18 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1915
Page
1
A damaged Melbourne area rail notice outlines fares and scheduling for a Melbourne to Port Falty route. It notes return ticked options, special notices, and available connections with limited readable details.
Fragmented text describes a legal or civic notice referencing streets names such as Meth atrest larrong Turegart atreat and Muioh Trouse. It mentions Clause 2 of Kietion Abt Part 23 of Fiovermment het and a timeline around a few dates, with scattered names and terms. The legibility is low.
The document announces stock sale and grazing restrictions under wild and wide provisions of the 1908 Feral Government Act. It lists locations in the Shire of Moust Hows and Shire of Bawres, with dates and officers involved, including the addresses and names of local officials and attorneys associated with the notice.
Melbourne details show enactments under the Health Acts for public meals, meat sale and handling. It outlines cleanliness standards, prohibition on tainted meat, packaging rules, and penalties for violations effective September 1. The notice references vaccination and inspection by health authorities and mentions compliance deadlines for vendors and public caretakers.
An obscure notice from a government official references private hospitals and limits on in person access for payment related to containment efforts. The fragmentary text mentions a secretary and a date in 1914, with unclear locations and names, suggesting a wartime or public health order.
Public notice announces a hearing on rates and payment deadlines at Connell Chace bars in Bienioge. It outlines expected charges and the need to review practice details, urging adherence to schedule and terms set by authorities.
Shire of Kowrao notice regarding minor Coles and motor vehicle travel restrictions. Secretary Aber Hill reports an order issued in 1818 affecting travel by motor bicycle or vehicle within the shire limits. Public interest notices advise compliance with the order and caution on unsafe transport.
Fragmentary text appears to describe local names and a taiga or land inquiry in a Shire setting. The readable names include Iain Nore and Nan Wiplera alongside possible references to Hewats and TeAr. The passage is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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