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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1915
Page
3
Readable items include clothing and household goods such as cloves socks and a wool pair. Names appear with prices like 1/6 and references to Mrs Drekens and Mrs Baldwin.
A Taradale deputation led by Cr. Metcalfeshire and Cr. M sought to reopen the patrol date for the Taradale district. They argued furthest miles to patrol and slow response time due to distance to Melis ferry. Alp Sainsbury noted the cost of policing at £300 yearly per constable.
Kynevon College pupils and Lauriston prize fund contributions noted with Ben Gare Church emblems and Sir GC Fine Co superintendent listing £3133 in appears as a fundraising record for the Australian Wounded Soldiers Fund with local supporters and donors.
An old fragment cites chilblains in cold winters and urges relief with Rexona skin salve. It mentions “winter work and winter sores,” discomfort on skin, and sale of Resona in tins priced at 66 and 37, urging relief from frostbite like symptoms.
A faded Kyneton Guardian listing shows monthly acknowledgments for patrons including Mrs Armstrong and R Donovan, with entries for social events and fund drives. It references sales by local households such as the Beyston and Baynton families and a stone school project, noting donations and social activities led by Miss Altie Tarsittan.
A woman testifies about the usefulness of Dr Sheldon’s new remedy. She details prior illness and relief after using the treatment, noting improved fever, sleep, and morning energy. The account highlights perceived effectiveness for coughs and colds and mentions a price of 1 shilling 6 pence per bottle.
The State Savings Bank endorses a plan to raise interest deposits by about 10 to 52 percent and lower loan rates to 3 percent, aiming to adjust savings and borrowing terms. The move follows discussions about liquidity and depositor stability amid market conditions.
A 1935 letter to the editor cites orange peel hazards on footpaths and requests better enforcement. It also outlines wartime style pension provisions and allowances for widows and dependents, urging the town to address decay, decency, and public safety. The writer notes lengthy delays in removing debris and appeals to authorities for action.
Matches in connection with the above League will be continued today. Trentham play at Barkly Square against Rynetan Team Linderlake with Cape Trish and Sehroguer. Seared 12. W Welchish Eldepuvl Darer 4 Rudlyns 2 Brownani Coolers 3 Beran Bean Gi st Fill Shepherdsen Minowine Logat Brown Bala 1.
Farewell gathering at Mr Fred Armstrong's in Kyneton marked departure of Lacrosse president Dr Downing and secretary Mr W Dunen to Hyderon for the war. Dr Groves presented cigars and a cigarette case as gifts, with plans for a more formal tribute deferred due to timing. The note also references cooperative wartime support items and local shop notices including seeds and plant offerings at Dettmans and other suppliers.
The notice records an application for transfer of a license by Thomas Cantwell and James Sturples, with secretary Brennan and secretary’s authorization, and details a Valentine area estate sale with bids. It notes a tender for the property including 28 acres, with a 10 deposit, and directs inquiries to Stevens & Ken, solicitors in Kyhieton.
A catalog lists various lamp types by room or use including Bed-room amps Tall Alps Kitchen-Lamps Drawing-room Lamps Hanging- Lamps Harvicing Lamps Buggy- Lamps Motor-Lamps.
Fragmented text lists multiple church venues including Pauls Church and St Andrew's Presbyterian with scattered references to sermons, memorials, and programs. Details are unclear, but mentions times, locations, and possible commemorative events in Kyneton.
Morning and evening services announced with Rev Prat Congregational, July events led by Raymont Farrer. Bible class at 6 55 pm. Gospel service at 7 pm. Singers and prayers form part of the Sunday program.
An old notice lists Henry Duff as hospital collector and land commission agent with private address on Hutton Street. It mentions Farmers Messrs Willis Bros and others securing grain lines Cape Barley and Seed Rye, plus references to workers compensation and government-supported participation, with a vendor opposite Baldwin grocer.
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