Fragmented 19th century item list and local school notices
A garbled page item describes domestic classes, market topics, sales, and a school scholarship program. Names include Mr. G Rotineon and Mr Robinson, with references to Kyneton High School Trentham and local district exams. The text cites examinations, presentations, and a regional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seyneton
Melbourne
Hampton
Heath
Robinson
Helmic
Ile
Aisual
Twunty
Kyneton
Selonis
Ares Kyneton High School
Trentham
User Trenthan Mutisiaey
Miceden Staw Seiewis
Mectini
Liv
Musihalers
Leanerint
Menitiers
War Allies Gain Ground and Belgian Refugee Suffering
Reports from London describe Allied gains along the Meuse and Argonne with German trenches taken and fronts advancing. Belgian refugees face dire conditions in Rotterdam camps. Sir Gilbert Parkhurst visits Holland, urging aid as Belgian rationing remains critical.
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London
Paris
Comoteique
le Quesnoy
Valenciennes
Bechy
Aloes
Afang
Champagne
Haif
Lupretre
Atewses
Pag Uwenteelt
Heen
Malmsbury mining conference protests wage sale action
Mining Engine Drivers Conference at Daylesford passed a unanimous resolution protesting the Labor Minister's refusal to appoint representatives of the mine companies to the Engine Drivers’ Wares Board. The conference scheduled a second meeting with mine owners and the AEDA to discuss regulations on compulsory medical examinations under the Workmen's Compensation Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidcon
Ainiowr Pyle
Levine
Meothepssas
Aarine Gilinear Sheotsrh
Hey
Lenard Arewell
Fincher
Daylesford
Imine Comigrs
AEDA
Fire at Malmsbury destroys shop and dwelling
A blaze yesterday afternoon at Malmsbury destroyed a shop and dwelling owned by Mr Janes Mollison Street. Residents and workers aided in saving some belongings but rapid flames consumed the property. The New Zealand Company insured the loss for £140 with sympathy for Mr and Mrs Perra and their large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beddine
Jis
Pera
New Zealand
Kyneton Women's Patriotic Fund Acknowledgment Details
A fragmented note records the Kyneton Women's Patriotic Fund acknowledgment. It mentions an amount previously acknowledged and lists an individual, Mr Wat. Green, with references to currency and location, though specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyneton Women's Patriotic Fund
Wat. Green
Willow and Poplar Fodder Remarks From Clunes Bush Notes
A Clunes correspondent summarizes government notes on feeding willow and poplar foliage to stock during grass shortages. Willow salicin and poplar compounds may aid rheumatic and kidney issues but risk tainting milk. large willow poplar fodder amounts are discouraged for milking cows. Also reports on sweet pea varieties by Mr. Dettmann and a printer’s erratum in the Arcus, plus military drill notes and a disrupted wedding notice from Watt-Clarke-Rorald.
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Age
Dettmann
Land Aid
Mollison Street
Pockelt
Dettmayn
Rocabelle
Bertrand Leal
Eric Harvey
Dorothy
Hercules
Edith Taylor
E. Cowdy
Tennant Spencer
Kathleen
Constance Oliver
Agricola
Thomas Stevenson
Hardcastle Sykes
Cyril Guswin
Cromwell
Ales
J. Unwin
Morrison Street
Vallee
S. Exror
Arcus
Sarvages
Beigua
Dan
Sensior
Drilisti
Desireill
Senor
Kyneton
Postmaster of Warrnambool to retire after 40 years service
A porer 3 eton 7 post. Master villa Standard notes the imminent retirement of Mr Krone, longtime Warrnambool postmaster born in Emerald Fille South Melbourne in 1854. He joined the postal service in 1874, later serving as senior operator in Melbourne telegraph, then postmaster at St Kilda St Kilda Kyneton Raithsdale Edhuew and Warrnambool. He plans to move to Melbourne for eye treatment, with Miss Krone regarded for local concerts.
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Villa Standard
Ispmme
Ake
Wil
Mulbourne
South Melbourne
St. Kileas
Star
Mr. Krane
Warrnanilool
Lck
Melbourne
Mel Keone
Miss Krone
Lalso
Hospital accounts and improvements plan discussed
A chaotic report notes November accounts and payments for hospital subscriptions, with references to the Finance Committee and Resident Surgeon’s report. It records trainee nurse exams, appointments, and life governors named by the bazaar committee, along with plans for architectural supervision and use of funds for building improvements.
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Eee Ees
Nyacmluz
Byeum Sammister
Ryncon Fos Cink
Syre Coune
Toyah
Imalanes
Etiva
Remainine
Navealge
Bowyer
Sss
Boe Wen Tee
Rigby
Ile Hagadr Committee
Wenle
Nur Belurr
Actios
Lesa
Che Hasnar
Dintean Saith
Dr Groves
Groves
Bagiar
Slessicenes
Duncan
Stone
Diunham Sali
Rawson
Coone
Malmeebueys
Anderson
Treophellac
Premiam
Ales
Benetott
Hyaitat Committee
Funeral of Mr Arthur minister and royal parade
The funeral of Reverend Mr J Arthur, Minister for External Affairs, was held in Queen’s Hall Parliament House with Governor General, Prime Minister Fisher, opposition leader Cook, and numerous officials in attendance. Veterans, clergy, and university heads attended. the service was led by Rev EH Sugden. The cortege proceeded to Cobure Cemetery for interment.
