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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
2
The text describes unusual items including muman ostrich remains and leather fragments arranged as part of a display. It references a lent season context and mentions exhibits with various oddities such as cork pieces and paper inserts.
A cryptic report details a long journey undertaken for a medical operation. The text references miles traveled and mentions a group or party, with scattered fragments implying a significant trek and costs incurred. The exact origin and destination remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
The document lists postage rates within the Commonwealth and to external regions including Lord Howe Island Norfolk Island and various Pacific Islands. Rates cover letters cards 1d per 2 3 6 etc and other mail categories printed matter commercial papers and packets with differing charges by destination and class. It notes special rates for New Zealand Fiji and New Hebrides and outlines minimums and additional charges for overseas routes and packet rates.
Trunk line telephone rates listed by Hhocel Pustwaner for publication. Mr L A D O Cucuur supplied details. The notice outlines pricing and service terms for trunk line connections. The item reflects a period publication style with official rate information.
A briefly reported local dispute centers on an agreed plan for an effective toll line. No further details are provided in the fragmented text.
The author weighs common holiday pastimes and argues fishing offers the best recreation for mind and body. Walking cycling golf and tennis are seen as tiring or insufficient without personal improvement, while fishing provides fresh air rest scenery and a satisfying catch.
Rawlingson and his wife believe a dream about hidden silver in their flat is real. They knock walls and uncover silver plate behind bricks ready to claim. A furious banging erupts when the neighbor bursts in and questions the break in. Treasury notes remark follows about paving stones.
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