30 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1917
Page
1
A fragmented 1917 notice references traveling prices for a region, listing weights and penalties. It mentions Abbott and Smith as signatories and notes charges for superformation axeball tend and other duties. Details are obscured, but the document preserves an official tone and jurisdictional context.
The document records a government proclamation under the non-setemnpent Act 163, declaring a shore to be supplied by the authority and naming the Shire of Dusens and related entities in a historic local notice. The text preserves archaic phrasing and measures tied to the proclaimed exit of the section.
Authorities in a troubled Neary district respond to a cryptic alert tied to a Gaunt Ghive affair. Observers note unusual activity around a barey site while municipal and regional officials discuss an unclear motive and potential public safety measures.
Fragmented text reports petitions to obtain wartime aviation funding at a Royal British or Allied agency. Mentions Mount Rowan area, waterway crook Ameya Borio, and Mont Rone, with references to the Von lie finite department and the waterway project. Contains garbled placeholders and unclear dates, but signals discussions of approvals, orders, and potential allocations.
The readable text provides scattered names and places, mentioning Britons, Munnanitia, Clo Sattions, Mintin ies, and Green's land, with garbled references to aronyms and figures. It reads like a damaged page containing a mix of names, locations, and stray phrases without a clear single event or focal point.
A garbled text fragment mentions missing persons and work in a mall area. It references Shire Mall, Homer, and procedures for competent drivers. The legible portion hints at a public safety or missing person context and potential employment or entry requirements.
The readable text mentions funds and contributions for a patriotic cause and a restricted purchase pattern. It references authorities and a public appeal for support, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR. The item reads like a brief notice urging donations or participation in a funding effort tied to public or governmental authority.
A noisy OCR page mentions many names, places, and events related to horse racing and stud auctions. It references breeders, mares, stallions, and venues, with scattered dates and prices, all rendered in garbled fashion.
Disjointed OCR fragment details a horse racing meeting with scattered names, places, and results. The text references Coronation Day, Australia races, and various venues, but language is garbled. It preserves entities like Coronation Day, Warrego, Colac, Ascot, and Five Hundred Great classic Race in a heavily mangled form.
A fragment describes a seven year old Arab stallion named To Rimad st Murndal. Bred by Wilfred Blunt in Hay, likely from Mesopotamian lines, with references to breeding, origin, and show prospects. Details are garbled but indicate royalty in stud and training notes.
Shire Secretary to call tender for work on road and bridge sections under government contract. Tenders close Thursday November 10 at 10:00 am. Melbourne and Victoria noted. project location in Dundas with rural council responsibilities.
The Shire of tnhaml warns of penalties for placing broken bottles on roads. The ordinance aims to deter acts within the surrounding area and upholds authority to convict those who commit such wrongdoing under official order.
Hawden dale resident David K. Baillie has been named banker for Waa Kastare District. The official appointment confirms Baillie’s new role and responsibilities in local financial oversight.
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