Prime Minister to Attend New Town Hall Opening
Town Clerk invites the Prime Minister to the opening of the new town hall. Mrs Menzie and Mr Stove show interest as officials arrange attendance with the Mayor. The Prime Minister sends regrets due to engagements but will view Hoesnem at 9. Town Clerk confirms the planned ceremony and microphone arrangements.
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Mensi¢s
Stove
Menzie
Witendine
Shearies
Ister
Jus
Council Adopts Charges for Public Entertainments
The council approved admission fees for events held in public spaces including concerts lectures dances and theatrical performances. Fees range from a few cents to several dollars per night with variations by time and activity and subject to council approval. The measure also covers public meetings elections and charitable or school gatherings with specific hours and facilitation rules.
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Coumell
Coumell, Per Niente Each Subsequent Night For Basaars
Boca
Seppe
Tell Weber
Baebes
Tor Dunowe
Micah
Coutiell
No Smoking Policy Topic at Town Hall Banquet
A report details debate over smoking at a banquet and hall events. Firemen, officials, and Dr Mutcheswon supported smoke restrictions while discussions considered permits for smoking at certain socials and banquets. The Town Clerk noted no smoking except at approved banquets with permissions.
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Mutcheswon
Mrouil Ue
Berpes
Amekers
Bremen
Mayoral reception planned for Hersham ratepayers
Hersham Town Council meets to announce a forthcoming mayoral reception for ratepayers to inspect the new town hall and offices. Discussions cover women’s toilet facilities, road repairs on Lynott Street, electric lighting for Frederick Street, and improvements to the riverfront stock yards with funding through market dues.
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Mew
Hersham Town
Plana
Hersham
Restreem
Nike Yards
Croquet Club Area Plans Stir Town Discussion
The finance committee backs Neon fixtures and town hall use rules for public access to the new hall. Proposals include open hours, rate payer tours, and a mayoral reception plan. Discussions touch on lands department sanction, supervision, and publicity for a croquet club area at Kalimans Park.
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Aenith
Kalimans Park
Semith
Sarttens
Barnes
Lands Department
Rodda
Hutchenpemersimbed
Rene Aled
Rey Lm Plantation
Defence plans and factory expansions across regions
The Horsham council notes defence emergency planning discussions led by Senator RV Keane and the Minister for Defence. It covers factory expansions at Lithgow, Maribyrnong, and Footscray, the use of public tenders for peace time defence needs, and inquiries into local works and infrastructure projects including drains and streets.
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RV. Keane
Defence
G. A. [Street
Horsham
Fem of May & Millar
Chamber of Manufactures
Cemvanwealth
Lithrow
New South Wales
Maribyrnong
Footscray
Victoria
Etulma
Horshaar
Defence Contract Board
Messrs
May & Millar Pay, Ltd
Dead Sheep Left by Drovers and Market Dues
Market dues collected on three special sales of sheep at the yards, with further sales pending under heavy weather. Dead sheep remain along Natimuk and Katlee roads after the sales, and have been buried. Steps are being taken to recover removal costs and to address stray stock, dog registrations, sewerage notices, and tree planting plans in the town.
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Hamilton Street
Santos
Natimule Road
Katlee Road
Natimuk Road
Mount Gamiser Corporation Meeting Report Text
Murky OCR text from the town corporation minutes notes a meeting report. It mentions the town clerk and council members, with confusion over spelling and garbled phrases. The fragment hints at discussion of a progressive centre and hopeful improvements.
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F. EB. Marley
Mou
Gamwier
Cammmnit Lee
Sr Woneere
Old Photographs for Album Obscure Town Clock Reference
Fragmentary note mentions an obituary id and a strange phrase about a clock and a king. The readable parts suggest a photo album entry tied to a local obituary and a misread label or caption. No clear names or places emerge from the legible text.
Slaughter Report Shows May Meat Safety Progress
The superintendent Mr. W. J. Shaw reports May slaughter totals: 52 sheep, 204 lambs, 5 large calves, 4 young calves, and 0 pigs with minimal disease. Lamb quality improving, few cows treated, Herefords noticeable among large cattle. Unauthorized visitors persist, a locked gate was forced, and weather hindered work, but abattoirs committee inspection was received in October.
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W. J. Shaw
Almont Town Work Request Records Note
Dr Ronda requested the required work as agreed with Williams during the oak season. The records indicate efforts began but faced delays and were subject to review by authorities.
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Ronda
Williams
Seven-Year Lease Term Adopted by Council Debate
Dr J Barnes moved that the December 12 1988 resolution on D Anderson’s case be extended to a seven year lease. Dr Charles opposed noting a five year term was already set. Anderson argued for a longer period and fair treatment. council approved seven years by a 6 to 3 vote with the clerk stating the term as seven years from the date agreed.
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Cr. Barnes
Charles Anie
Wilmoth
Charles
Rodda
Aftsid
J. Barnes
D. Anderson
Belas
Andeyvon
Chymylve
Anderson
Barna
Anders
Bret
Barnes
New Hall council debates furnishing and equipment use
The council discusses allocation of used furnishings and equipment for street Crockery Kor Ve 48 Hall. They consider whether to procure or swap items, setting guidelines on authorization, replacements, and future use while addressing safety and cost concerns.
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Pisen
Henn
Quirina
HUH Mamakers
Janes
Prine
Chase Sanaumatsen Wishpesky
Ekonipmaety
Salvantons
Seconsi-Turt Materell
Traffic Blyton At The N Estishc Thins
A noisy council meeting discusses traffic on streets including Urquhart and MePivereon. Dr Hutchesson and Dr Barnes argue delays, votes favor a plan with four buttons and central Harrim, with contention over timing and street changes.
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Titlan
Toma
Barnes
Waltons
Enil Brace
England
Urquhart Street
Benial
River Snagging Continues and River Work Costs
The foreman reported ongoing river snagging with £4 spent so far, including engine hire, and about £170 more planned. Groundwork at the tennis courts is prepared for reseeding, and bitumen courts drainage is underway. Graveling and footpaths extend through town, with road widening and cattle yards under work. several trees removed and croquet lawns being refined. The works committee will review paving after yard conditions worsened by heavy rain.
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Rodda
Barnes
Ch Radda
Cataliah
Roddy
Charles
Cumsiderathon
Bir
Wattsy
George Street
Et Doom
Baume
Great Western
Te K
Dimbools Road
May Park
Ine High School
Councillors Debate Essential Works In Suburban Ward
Minutes reveal the works committee chair directing a gravel for footpath project on Mimboda road. The motion to inspect and report was seconded and carried with Ward councillor Bovaaran absent.
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Morshar
Mvlio
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L. Hutcheewon
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