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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
8
MS STAMP &T COMDAM presents the Thoroughbred Stallion IN TERIGA. The aging horse, described as a handsome bay about 16 hands high, was bred by Mr. Thomas and stands for breeding. The note mentions turf trials and Melbourne events tied to Victorian racing.
Breeder and buyers are shown Norval a champion trotter imported from New Zealand with a strong line of American and colonial speed. The ad touts his pedigree, track records, and potential to sire fast offspring, with terms and paddock details offered at Hartwichs Wattle Park Hamilton.
The article lists racing performances from 1905 to 1906 across various stakes and cups, noting the stallion’s showings in events such as Maiden Stakes and Autumm Meeting. It mentions a full brother, Great Beatt, winning the Viceroy's Cup in India and concludes with a note on high stud fees in England amid a mare removal context.
A Bay four year old imported Clydesdale stallion Abbot Pride by Abbot, 1905 show champion at Tapanui and Boothlesd Metropolitan Stallion Show. Sired multiple winners including Grandaire, Baron's Pride and Lilly M'Cormick. Stud details include pay balance on mare removal and extensive pedigree notes from New Zealand and Scotland show circuits.
Aleo the Arab stallion from Feluka line bred by Wilfred Bisnt Heq at Mabrosw’s Arab Biad Farm in England. Dam Feluka from Meaaond lines, with Ferida and Row of Bbaron in the lineage. Fee four pounds four pence with weekly 2/6 for mares left over ten days after mating. located at THR MAN AChHE Murndal Hamilton.
Dolman Bros offers prompt service with special conveyances available at all hours and nights. Furnished district transport includes busepies carryalls carriages and private coaches. Contact via phone WO 8.
Loughnane proprietor announces a coach service from Hamilton to Macarthur departing at 9 o clock Sunday, arriving Macarthur at 4 o clock, leaving Peach’s Victoria Hotel Macarthur and returning to Hamilton by 3 9 o’clock. Passengers from Hamilton to Port Fairy to catch the Macarthur coach. Parcels for Macarthur coach at Lone Foundry coach office.
The notice states Wannon Bridge over Fellmong Bay on Gap Road in the Parish of Dunkeld cannot carry more than 4 tons. It bans driving or hauling weights above 4 tons without written consent of the Municipal authority. Violators face penalties up to twenty pounds plus damages for any injury caused. Dated April 30.
The Shire of Mount Rouse issues by laws restricting cattle and horses within Penhurst, Dunkeld, Glen Thumbhon, and Chatsworth townships to milking cows only between sunrise and sunset. Impounding follows boundary rules with Hamilton and Warmamool railway lines and nearby townships. Also declares water in Spring Creek a mains supply for humans and restricts its use. Public Health regulations enforce safe bread and meat handling and milk labeling requirements under Victorian law, with penalties for violations.
Landowners in Linthgow Jennawarra and Boonawah must cut Star Thistle Baffron Thistle and Atharyt Burr on their land and adjoining road widths immediately. W Mereweather appointed Thistle Inspector for Mount Rows Shire will verify compliance or pursue legal steps. Penanguret January 1948.
The council bans barbed wire on any fence or erection affecting roads within the townships of Apsley Booroopki Harrow Uoroke Bidenhops Gy mbowen Minlay Toolunde and Wombelane and within one mile of their boundaries unless council consent is obtained. Applications must state the allotment and wire position. H O Hib, Baro Secretary, July 23 1918.
A historical notice mandates medical practitioners and birth registrars to report any infectious or contagious disease to the Board of Health and the local council. It lists diseases including typhoid fever diphtheria scarlet fever smallpox and others, with duties assigned to heads of households and school authorities to notify the responsible teacher of the incident.
The Shire of Kowree announces that apparatus and jomtruc ions for Buake ite services are available in operative form at multiple State Schools and residences. Interested parties may apply through the secretary, J Gash, 0. G. BILL, Ghire Geawtery, with details to be provided by the listed head-teachers and locations.
Gov in Council regulations for declaring weight of goods by measurement gazetted and now in operation within the shire. Secretary H. G. Hill notes provisions on delivery terms and conditions for skins and goods, with penalties for noncompliance and commitment to proper order.
A fragmentary notice cautions certain parties near DnovEny and others regarding the practice of wetting harriers and obstructing trees. It warns the shire of penalties and prosecution by Omami for obstruction actions.
Official notice from G Hill as Mearotary outlines prohibitions on matches in the Shire of Lowres during months January February March April November December each year. The description mentions time restrictions and a general party governing the event.
The Kowres Shire Council establishes depots in Goroke Harrow Molenhipe and other towns to distribute fosphorived wheat. Sites include Telangotuk Hast and John Foley Hotel with depots at Shire Hall Rupples for cash only. Prices and stock details are listed by Q Hill.
Public notice from CoN macruns and others regarding meeting times and the council call. The document references a motion and a cut to business hours on designated days with a posting date and official commission noting exceptions.
Inapet has been instructed to enforce collar wearing under the Dow Act. Dogs found without collars may be seized under section 14 of the act 1800. A rate payment deadline is set for March with interest penalties from September, detailing rate per cent per annum.
Shire of Rewree issues notices to cyclists restricting riding after sunset near Goroke and Hagrow and warns of penalties for violations. It also calls for rate payments by cheque and notes separate handling for Kowres Water Works Trust charges. Government notices reference road safety and vehicle lights and enforcement within shire boundaries.
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