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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 14, 1918
Page
1
Dispatches from Kyneton detail expeditionary force rates and postal charges, outlining Victorian and overseas postage rules. The document lists office hours, telegram handling, and weight based pricing for parcels, newspapers, and samples, with UK and New Zealand rates and registration fees.
Postal Notes available at all Post Offices with values arranged to transfer small sums by at most two notes. Victorian Postal Notes payable in several states and territories with cross borders. Money Orders payable through Money Order Offices and Telegraph Money Orders available with standard charges and word limits, including intercolonial telegraphs.
Victoria directs that letters, packets and newspapers be redirected at no charge on written requests bearing signatures. Reposted items incur standard postage if after delivery. unopened redirects avoid extra charges, while opened items incur fresh postage. Unpaid or underpaid mail is treated as direct from origin with appropriate charges borne by the addressee.
An owner denies circulating belief that the business is for sale and rejects the idea that anyone has authority to make such a statement.
An old advertisement lists leather horse rugs and straps with weatherproof design. It mentions Telford Bros saddlers and a shop offering discounted goods and other farm items, inviting readers to Morris’ Erast Shop for lower market prices and assorted produce.
A reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of anyone destroying bottles bearing FG Ashby or John Barry or Barry Bros or J M Barry. The bottles are the property of the finder and the requester is willing to pay 50/39 for information that leads to recovery or action.
A wartime message praising Australians in Gallipoli, France, and Palestine, urging continued support and reinforcements. It honors Anzac heroes and appeals to national duty, warning that lack of reinforcements risks dimming their hard won glory.
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