Arrival at Capetown During the Australia Fortnight Festivity
The voyage of the Australia continues with a Cape Town welcome as Australians aboard the ship, now in the fortnights of festivity, prepare to greet local crowds. The scene features decorated vessels and a wave of Australian pride, reflecting a period of cordial exchange and imperial sentiment in Cape Town.
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Empire
Dente Sre
Town
Austaisty
Cape Town
Mt de Seieonng
Hwtey
Austral
South
Aviva
Sydney
Abia Australas
Colac Telephone Exchange Charges and Local Industry Appeal
A historical notice outlines telegraph and telephone charges across several towns, listing rates in pence and minutes for connections. It promotes James Munday ES and CHOW UAL & GO as local businesses, urging support for local industry and fair charges under new management while detailing services and delivery locations.
Local Clothier Promises Value in Shirts
A retailer touts stale quality and price superiority for warm, fancy dress shirts and vests. The ad urges customers to compare stock and proves its claims by inviting proof from buyers who will return for guaranteed satisfaction.
Mews Clothing Store Ad Mentioning Sydenham Opening
An old clipped ad notes Will C. Sydenham and the Mews Clothing Store with a reference to a contact at phone 148. The fragment hints at a retail listing in a city newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will C. Sydenham
the Mews Clothing
Important Notice Summary of Sums Available
Notice lists sums available from a company and references a sequence of monetary values. It mentions a party and a company name with an emphasis on settlement amounts and distribution. The legible parts imply a financial notice or claim processing.
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Voyage OF
Australia
Part
Capetown
Cape
Henry
Simona
Atoning
Tunis
Bey
Kathie
Anna Haun
Han Thi Tretler
Roya Eotaile
Eneland
Serena
Isiwens Meriee
Yours
Fem
Couac
George Wilmot
Syphons
Swerick
Susman
Ima
Clivecg
Miss Sitlington
W. Thurston, Ww. Wheeler, and
P. Hynen Sell
Pedic
Payne
Iry
Sears
Guy Aevnig
Laity Binahy
Wesley Redaig
Shleaty
Harhee
Vrnm
Uns
Caer Oun
Gine Mages
Hte Select Gia
Snsshet
Resistiges
E. Herbert Lewis
The
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Qpourne
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Crick seiGoods
Colac Telephone Exchange
Sam
Tas Wier
Jae
APE Suardian Assurance Company, Ltd
Ates
Ages Cole New
Betbbrand Iver
Jks
Warriun Crosey
Wretien
Dismvirn — Tasyerin Wiehards Doin
Wee
Senki
Ras
Sheryiekav
James Munday
Audeors
Elizabeth Street
Melbourne
Colac & Geelong
Romejea Fay
Deavy
Will
Monarch Gramophone
Thermediah Austral
Cecil Funch
Stece, Stroud
Steinway
B. Faull
Commercial Bank
Murray Street
Colac
SEI
Caulileld
Huby
Peete
Hesse and
Neus
George F. Anketell
Geillrand Street
Chi
Sellibras
L. Guinton
John Proporietors
Sau ‘Usupery
Werray
Walt
ShinoBumy
Mormat 8Treet
COLAO
Lewo
Jonnetone
J. D. Dickson
waTo Jeweller
Oftiutan
Talking Machine
Premier Talking Machine
Parkinson's
J. F. Parkinson’s
Wis
R. Harrison
Tor Sale
Ivan RB. Forbes, m. —S
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