Dentists E A Barnes at multiple locations
E A Barnes operates as a dentist with offices on Brunswick Street City End and High Street Kyneton. Phone numbers include Kyneton Biz Center 3038.
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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
2
E A Barnes operates as a dentist with offices on Brunswick Street City End and High Street Kyneton. Phone numbers include Kyneton Biz Center 3038.
The Fourth Page lists items from the Kyenvion Shire Coymett with notes on extracts and public notices. It mentions Frost Lustre and a piece by the Mex Norway Melean, along with parish references and water supply concerns for Parish residents. The Water Trust report covers reservoir intake and plans to increase usage, while a public notice addresses advertising for water usage enforcement amid ongoing inquiries.
The Keyneton Water Trust held a monthly meeting yesterday with attendees including Murray and Clark. The collector reported November receipts, noting inflation of funds and expenses for the New Outlet Works. The engineer described progress on the outlet works, timber framing, deck repairs, and pump and engine work, with costs to be approved. Foreman Gatlimare confirmed work proceeding and a plumber’s license was approved for JB Williams to serve as plumber.
Information from the Information Ton Bureau of the Tegstral Red Cross explains a bureau established at Grim Geral Chambers Melbourne to assist members of the Tegal profession serving in the forces. It invites inquiries from relatives and friends seeking support and outlines that the bureau will arrange lodgings and related assistance for those in need.
Miss Catherine Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs Brute of Kyneton West died Sunday at 10 30 pm in Pyramil Hospital after illness. She lived with her father at Pessdisn and previously worked on a farm. Funeral arrangements include a Requiem Mass and interment at White Hills Cemetery. She was active in church work and connected with Solidarity and the Childrens Home. She leaves sorrowing relatives and many friends. The article notes a railway accident that caused her death.
The Weekly Times reports on Lauriston Fed Cross Workers with teachers and a guest photographer. Salary discussions include the secretary and foreman, raising questions about increases, committee action, and related Trust meetings noted by Dr. Frank Robertson and local officials.
The council considered two notices of motion on a shire rate rise lacing on a plan to strike an eighteen pence or a shilling revenue increase. Cr Spall backed a higher rate to cover deficits while opponents argued the funds could be raised by trimming other expenses. The debate highlighted tensions among riding districts over who would pay and how to fund essential services.
The Malmsbury council debates a proposed sanitary system and sewerage disposal plan. Officers report delays and recommend amalgamation with the Ryne Wycomb scheme to save costs. Members discuss site suitability and funding, with the aim of a unified sanitary arrangement for the district.
At a Glenlyonshire Council meeting on Monday, debates centered on forming four subdivisions including Glen Lyon Mount Franklin and surrounding areas. Officials discussed representation, funding, and the potential reorganization into separate shires with proposals to protect local interests and ensure fair governance.
A fiery protest erupts as NEETOW activists confront officials outside a city hall. Leaders rally supporters, denouncing perceived neglect of veterans and championing flag etiquette and national unity. Police monitor the march down Main Street amid tense but orderly exchanges.
An unusual note describes a gathering at Kite Street Methquine with references to Maseratists and Nean terms. The fragment hints at a meeting agenda and quirky idioms, mentioning a fallout and a call to apply some stimuli.
A garbled page fragment references medical tonics Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants and a council meeting with a deputation of ladies. It notes park activations, a Red Cross event at Glenisunt, and a vote discussion at the local council with names like Mrs Trewin and Winslow.
An irritant sufferer praises Brown's Bronchial Troches for immediate comfort from hacking coughs slight colds and bronchial strains. The ad urges early use to prevent progression to serious pulmonary and asthmatic affections and notes the product is sold by reputable chemists.
A fragment notes Lieutenant Walte Thamisyn and references unclear thugs and events involving an ATMs incident with Cider Walker, leaving the exact details unreadable.
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