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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1933
Page
1
Classified style note detailing hairdressing and beauty salon services in Brisbane. Includes permanent waves, manicuring, dyes, and various beauty treatments with prices and locations such as Wickham Street Valley and Queen Street. Mentions Eugene method waving and numerous salons with contact cues.
A dense clipping lists numerous Brisbane area salons and offerings for permanent waving Marcel waves and curls, with prices, addresses, and promotions. Notable entries include La Vogue Balloon at Commercial Bank Queen Street, JAHMARNENT Waving, and La Sybil Beauty Salon Adelaide Street, detailing services from shampoos to full permanent waves and massage.
A fragmented ad page lists optometrists offering sight testing repairs and lens matching at Queen Street Town Hall area. It mentions Crown chemist shop and Wilsons Optics with same day servicing and fashionable shell rimmed spectacles. Also appears as dry cleaning and wardrobe services in surrounding ads.
Tomorrow sale opens with floral and fancy voiles 36 inches wide in fast colours. McWhirters offers 1/11 to 2/11 yard prices on floral designs and Elfinore 36 inches wide with diagonal crepe. Also sheer chiffon voiles 36/38 inches wide and discounts on remnants. Business Girls Luncheon and Fashion Session run 1 pm to 2:15 pm with tickets at Bag Shop.
The scanned item lists numerous businesses and street addresses across Brisbane and Melbourne with scattered offerings such as furniture, groceries, insurances, and a line about chances of a liveries appearing in today’s classified mentions. It reads like a montage of ad text, shop names, and locations. The fragmentary text references Allan Qtarm Queen Gt, Albert St, Wickham St, and Adelaide Dt plus mentions of promotions and a general prompt to look through today’s ads.
Brisbane shoppers see heavy reductions on cretonnes linen prints and brocades, all wool flannel and sheets priced below standard. Prominent items include 60in fadeless satin, British quilts, tapestry cushions, and lamp shades. Also notices on shares loss and patent licenses plus a seasonal sale message from Hicks & Co.
An Australia based advertises a large stock of used pianos and player pianos from Whitehouses Est 1805. Listings include Beale piano models, Carnegies promotions, German Carlecko tone piano, and numerous discounted prices with terms. Box 680 requests for more details.
A chaotic OCR page shows numerous money lending and pawnbroker ads from Brisbane firms such as Antonini, Mont de Piete, and D. A. Bensley. Offers include jewellery pledges, furniture loans, piano loans, and immediate cash with security and confidential terms.
A fragmented note mentions copying and restoring faded pictures to preserve memories. It references individuals Mathew, George BL Brisbane, and a project or item titled Bow. The text reads as a faded advertisement or archival snippet about photography restoration efforts.
A radio dealer boasts low prices to beat competitors, selling 4 and 7 valve receivers from Mendel and Beethoven Stromberg Carlson kits at about £16 16s and £10 18s. View windows in Tattersall Arcade and Phone Two 1900 for service at Lahraree Radio Co. 40 Auchenflower.
A mixed forecast outlines today as cool with light to moderate winds and unsettled across Queensland with showers and electr disturbances on the South Coast and eastern districts. Tomorrow looks mainly fine with cool to moderate temperatures. Several city items follow including road work, water use, and local civic notes.
The page highlights multiple sections including Dorothy Dit and Mator Notts-7 Motor Creling with photographs and general amusements. It lists social items, broadcasting, and sporting notes across pages 2, 4, 10, and 18, with weather and trade content mentioned in brief.
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