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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1918
Page
1
The text calls on Australian mothers to sacrifice personal bond for the nation's war effort. It argues women should not hold back their sons from enlisting, stressing that homes and country depend on collective resolve. It frames military service as the natural duty of mothers toward national defense.
A historical freight and postal rate list outlines charges for letters post cards registered articles and parcels across colonies including New South Wales New Zealand South Australia Tasmania Western Australia Fiji British New Guinea and New Hebrides. It details registration fees weight limits dimensions and additional charges for printed papers patterns samples newspapers and telegrams with varying rates by region and distance.
Postal Notes detailing value limits and seek payee fields across Australia New Zealand Fiji America United Kingdom and other colonies. notes can be remitted up to one pound with two notes. crossing allowed like cheques. money order offices closing Saturdays and signing receipts required for payable to or through different offices.
Telegraph Money Orders are issued and paid at all Money Order Offices. iMoney can be remitted by telegraph to Money Order Office Guich which is a telegraph office in Victoria upon payment of the shares for a message of 16 words, or in the colonial towns upon payment of a charge for a telegram of 16 words in addition to the usual rate of commission.
Text outlines how letters packets and newspapers redirected within Victoria are handled. Redirection must be in ink with signatures. redirected items postmarked or re-posted within a day after delivery may incur ordinary prepaid rates or post charges. If opened, they are charged as freshly posted unpaid items. Union rules apply to prepaid vs unpaid status and the addressee bears charges.
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