31 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1914
Page
1
The notice lists P and O mail steamers calling at Urvo ish Piet and Savinshal Guy with vessels including Adelaide. It mentions schedules and ports and specifies departures on a Thursday with timings and passenger details.
The notice describes the Orient Line steamer Foe London with passenger classes and accommodations. It notes routes to Tadley Naples Gibraltar and world circulation via Canada United States and South America. It calls for agents to apply for fares and schedule details through MEDI catalog and local offices.
Train and ship fare table details show Aberdeen Line routes to London and Fremantle with quoted prices. Fares from various ports list values from 16 to 59 pounds and include return ticket options via Orient lines and specific saloon services.
Fragmented OCR shows a dense mix of notices, bids, tenders, and rates. Names like FRANK HAMMOND, TOHN SANDERSON & CO appear amid references to Hamilton and Malboutinh. The text outlines tenders for various works, rates for penalties, and property sales timing with scattered dates and locations.
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of notices and names. It references stock, drovers, and stockyard actions, plus a series of local notices about depots, quarry use, and traction engines under an act. Mentions W Walls as a secretary and various place names, but details are garbled.
OCR text discusses registration changes and water rate policies in a local government context. Mentions trust, secretary roles, and town boundaries with scattered references to places like Bathurst and Bunkwort. Contains garbled names and dates, but signals a formal official notice about rate changes and authority.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a bonus for fox skins, payment terms, and conditions including delivery in good order within the shire. Mentions HM Connell and Abire, with unclear references to prices and agreements.
In the Shire of Kowrne a council meeting drew discussion over proposed development in the town center. Officials and residents exchanged views on zoning changes and potential impacts on local services and traffic.
Notice to Rabbit Deatrootion and Rater Aten of council actions regarding Phonoborined procedures. Mention of Ms rots snc ties Houre and Minit Ae Ah Gaerne unite ite. References to Sears Hata Barrow-Mr Job Foley’s Hotel and other mixed materials at coal Drie Ipluk car Hingetar Baahont.
An official public health advisory lists diseases including Yellow Fever Typhoid Fever Diphtheria and others. It warns about the spread and urges immediate action to protect children and residents.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a council gathering with references to Howrus and Parkers, hours at a council chamber, and names like Dering and Menbove. Details are garbled but indicate a local meeting or ceremony with listed participants.
A dated public notice from Melbourne region lists forthcoming items and deadlines in a formal notice section. It references parcels of land or goods and mentions associated parties, dates in November and December, and a sequence of reserved terms indicating actions to be taken by recipients or authorities.
A damaged OCR reading lists available apparatus for state schools and staff across regions. It names head teachers and instructors such as Avslay Head-teacher Atara Benoot Newacvilre Hewd-teacher and J Robertson Beoraunki Mr with various locales and titles. The text notes apparatus recommended by the Board of Public Meith and urges procurement through local authorities.
A fragmented note from Kowrag outlines an official action directed at drovers. The readable portions reference a directive or measure affecting livestock transport and settlement of a local issue. No dates, names, or places beyond Kowrag are clearly legible in the surviving text.
A cryptic public notice from Kowres Shire hints at permissions or amendments related to private use or access. It references a dated term possibly in 1914 and mentions names or actions tied to property or community use.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a cryptic tale across a shire and towns within Kowpne, mentioning names like Marin and Ny Dnt Sane Wont and a suspect Durfane. The readable segments suggest a historical postcard style narrative or investigative note without clear dates or outcomes.
A historical notice discusses fence placement near Joldinesity Street within a half mile of public dates and listed towns. It mentions barbed wire, land allotments, and council consent requirements for fencing near specific properties and jurisdictions.
Mie Shire Monnetary will attend the committee at Macarthur for the Trilay Tollawene monthly meeting of the town council, replacing the usual Thursday session. The notice era suggests a schedule shift.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Akira and secretaries with unclear context. The readable parts imply a note about a meeting or order involving Akira and secretaries, with garbled adjacent words. Entities: Akira, secretaries, SCIUE, Gadge Ol Abe, Bauer anew.
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