03 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1923
Page
1
Varied fashion notes describe Paris regard with favor on wash wear and accessories, with detailed guidance on fabric trims, sleeves, and yokes. A medical anecdote about a blood test leads to a cautionary court case, followed by chutney recipe and Christmas chutney method, plus evolving summer gowns and accessories and a casual domestic advisory tone.
A bold retail notice promotes 200 ready-to-wear dresses at manufacturers prices. It highlights Iouse Frocks and Afternoon Frocks branded as versatile and well finished, urging thrifty shoppers to seize a splendid opportunity to own stylish frocks at low cost.
Heritage styled sale notes a limited weekly offer with numerous ladies wear items. Descriptors promise special values on crepe frocks coats hats and accessories from England with prices around 20s to 55s and a focus on new arrivals and exclusive hats.
At an ordinary meeting held Monday the Albany Town Council accepted a bid by HL Wiley for a lease of the Town Hall on Wednesday and Saturday nights with entertainments. A special meeting approved clauses governing penalties, renewal terms, and deposit. The amended lease runs three years with rent fixed after year one and open to arbitration or fresh tenders at term end.
Local stationmaster announces the new summer timetable for the Great Southern lines with schedules for Perth to Albany and Denmark routes. Passenger trains depart Perth at various times on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, with arrivals ranging from 3 am to 11.10 am, plus motor coach services on Thursdays and Saturdays and a daily Denmark line service with specific departure and arrival times. Over 1000 workers are employed on the Parliament buildings at Canberra as Federal Public Works progresses.
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