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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
1
Public notice offers a ten pound reward for information leading to the capture of a person or persons responsible for theft within Dundas shire. It specifies the period and conditions, including the emission of a warrant and mentions the date 1911.
The Mount Rowe Shire Council announces plans to levy an extra tax of three pence in the pound on the net annual value of all rateable property within the shire for the period ending 20 September 1914. An estimate may be seen at the shire office in Penshurst during office hours. The notice is signed by Shire Secretary D Wallia.
A damaged notice from Dundas Shire warns a reward of five pounds for information leading to conviction of anyone who damages or interferes with property on Ponshuret street. The notice, issued by Walls Shire Clerk, calls for help to identify offenders and mentions a 1906 date.
The Shire of Mount Hotter announces its intention to levy a general rate of twelve pence in the pound on the annual value of rateable property within the shire for the year ending 20 September 1914. The proposal is under the Local Government Act and may be inspected at the Shire Office Penshurst during working hours by interested persons.
The Shire of Minhamite convenes a meeting on September 10 2012 at Hawkerdale to consider By Law prohibiting or regulating traction engines on public highways. The draft by law requires permits road clearances weights and wheel projections and sets penalties up to ten pounds for offenses. The notice declares the By Law applies to Hawkerdale and Mackarthopa townships and requires inspection of permits at Hawksdale council offices.
An archival notice warns property owners that stock found trespassing on Rosle and nearby reserves will be impounded by the Shire Ranger after July 23, 1413. The document also lists registered badges and names local figures including J. Allan and H. Hobhrston with details about rewards for information on foxes and related enforcement in Hawkesdale and Macarthor regions.
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