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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1927
Page
2
A brief report notes a melee in West City with mixed claims of victors as authorities investigate. No arrests announced. Public tension remains high while witnesses describe chaotic scenes at the gathering.
Fragmentary notices show travel timetables and lines for Geelong Daily Ballarat Tam Tamara Mt Maroona and Sydney routes. Entries reference times in the morning and afternoon with connections to the United Kingdom and overseas services.
A detailed 6 room Weil Dulit Home lists modern fittings including panelled ceilings, built in cupboards, gas oven, pantry and cooling cupboard, with a garage and a veranda.
Marshall and Guest advertise two properties for sale. One is a West-SF Villa with four rooms, electric light, pantry, scullery, copper troughs, bath, and sewered. The other is a new bungalow with four rooms, kitchen, bath, built-in cupboards, and sewered. Terms include deposit and balance, with weekly payments possible.
Framed notice for a bungalow rental at 41500 PAKINGTON ST NORTH offering sleep out, bath, gas and fuel stoves, built in garage, robes, and easy terms. Includes mention of heating, linen, and convenient location within walking distance.
Red tiled bungalow on E40 Newtown border features six rooms, motor garage, large workshop and septic/sewer connections. Transfer of possession in one month noted. Melbourne transfer details and early possession mentioned amid extensive property description.
A fragmented manuscript discusses airships and naval power, citing Neon and The How of Commerce. It critiques air power claims, notes British naval interests, and questions the feasibility of air superiority and non-destructive warfare in future conflicts.
An excerpt discusses France's working class and rising fashion trades as workers face harsh conditions. It notes a trend of women recruited into wage labor, with midday lunch breaks and factory attire seen in gyms and workshops. The piece mentions shops selling rival goods and concerns about family names guiding the girls' future choices.
A London Daily Chronicle note recounts the Carinthia’s voyage to Liverpool, where a crew gathered a diverse trove of curios and treasures during the world war era. The account highlights the ship’s experiences and the mementos collected by seamen aboard.
A fragmented advertisement mentions rooms, furniture items, and prices including £1550 and £192 with references to drapery and boots. The OCR yields incoherent phrases about lodging, goods, and offerings in a central area, with no clear event or sale outcome.
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