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Newspaper
Kerang New Times
Location
Kerang, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
5
A fragmented Australian directory page lists local shire bodies and public works in Kerang and surrounding regions. It names electoral divisions, tram services, water and electricity authorities, courts, banks, clubs, and community associations with officials and meeting details, reflecting late 19th century regional governance.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous professional and business names with scattered errors, including firms such as Auilow Muir and Co and Wallinton-Irrant Holmos and Oc hoe. The text appears to be a garbled directory or notice of businesses with many misspellings and broken phrases.
Col Legge and Colonial Branley discuss the future of Australian military training mechanisms. They analyze annual costs for cadets, uniforms, and camp training, proposing a permanent training system and advocating tighter discipline and reduced ceremonial duties to lower expenditure.
Fragmented OCR text mentions streets and possible grants, with garbled phrases about notices, alerts, and obligations. It references a local area around Kern Street and Walmisotan, with scattered terms like CPR and loan, suggesting a miscellaneous municipal or public notice without clear actions or names.
The text outlines a paper subscription system where subscribers who fail to renew are considered delinquent. Publishers may suspend or discontinue delivery, billing continues, and notices are sent to the former address. subscribers remain responsible for unpaid bills and actions.
A fragmented report cites a patent medicine called Agar Hutarbone or similar, promoted for kidney and bladder issues. The ad-like text touts ingredients and purported benefits, urging readers to use the preparation for urinary and digestive complaints, with vague claims of long-term relief and health improvements.
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