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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
1
The notice informs of a proposed general rate for rateable property in Mount Rose area. It mentions a meeting on a Wednesday in September and invites interested residents to attend at the Bain Office with details on the local government act and the assessed value of rateable property.
The document records a town council notice from Mount Roure District about removing a street branch and restricting access. It specifies a time frame from the date of issue for property owners and residents to respond or comply with the order.
The Mount Rouse shire notice lists a reserved meeting for Wednesday at 11 pm regarding a rite in the Penstrent Lardins. WALLA, Centre Secretary, signs the fragment with unclear names and dates.
A public notice from the Shire of Mount Moves outlines an auction related to water supply at Spring Creek and Park noir. The document warns the water must not be used for domestic consumption and imposes a five pound fine for misuse, with enforcement by the shire authorities.
Fragmentary OCR text references soldiers employment, labor recruitment, and a location list but is garbled. No coherent events, dates, or entities clearly identifiable for a valid summary card.
Monition issued regarding inaction in compliance. Production forms for apparatus adoption at Aire Leed and various offices cited. Regulation outlines penalties for contravening rules on bottles milk and beverage contents. Medical and health authority warnings reference ships and stations under strict supervision.
A damaged OCR text fragment shows a public notice referencing the government act, regulations, and intended actions. It mentions alarm at wrongdoings and orders to remove lines, with dates and names partially legible, including references to officials such as a secretary and notes about travel and a road order. The readable portion indicates a formal notice about enforcing regulations.
Notice is given that on and after a certain date the wandering stock by law will be strictly ra fore and warned of entering fields and roads. Stock traversing the district will be warned and restrained. Passers by are cautioned to avoid the property of Mount Rouse and respect stock control measures.
The Kowrm Shire election details show Richand and Mackthnon figures amid a local vote. Booth-Alla and Worth Ridin appear in partial results with names and positions listed. A formal declaration by Allan Rutlenn and Neil Mackthnon accompanies the announcement dated 2304 1918.
An entry notes Bhire Walls serving as secretary and an event dated Avril 16 in connection with Vit. The scant readable text suggests a meeting or appointment involving these names and a date, with Vit as a likely organizing entity.
Shire of Mount Bouse discusses broken bottles on a straw road, rotten fruit, and ward duties. Officials, including Walls the secretary, guide inquiries into public health and road safety, with notices about sheep theft, meat packing regulations, and price controls. Widespread administrative matters dominate the agenda with references to councils, bids, and local enforcement.
Fragmentary notice appears to warn about rubbish at Ola Quarry Hals wituwted ad and allotment section BS. It references a date, a legal or municipal action, and a briefing about a specific site with unnamed parties. The readable portion emphasizes a delay and a single path forward for the involved entity.
Notice defines owner and duty for traction engines on Martin Street Peachwater and Spit Street sections between Burchet Street and Staleswiverthe Sopulous portion of Bhize of Moane. It assigns purposes, street parts, and dates related to the Pemkuret drivers.
A noisy OCR fragment notes a local government act order affecting movement near Peckhurst Railway and boundaries at Towhip Penetres, with carting of spalis and a three day November 17% date. It mentions a council or officer authorized by the Taovellio and a secretary.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines various regional references including towns, townships, and officials, with dates and names partly garbled. It hints at constitutional or electoral notices, meeting places, and scheduled events but lacks coherent details due to damage.
The fragmentary notice reports a drainage order connected to the Miviaamite Shire and Lanefhokiees con ivating to the Eimeralle. It names Denénage chemo and Late Gorrie, and cites Drale en Behers with a meeting at the Mes sissiee Tnatitate on Theedng the 10th of Beplecrtiet. Secretary J AbAN signs as Blew Becretary, Hawkerdale, August 191K.
Fragmentary OCR covers a range of items including rewards, legal notices, and appeals. Names such as Portland and Beato appear, with references to authority figures and alleged thefts, but details are garbled. The text hints at notices from officials, calls for authorities to grant power, and potential legal actions related to property and pestering.
A garbled historical excerpt mentions penalties for withholding information and warnings to others. It references a secretary or official and a general summation of measures during a wartime context. The legible parts point to authorities denouncing willful recusal or evasion of duties.
Lyall reports on a local matter involving tax and propriety at Balmoral Mail Best in Tas. Key figures Sara and Lyall appear in the notice detailing a budgeting or property issue and official actions pending.
Fragmented OCR shows a schedule note for Cook's Royal Mail Coaches with multiple placeholders and misread names. It references departures around 2 oclock and 4 oclock, with names like Macarthur and Victoria, and mentions coach actions and officials. The legible facts indicate timing and coach service at short listed hours.
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