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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 09, 1916
Page
2
Advert appears to promote live stock insurance coverage with broad risk protection and claims of the lowest rates. It targets farmers and livestock owners seeking affordable policy options. The fragment emphasizes comprehensive coverage and financial safety for herds.
A garden fete at the Convent of Mercy raised funds for equipment for the new science laboratory. Convent pupils supervised by Sisters arranged stalls on the veranda, served afternoon tea in the front garden, and assisted guests. The clergy of St Marys attended, praising the girls for their organization and success.
A jumbled wartime report recounts Private Callanan’s near misses at Gallipoli, hospital returns, and bravery recognition. It also notes Shamrocks for Ever and a farmer’s shipment requests, with a satirical nod to press and railway logistics amid wartime shortages. The piece blends personal combat tales with home front chatter about Shamrocks, ads, and a wireless “gloughed” roails lede.
The ceremony of Mr MC Lonergan of Barnold to the late Mrs Til Iey's daughter at St Monica's Essendon was conducted by Rev Father Nelan P P. The bride wore ivory crepe with embroidery and carried a white bouquet. Bridesmaid Miss Maren Wate wore a white dress, the couple planned a Colac honeymoon before settling in their future home.
A town council considers appointing the president to attend a conference on weights and measures. Members debate powers, past scale unions, and public protection, with risk of disruptions from inspectors and tradespeople voicing concerns about costs and methods. The motion passes to allow the president to participate and report back.
Mrs Bessie Vinzent from Neytown NSW reports rapid recovery from a bad pneumonia attack after using Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery. She credits the remedy with enabling sleep and full relief, noting two bottles helped her body and health improve markedly. The ointment is priced at 4/6.
The roll lists 874 names with 370 new casualties including 41 wounded, 16 died of illness, seven of wounds, three killed in action, and 12 drowned. Corporal W. A. Newton Trentham noted seriously ill. Sapper J. Rainbow Kyngton Rutidecait noted. Mention of various stations, events, and affiliations across Australia, with references to medical and ceremonial actions and upcoming services.
The death of Mrs S Adams is reported from Ferns Hollow with details of her life in the community. Survivors include her husband Henry Adams and four children. The obituary notes she ran a notable tailoring and fashion business, referenced as a leading local maker, and mentions the family ties to Kern Hill and Redesdale.
National Bank reports half yearly results with net profit around £82,601 and available funds including transfers to reserve. Dividends issued at 7 percent on March, with preferences and a forward balance carried. Details reference bank premises and adjustments, with totals and allocations noted to March 31.
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