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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
2
The advertisement proclaims a final week clearance at Dales with prices slashed to near rock bottom. It lists discounted items including ladies coats, shawls, bloomers, towels, pillows, lingerie, trousers, pajamas, shirts, and hats, with currency in old pence and shillings. Strong emphasis on low prices and wide product range.
The Daivay Mull Warner for oy ke Bungalow Foot Wariner. Gemfine Derby Stoneware, gultalte for motor car, hugey or bed. A cheap ang soot Waver Borla, The Titan LR. Bottle, all sixes, heyy not so fay, been nccessed in price.
Expressions of gratitude pour from Mr and Mrs George Hodgkins and Mrs J Latimer and family for sympathy shown after recent bereavement. Thanks to Dr Groves and Sisters of Kyngton Convent, Meir relatives and friends, and care by Constable Dr Puttkner and Nurse Yous at Miosk House. Also note tribute to late foster son in France and family remembrances.
A fragmented Sydney era notice details nominations for a local hospital board and mentions musical achievements at several venues including Inerest Hospital. It notes parties and committees, an appointment of delegates for a Queen Carnival, and minor legal case items including debt actions and French letters for charity funds.
An event series supports the French Red Cross with a charity film show at the Albert Mall hut a weekly intercession service and a picture exhibition at the Technical School. The program includes naval art, French relief displays, and a children clothing exhibit with tea, aiming to raise funds and promote relief efforts.
Delegates from Victoria's Technical Schools Councils gathered in Geelong to open the conference under the Technical Schools Association. Leaders including Dr. Siule and Sir Arthur Stanley attended with government ministers and local officials hosting receptions and dinners at the ABC Cafe and Gordon Technical College.
The community mourns Mrs W F Lynch at Ryneunin Center with many from Glen Erin and nearby towns attending. The service honors her life as family memories are shared while a billiards event at Mechanics Hall raises funds in her memory, featuring local players and a silent auction to support the family.
The bulletin notes organising secretary of the YMCA to depart for unknown parts, nurse award at Bendigo Hospital, and a private Leletram reported wounded in France. It mentions Lord Kitchener correspondence, Tajore Yan Nobel Prize talk, and tributes to Corporal Pearce. Also covers local society mentions, schooling, and a plan for war effort.
A fragmented account discusses a state governor’s duties across education, agriculture, and public speaking. It notes attempts to address university problems, preside over executive council deliberations, and deliver speeches. The piece critiques perceived ignorance and reliance on agricultural society leaders.
Police in Melbourne received a telegram about a 40 year old man with a beard and moustache found dead in Woodend. Witnesses place him traveling from Kyneton to Melbourne by tram, with coins, notes, and a watch pledged as payment prior to death. He had planned to visit Mr Bower and spoke of three sisters in Melbourne, while discrepancies surround his last movements and the search continues.
St Pauls Church of Buzzard Rel Gross Guild appeals through ladies to donate socks for the French Red Cross. The display at Mr R Michell’s window in Mollison Street has drawn strong interest as Guild members donate 150 pairs of socks valued at 3s 6d each, totaling about £6 15s, plus other items bringing the total to around £50.
The Posts Department released the Tyler telephone line subscription totals for the year ending April 1016. Subscribers increased by nine in the exchange, with Arnold Caddy and Joseph Osborne noted among the new signups.
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A discussion led by Mr George Mebas vice president of the Sansaine Jury at the Technical School focuses on training, incentives, and parental support for future vocations. The talk covers labor force aims, expectations for sons and daughters, and the role of manufacturers in technical education.
The Macedon Presbytery witnessed the induction of Rev Rankine to the Mi charge amid a gathering led by Rev Gaillie. The service featured prayers, affectionate greetings, and cordial welcomes from Rev Green, Mr Baillie, and others as Rankine and his wife received the hand of fellowship.
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