Bargain New Year Fair by Millers Offers Wide Assortment
Millers announces a Bargain New Year Fair with low prices on a range of goods. Highlights include motor veils at 2/6, white blouses with embroidery at 3/11, cambric costumes, girls dresses, underclothing stock, and fashion accessories. Also featuring suits, tweed halts, shirts, and holiday wear with marked discounts.
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CREDIT FONCIER LOANS ON FARMS AT LOW RATES
Announcement outlines credit foncier loans on farms with 4 percent interest, reductions for prepayment, and terms for freeholds or crown leaseholds. Mortgages can be repaid on half yearly days, with limited early payoff penalties. Applications via the Bank of Melbourne Inspector General of Savings Banks. Death notice for Margaret Alday, widow of late P L Alday, aged 77.
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Inspector General of Savings Banka
Ntreat
Melbourne
Drownings and Safety Lessons From Holiday Fatalities
A Melbourne era notice laments holiday drownings and urges basic water safety education. It cites Hawthorn and Yarra incidents, praises courageous rescues, and argues for wider public training in swimming and lifesaving to prevent needless deaths.
The Morally Urgent Task Amid Seasonal River Threats
The report urges cooperative action to prevent drowning during the festive season. It emphasizes community involvement, urges local councils and citizens to address water safety, and notes the need for accessible bathing facilities and improved supervision near rivers.
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Lefolly
Hamilton
Potia
Death of Mr George Niddrie at Mill Road House
A man named George Niddrie died at his Mill Road residence after a brief illness from pressure on the brain. He had suffered a head injury years earlier when a clothes line fell, leading to recurring health issues. He leaves a widow and five children and will be buried with a service at three o'clock.
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George Niddrie
Mill Road
Niddrie
Ant Tshaod
Hla
Sherif
Lynden
Garrie
Courar
Bim
Coulmiei
Antonin
Chinelite
Tragic Saturday Victim and Local Entertainment Notes
A Saturday tragedy ends with the recovery of a body, details of a local public exhibition featuring Hassan and a pantomime to follow. The report also notes storms, cattle killed by lightning, and a fatal incident involving an irritated bull at a residence.
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Womber
Hitekelei Wood
Daws Cup Semis Report and Crooked Play
Report on the Daws Cup semis with uneven play and crowd scenes. Match results include Brookes and Dunlop defeating Wright and Mcloughlin 6-4 7-5 while other pairs show tense play. Weather noted as fine with large attendance and a 19th century medicine ad closes the item.
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Tuewday Uy
Brookes
Dunlop
Wright
M'loughlin
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Fire in Thombon Street Destroyed Two Shops
Fire on Thombon Street destroyed two shops and damaged adjacent tenements. The blaze spread from a warehouse belonging to J. J. Maloney and Son, with valuable instruments lost. brigade efforts focused on saving structures and preventing deeper damage.
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cerMen Solelist Rally Berlin Meeting Notice
Socialist rallies draw thousands in Berlin amid apathy and rising interest as polls set for the first ballot on the 12th and a second on the 25th. Citizens prepare to vote and observe party activities in the capital.
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Berlin
cThembny
Rocialiste
Shipbuilding Hours Controversy Rises in London Trade
London readers see reports of union agitation over increasing hours in the shipbuilding trade. The piece notes ongoing tensions as workers seek shorter shifts amid expanding demand and wartime pressures.
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London
Thesdar
Trades Union
Boxing on Easter Monday Vahson M Wea Fight
Clerical agitation rises as Reuter's telegram notes boxing match scheduled for Easter Monday. Dispute over the alleged femininity of the contest sparks public comment with several civic figures claiming to have engaged in conversation.
Melbourne Weather Forecast For Tomorrow
Melbourne forecast calls for fine weather with scattered clouds and cool southwesterly winds. Maximum temperature around midday, with cooler evening temperatures expected.
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Melbourne
Torstar
Christmas Carols and Church Services Across Bundey Parish
The Bundey area held a Christmas season with morning and evening services at Abtist ehareh led by vicar Key M.C. James and Rev Karl Forster MA. A children's service and an offertory distribution marked the day, with the Sunday school and church hosts organizing collectons and propelling New Year preparations. Festivities and carols were widespread as residents attended services and prepared for holiday customs.
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Sane de Chaucet
Childeen
Hev
Karl Forster
Henty Street
Kepe
Kepe Jauvily Engaged Attending To Cewda Plenue Tomers
Makin
Midwest
Chamberlains Tablets Claim Constipation Relief
Fragmented OCR states Chamberlains Tablets will relieve constipation and eliminate intestinal pressure. It asserts relief is permanent and promises the tires will disappear, claiming a guaranteed cure for constipation.
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Nature
Chamberlain
Turmoil and weather hinder operations and uprisings in distant regions
A garbled Telegraph style dispatch reports disrupted wire communications at Tabrit and Denghamia, poor weather halting air sorties, and extended troop movements. It notes tented camps near Benwhnal and near Bongbari with calls for peace amid ongoing tribal resistance and allied military activity.
Tennis Match Scores From London Evening Session
The report covers a second meeting between Hirven and Gray with scores in the closeout play as Stevenson and Lindrum and Heece resume their match. Evening sessions show Lindrum averaging 38, with Stevenson reaching 42, and lines noting breaks of 47 and 245 including a 98 off the red.
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Tidal Wave Reported Near Folkestone
A tidal wave event near Folkestone was heard a mile away in the night. A large wash damaged a nearby craft while witnesses described a loud roar heard from a distance. Local officials and observers reported debris and tidal activity affecting coastal areas.
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Folkestone
Weavers' Troubles Point to Hopeful Turn in Trade
London reports suggest a more hopeful outlook in the cotton trade as talks begin between masters and men. Separate conferences are to open, with holiday moods easing as signs emerge that workers may withdraw their strike stance if concessions, such as a five percent advance, are offered.
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Fatal fire at Lemonter kills three children in London
A fire swept through a Lemonter home yesterday while parents were at work. Three children aged about five and two years perished in a bedroom blaze, with the flames destroying the room and leaving the victims fatally burnt. Authorities investigate cause.
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Turaday
Lemonter Yenterday
Wastefulness of strikes cited by London official
A London official criticizes strike frequency as wasteful, noting about 750,000 workers affected and comparing current disruption with annual averages around 4,000,000 over the past decade. The remarks emphasize economic impact and labor unrest.
Powell to sail for America after Australian visit
The Athletic News reports General Baden Powell will sail for America tomorrow before heading to Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. Amid football, a Norfolk cricket match saw Faulkner break wind while middle. Armey meetings planned for January 22 and Sunday in Lanerenne.
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