Motel Listing with Travel Comforts and Rates
A brief hotel notice describes a motel offering first class cuisine and reasonable rates for travelers. Proprietor HAMER notes comfort and convenience features aimed at attracting guests.
16 Aug 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1918
Page
1
A brief hotel notice describes a motel offering first class cuisine and reasonable rates for travelers. Proprietor HAMER notes comfort and convenience features aimed at attracting guests.
The obituary notes the death of Don Pioneer at his residence in Mesomine Morning. He was a longtime North-West Coast pioneer, born in Leith, aged about forty, a carpenter with Leith Trading Company. His family included a daughter and two sons, with one in Brenler’s service and another in active military service. The Herald records the notice from the church community.
The report notes 208 male and 146 female twins born in 2017. The tallest age for a father of twins was 50 with a second daughter. Mothers aged 40, 42, and 18 produced twins. triplets occurred seven times with mothers aged 14 48 30. A single quadruplet birth occurred in Victoria to an Irish father and Victoria mother.
In a Dublin style report, authorities grapple with meat shortages as the PPPA and Sydney Labor Council clash with small butchers over rationing. Melbourne and Sydney notes show ministers delaying action while citizens face scarce supplies and rising prices. Residents suffer amid shop closures and meatless days, with officials debating emergency measures and economic impact.
A jumble of phrases references a commissioner and a meeting schedule. It mentions Hobart and Mohert with scattered notes on timing and attendees. The text is garbled but suggests preparations for a Tuesday evening session and discussions about a minis ion.
A blurred report from the Central site details mining firms AE and CO Limited and Sulphide Corporation with large ore outputs and rising shares. It notes intensified activity at Cockle Cree Work and references about 61 million in profits amid abnormal metal price movements.
Melbourne Thursday night Avetraian Metals Fachange reports London Metal Exchange quotations for August 14. Silver standard price noted at 410 13-16 par ounce with implied strength in spot and refined forms.
Launceston Thursday night stock listings show Amalgamated and Crown entities with varied prices. Several mine and extension stocks such as Mount Farrell Mount Lindsay and Pioneer appear with quotes, reflecting a broad commodity-focused session.
A fragmented report details advocacy for a temporary suspension of a proclaimed schedule. The text references Mr Redleers and a municipal debate on extending or limiting terms, with mentions of meetings, attendees, and possible outcomes debated by local officials.
The Melbourne and Malaya delegations plan to interview Mr Massy Green at an inquiry into meat prices. The probe follows reports of rising costs with prices expected to stay high as officials weigh steps.
Fragmentary OCR text describes quotations and names on the Melbourne Stock Exchange page. Mentions individuals and firms such as Meeks and Crown Lyell Extendesl along with various places and events. The legible parts hint at market activity but lack clear narrative or outcomes.
Brice, Broken Hill born 3/6, 64/8, Mount Lyell born 20, 90/3 referenced in Lode Weelmenlar esac listing. article fragment notes birth and mining connections with Mount Lyell and other firms.
In Hobart and Launceston on Thursday a series of events centered on labor tensions and industrial protest affected public services. Police and officials reported tensions surrounding a proposed railway and mine project, with discussions about salaries and working conditions, while a hotel barroom incident prompted an arrest.
A distorted text outlines Australian soldiers writing about Allied actions and experiences during war. It mentions Private Frank and references to Australian female involvement and local life themes, though much is garbled and difficult to decipher.
The readable text is highly garbled and provides no clear event, entities, or outcomes. Minimal legible elements mention numbers and locations without coherent context or identifiable people or organizations.
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