26 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a location in Portland Melbourne with references to streets and a department of Mount Imma Creek. It mentions Medary and a meeting or visit related to supply and a spring area. The readable text is garbled and names are unclear.
Fragmentary text references an application and a waterworks trust involving owners of tenements. The readable items indicate a property related notice with possibly turns or transfers and a road or street context. No clear names, dates, or locations are extractable from the legible portions.
The notice outlines authorities for a public works action in the Shire of Wouat with a plan to compel water access. It names officials WALLS, PRANK HAMMOND, and Toma Hall, noting a date of December 34th 1918 and details about orders to be executed from that date.
A garbled 1918 notice references land, property, and a tax or fee structure. It mentions Mount flouwe and Botember terms, a possible mortgage or mortgage-like charge, and appeals to janitors. Names like D WALLA and Seotdroher Bard appear in a formal notice style.
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th century notice describes depot operations and stock movements. It mentions the need for deposits, approval of measures, and stock handling while referencing officials and stock owners. The garbled text includes place names and references to depository procedures and brokers.
Fragmented notice describes land or property action and dates, requesting owners to appear before a local court or official body. Mentions a proceeding at Pembocet District and a Mayerton court in a formal local notice style. Names and precise locations are unclear due to OCR corruption but reference to protection orders and claims persists.
Caution to Shemp Rovers regarding an unburied body found on roadside rocks near Mount Rouse. Official notice cites local government act provisions and sets funeral and burial procedures with dates in April and June. The announcement references road safety, railway vicinity, and municipal responsibilities for immediate action.
The Shire of Mount Rouse announces a regulation on appeal for wartime patriot fund contributions. Appeals must be made before the appeal is granted and can be obtained from the Shire offices. Notices mention the President and Secretary for procedures and eligibility.
Government order issued July 7 1914 pursues alleged fraud by sheep owner group described as Bossy Owners. Secretarial notice cites travel and baring a fraud Gealination. formal order by secretary of state.
Fragmented OCR discusses Australian wartime welfare, mentioning Mount Bowen Ahira and Dimas. It references the Rowan council, limits on extending liability, and a plan to send something to a federal queue. The text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and unclear dates or entities.
A garbled 19th century fragment notes Wes of Minette with FOTICS to ratepayers and impounding all baler atook amid references to Fuppers and Beerstery. The readable text requires cautious interpretation of possible legal or civic action.
Fragmentary text describes appeals for patriotic funds and drought of certificates of registration by education authorities. Mentions British cow society, Lady Mayoral Patriotic Tene, and school bonds tied to patriotic education, with notes on responsibilities of headmasters and authorized officials.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an antidote named Snarbite, with scattered references to places and people including Brate Bebiools Muobannar Feuer and Be ian Dromberg Byremara Aralanndate Condan Methane Attete san uesios. Mentions of P O gang and Gramale Rainey in Portland appear as broken names and locations.
A garbled OCR passage references Portland authority, a call for patriotic purpose, and a request to obtain approval from the President. It mentions the Shire Office in Portland as the place to seek authorization for a sanctioned event or symbol.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a list of events or participants in a cup and handicap context. Names like Moran and Ckiedentan Hotel surface amid garbled phrases such as entering Stwidhvap and Whale paccaat. The readable bits hint at a sports roundup with multiple competitors and venues.
A fragmentary notice hints at Abbots Pride entering the season with travel plans and games around Wallace, Gals, and nearby routes. The readable text mentions Sognati, Clyde, and Umer in vague terms tied to a promerted outlook for the team this year.
The notice lists live stock insurance offerings and affiliated agencies including Hamilton Reid and Brown Karroe T Shrine CoeKw Wade and Co Apaiey Hoare aint Hoare n Portland Thames Pennhuree W rally, detailing insurer connections and agent names. It reads as a historical business notice for insurance services and agency bodies linked to livestock coverage.
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