Worthampton Presentation Convent Fundraiser Details
A fragmentary report from Northampton notes a fundraiser in aid of the Ni rilmuptos Convent at King Thal. Items listed include Goose Clvic books sale tickets dance prizes and many cash donations from local residents and church members. The event was organized by the Presentation Nuns with floral and printing support, totals shown in a partial donation list dated October to March 1918.
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Northampton
King « Thal
Ratton
Mre
F. Reynolds
Mra
Pre Amntation
Fanning
Weno Tao bin
Fatality at Ivanhoe GM plant leaves Middleton dead
Edgar Bruce Middleton aged 52 died while working on the surface of the Ivanhoe GM plant. He operated an automatic conveyor belt feeding ore to the battery room. George Marshal found the body and alerted authorities. A jury viewed the scene and opened proceedings. Middleton resided at 85 King Street and his wife plans to live in Victoria.
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Edgar Bruce Middleton
Meaumont
Teceived
Felf
George Marshal
Peters Atcock
Hsip
King-street
Victoria
Walter
Momere
Bownston
Hearne
W Starkie
George Marelian
Pheatorgue
Cure dandruff with Cuticura products and relief tips
An ad claims Cuticura Soap Ointment and Lotion cure dandruff and scalp irritation. It describes itching swelling bald spots and inflammation improved by regular bathing and ointment use. It promises sleep relief and healing with continued use and offers free samples by mail from Erowne Co Sidner Ns.
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Erowne & Co
Sidner
Inquest Adjourned as Examined Bowly Faces Outcome
An accident report notes the inquest will proceed after a postponed date. De Salvetl is identified as the individual involved, with a related Princeton examination referenced and to be submitted as part of the inquest findings.
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de Salvetl
Shocking cage accident in mine injures and kills worker
A Dalmatian employee, Nicholas C. Pintonie, 28, of Molden Moreeshoe GM, was crushed when a wood splinter pierced a mining cage shaft during an afternoon shift. Despite initial hope after surgery at John of God Hospital, he died at five o clock Sunday. Witness Festonis and Dr McCat treated him.
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Nicholas C. Pintonie
Molden Moreeshoe GM
Festonis
Te Sawell
John of God Hospital
McCat
Express Aims To Harness Its Potential And Grow
The Express states that no period in its history has demanded attention to its potential as now. It claims increased literary star power will enable effective handling of the situation. It notes ongoing support from both allies and opponents, fueling further effort for the public good.
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Express
arbitration ruling fines Dalgety firm over award breach
Melbourne May 4 Justice Higgins delivered judgment in the Australian Workers Union versus Dalgety Co Ltd. penal sums were imposed for breach of the industrial award. The dispute centered on a wireman paid £1 weekly with no keep, though the award prescribes £4 and keep. Depot shed operations were argued to fall outside the award. The judge declined to refer the point to the High Court unless a grave legal question arose and ordered the company to pay a total penalty and arrears to employees.
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Melbourne
Higgins
Arbitration Court
Australian Workers’ Union
Dalgety and Co. Ltd
Tuatice
Dalgety Wil Company
Disney
Starke
High Court
Paper declares ample patrons as sales rise and lists grow
The paper boasts rising sales and an expanding Subscribers' List while warning that higher printing paper costs force prompt payment and tighter credit. It notes a quarterly roll pruning for overdue accounts and a strict, cutting approach to debt collection.
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the Express
Ruthlenel
Arkeah
Community Letters Policy Explained for Readers
The paper invites letters on public questions and industry concerns but warns against scandal or malice. Contributors must provide real names, and requests for anonymity are possible, with safeguards to protect identities.
Expressestablished 1874 pested through vicissitudes but never ceased
The Express, founded in 1874, boasts a long, stable publication history with substantial foreign and interstate advertising. It warns against cutting ad costs during downturns, notes reasonable rates, and lists agents in Geraldton for paper delivery. Prices quoted include 41s. 3d. per quarter.
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The
Express
PAPE
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Worthampton Presentation Convent
FUXO
Ana
W. Kanhing
Toho Smith
Duty
Mra T
Drege
Thos
Rohan
Me Callaghan
Mir Demaen
McColl
Stephen
Linn
Eine Getricht
J Aureyri
J Williams
Leo
Mire McCann
Solmaton
Ted Pumningham
W. Fantanic
Efonald
Gooner Club
Hapke
Mesdames Horringer
Nnive cl
Mra W. Farming
J.B. Gry
Commonwealth Fy Ead Office
Sydney
Ghioe
Australis
London
Warminatér
Baliabury Plain
Rabaul
Orlitamie
Savings Bank Department Ets
James Kell
Denison Miller Searen
Cage
Geraldton Express
Neelf
Meu Avy Sc
Baby
Messrs, Gollin & CO. Proprietary, Ltd
Rene Ceieghe
Abel
Beecham
Presentation Convent
Greenough
Bars
Presentation Nuns
Englad
Jalin
Pitman’s
Papis
Cagetion
Swith Y
Ani W.A University
Shperiores Preentation
Greeiough
Geraldton
T. R. DE Lucey
Tryan Geo. Laing
Blight Bros
Snell
GEO, Rosam & CO
Miss Ritchie
E. A. Field
Ningener
Haselby Bros
Pratheroe
W. Purchase
E. J. Duffey
Three Springs
Gordon¢ Gotcti, Ltd
Perth
Merchants & Manufacturers of
India
British Empire
Kontry
Laxmichand Dessabhi and Bros
Rajkot
Dove Bitumastic Ltd
Newcastle-On-Tyne
Liverpool
Manchester
Glasgow
Cardiff
Birmingham
Leeds
Holl, Et
Fountpen
Wolfe
Mesara
R. de Lessy
Ryan
Geo
Laing
J. G. Clarke
Bowen
Mise Rieder
Francis Henry Critom
Geraldtos Expres’ Co., Ltd
Geraldton Exprent
Itica, Mu
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