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J. & Arthur
Fnc
Queens Hall
Tudoral Papliaaneth
Me. Fisher
Cook
de Ecofim
Mes
Fisher
House of Representatives
Harrison Moore
Kaugh
John Arthur
EH. Sugden
Queen's College
Melbourne
Queen's Hall
Parliament House
Hughes Scaator Pearce
Senator Givens
Jain Forres
Glynn
Me Gosom
Menther
Cobure
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Erne
Fense
Ats
Dales’ Mutual Stores
Iitex
Itlense
Bay
I. Sles
W. Wall Poelman
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Faetorica
Eraold Garrison
Osstlemsine Garage
Sole
Commonwealis Ih
Australia Mead Office Supply
Hanki Opr
Ail Cies
General Sanking Business
Squitacle
Gollics Street
MS. Souane Alyab SN
Caierky Milde
Perth
Velar
Tewline
Novehhunbhin
Hownesily
Ener Sal A Plates Sires
Varaiew Moka
Etter
Tresiata
Advidaines
Savings Bank
Victorian Central Offcey
Gollies Stalet
Melgouans
Denis Altel
Corsanse
Gerrand's
Pohlman Street
Rhonme Sd
W. A. Hoskin
Gererane
Pohliman Strees, Kyneton
Chapman
Mulbourne Pike
the Childran’s Paradise
Our
GY Department
Alsy Disekery
Glasgiave, Marntime
Ste
Chapman's
High Street
H. Horry & Son
Sglacitors
SF. Wets
Burgean
Lee Barertes
Nice
Hauazer
Tpecka
Xmas
Tas
Rand Ag
Clemens
Syuston
Catslagne
Frey
Tor and Children
Stredwick
Central Pharmacy
Kynecon
H. J. Wells
Mollison ST
Kodak CO
Kodaks
Sigma‘ CO
Wells
Mekenzte
Ner
Ws Residente
Karina
Wootlend
Henri Daniel
Eltesteerty
Veto Depecters
Fife
Deee
Witte Raby
Zhailawy' Valley
Wynetos
Reuter
Agency 7
ALI
Beiehis
Meise
Wwe
Lowits
Serykof
Lordz
Lodz
Gilbert
Parkter
American Relief Commission
Holland
Bel- Stan
Rotterdam
Varios
Erench
Girs
Parisi
Germany
Basle
China
Bajser
Emden
Ayesha
Mie Germaterwiser
Tierow
Pauang
Sumatra
Cocos Salas
Te Salaix
Arras
Doulers
Rontokiniens
Waterloo
Petits Parisien
Tima Mont Ste Jean
Essor Amsterdan
Kaiser
Troy Scoh
Convierko
Metin Adler
Simderland
Grose
Iene Weutzall
Wang Ph
Orle Cerutwn
Rysiting
Fale
Big Heer
United States
Canada
Fletcher
Cariibean
Walian
AmSterdam
Journal Nazionaler
Tria
Tyrol
Aiphisarey Dor
Prince von Bylow) Jrriesy
Rome
Trentin
Venvlla
Lombardy
Cear
Tkaterinadar
Russia
Black Sea
Don Cossacks
Marquis OF
Anglesey
Marquis of Anglesey
Bly
Ee Aunciralty
Ligaen Mechor
Eastchurch
Kentish
Gemmns
Ostend
Boil
Marquis
Meelar Tring
Victotia Marjorie Maiiners
Duke of Rutland
Marti
Washington
J. D. Works
Europe
Prograas
Id Argonne
Ale Tefe
Vistula
Gloyno
Lowicz
Legion of Piotrkof
Strakewicret Gons
M Capuire
Ronee Fias
Kern
Dasex
Juncuai
Tikejs
Emphrates
Rheses
Submari
F. F. Fletcher
Navie
Tiursias
Maxaaler Pyamelet
Hs Atialy
Ekginman
Malmsbury
Pelae
Carnery
Bose
Mathew
Wits
Menaveer
Sally Saath
Wil & Buble Af
Porer
ETON
Aloe Eins Sents
Chu
Ciegorigg Trained Nurses’ Association
Tenia
Kydonvn Hosni Obrainius
Fucister Ag
Fassilent Syrevork
Thy Snckin
Mest Mvetine
House
Br. Groves
Vitor
Roverrall
Nor Hoyle
MR. Arthur
International Pictures
Lucille Lave
de Tert Fall Pier
Lucille Love
Ate
Anil
Rama
Puttinn
Tocoff
Stable Bay
Pearl Prince
Mr. W. A. Madden
Sebastopist
Uollarat
Australia
Broome
Mag +len
Ballarat
Ir Madden
Agu
George Hogel
Bat Jarat
Hraome
Tait
Feck
Agis
Madden
Musk Creek
Maby
Havsatin
Muswell
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