Velvet Hats and Melbourne Mounts At Bon Marche
The Bon Marche announces the latest Velvet Hats Felt and Tage Shapes with new mounts wings and flowers direct from Melbourne. Inspection invited. Hats trimmed to order on the shortest notice.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1916
Page
4
The Bon Marche announces the latest Velvet Hats Felt and Tage Shapes with new mounts wings and flowers direct from Melbourne. Inspection invited. Hats trimmed to order on the shortest notice.
In a turbulent series of letters and confrontations Kitty Meredith navigates trust, deception, and love. Neale, Evie, and Vyvian confront a web of past loyalties as Kitty appears, revealing truths about Vyvian and a plan to secure her future and happiness.
The German press and censors clash as newspapers unite to push harsher war coverage. They warn the Kiel Canal fleet may face ridicule or destruction if it stays. Britain and England loom in focus as new naval and army tactics shape public opinion and policy.
The Overseas Club in London reports donations to send tobacco and cigarettes to sailors and troops in active service. An Australian branch of the Southern Cross Tobacco Fund formed at 199 Flinders Street Melbourne receives heavy support as the war effort expands. The fund, backed by the War Council through Perth, aims to supply frontline soldiers with comforts and morale through tobacco parcels and related items.
Report on Dutch smuggling networks operating near the Rhine frontier. Notes include the Netherlands Oversea Trust, transit cargoes via Rotterdam, and police difficulty stopping shipments to Germany. Describes large crews, cross-border routes, and high rewards fueling ongoing illicit trade despite patrols.
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