden and a broad prohibition, with the department of Grover acting on enforcement.
Shire of Rowres publishes a list of authorized teachers and heads for numerous schools and institutes across districts including Riderane, Boorougt, Lemon Springs, Goroke, Nargouns, Balt Lakes, Telaneatuk, Tinpratuk East, Tokm, Powar's Creek, Taruee Kerr, Neewbadnouk, and others. The document notes procurement details via the Shire Secretary and a roving appointment by the Recto tatse amid ongoing public education efforts.
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered lines mentioning dates and numbers. The readable bits reference times and figures but no clear event or named entities emerge, leaving an obscured local notice or brief passage.
The Shire of Kowres issues a public notice regarding dairy parcel ownership and milk core asset registration. Failora to comply with formalities may incur fines up to 00 linked to family at 230. Application forms available from the Shire Secretariat or its offices.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice from Shire of Mount Rowse, mentioning WiNaL NOTLOW Rim AY-LAWH and 16. WANTERING BTOUR. References to owners, stock, and Cream trade appear amid garbled phrases. The readable pieces hint at a council or stock-trade discussion with unclear dates and names.
A. BATOO 99 the Rowd trem OV Seliarpurr to Frances, and Naar cho township of Brancha, a CTowed Ageiamt tame not meh tien 48 16 Kc. CAMIRON, bie. Einghwear.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a shire and a matero with garbled names and dates. No cohesive event or action is discernible, leaving the main subject and location indeterminate.
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