1A CARDI NETON Phones Kyneton 4 Central 5038
A fragment lists contact line details for a location in Kyneton with a central office and phone numbers. The readable items include 1A CARDI NETON and the digits 4 Central 5038.
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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
1
A fragment lists contact line details for a location in Kyneton with a central office and phone numbers. The readable items include 1A CARDI NETON and the digits 4 Central 5038.
A Metcalieshire Council session addressed Turpin’s Falls improvements and funding claims, with engineer assurances that value was received and a Country Roads Board request to share costs. The gathering also praised local benefactors aiding Australia Day and noted road damage affecting railway access near Harcourt.
A quiet wedding took place at St Pauls Church of England with Canon Bishop officiating. Bride Trene Louisa Batten of Valdvein Street and groom Wi Tedde of Ballarat Railways wed in a simple frock of white satin. Guests included Miss Hilda Batten and Mr Thomas Dalliction. They left for Sydney after a midday Melbourne departure amid wedding gifts from St Pauls Girls Friendly Society and the Sunday School.
Anatraila Day at Kyneton High School features afternoon open houses with athletic events, a concert, a guessing game with prizes, jumble stall, home made sweets, cakes, and tea. Proceeds aid the Australian Day cause in Kyneton, while a separate council report notes a cleanliness complaint at Mr. Lacey’s Taradale property and a health officer investigation.
In Kyneton court records Thomas Garrick a milk seller faced charge for selling milk below statutory standard with inspector Ward presenting evidence of purchase. Other defendants including Dempsey and Minesur faced penalties for drill shortages and unrelated minor offences in the Children’s Court and electoral roll omissions with fines varied, reflecting multiple petty sessions actions.
Professor Wallace presents the first in a series of Mice lectures on the war under Kyneton University Mission Centre auspices. He recalls Wool of Britain’s war effort, with prior service in Egypt and Britain. Tickets 2/6, proceeds to mount committee.
Monday evening a presentation in Kyneton honored Albert Metcalfe ex cond son of J Cales. Rev Gen Camere assisted as grateful attendees praised his future Imperial service while friends delivered gifts including a fountain pen and a bottle of wine. Speakers conveyed best wishes and Miss Ruby Elsie Una Ward Myrtle Castles and E Metcalfe and A Clipman spoke for the celebrants.
Town workers gear up for an Australia Day festival with shop windows decorated and stalls in High Street. Visitors from the county are expected to join and proceeds aid local fundraisers including school attractions, afternoon teas, and a sale at the Convent of Mercy. Weather aid hoped for a record turnout.
British and German dispatches describe crossing attempts and river battles near the Narew and Warsee fronts. Claims of prisoner captures, shifts in positions, and naval movements include Norwegian and Danish incidents and ongoing Allied strategic pressure.
The Cookery Class at Kyneton High School featured an afternoon session by Miss Ryai on frying and wet versus dry methods, followed by an evening by Miss Evans from the Domestic Science College on economical Sunnier Sweets and recipes. A Tuesday evening program promises a sewing and embroidery subject while health advice cautions about irritability linked to indigestion and constipation with Chamberlain's Tablets touted as a remedy by chemists and merchants.
Italian forces under Hapire mon magters of We Whole of the Lower Isanze repelled several Austrian attempts to hold Monte Dessiiisai. After four failed assaults, a fifth dawn attack succeeded, with Austrians exhausted and Italians capturing retreating troops and securing positions.
London reports renewed German submarine activity with several neutrals sunk and fewer than five boats damaged. British trawlers also mentioned, with accounts of a submarine stopping to fire and breakages noted for various purposes.
The readable parts show scattered terms like ACSA GE Hows and references to places and people, but the overall content is heavily garbled. No clear events, dates, or identities emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
Fr day event at the convent to celebrate Australia Day includes a noted plan with church and civic figures. Entries indicate a sale and gathering with noon start, offerings, and a formal ceremony overseen by community leaders and a presiding official.
A fragmented report notes a chaotic scene with marshals, spectators, and crowd movement at an event near Castlemaine. Authorities moved quickly to manage two tense incidents as banners waved and a large audience awaited doors, while tickets and seating arrangements faced disruption amid unsettled conditions.
A garbled report describes a Wednesday event and a teacher named Larely, plus a vessel arrival at Birhan with 865 passengers. It mentions coughing relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and lists locations Kyneton and Malmaby.
A fragmentary report discusses temperance advocates and police challenges amid persistent illegal activity. It notes public welfare as a driving concern and references proposed legislation shaping enforcement and penalties in the era.
A garbled OCR passage references tempera events, meetings, and political movements. It mentions rehabilitation, speeches, and various named entities in a scattered, unclear context. The text appears as a rough newsroom OCR artifact without a coherent narrative.
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