24 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Melton Express
Location
Melton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1915
Page
1
Geoffrey Ravenspur and allies confront a wounded visitor, Mrs Mona May, at Ravenspur manor. Tehigorsky and accomplices reveal lurid intrigue as a cloistered life masks crime, danger, and a web of hidden motives surrounding Vera, Marion, and Ralph Ravenspur.
Miss Hobbs dressmaker and costumier announces start of business in the workrooms at the Hall of Commerce with J. A. Johns. Practical Melbourne experience offered, satisfaction guaranteed. Ladies' own materials made up. A trial solicited.
Miss Murphy advertises best confectionery, fancy goods, toys and related items, with fancy work materials kept in stock. The notice emphasizes a broad selection and 품appeal to shoppers seeking treats and decorative supplies.
First class accommodation for boarders and weekend visitors with beds and meals. Free stabling. A Platt, proprietress, offers new and secondhand furniture bought, sold, or exchanged. Linoleums and floor coverings available. Furniture repaired, covered, stained or polished, equal to new. Never too late to mend.
Public notice describes a sale or offer related to hides horse hair and other items at a location in Victoris. It mentions free removal or disposal of horses and cattle and references authorisation and battles of the antilecterers bog. The readable fragment provides limited clear details about action or party names.
Queensland Building Melbourne firm Dugdale and Creber will attend at their office in Bacchus Marsh on Sale Day or by appointment. They offer trust and other monies to lend at current rates.
Alfred Pearce a solicitor and conveyancer based in Whitehall Bank Place Melbourne will attend Bacchus Marsh on every sale day and may be consulted at any time by appointment
Collins House at 360 Collins Street Melbourne notes that Mr Francis Claude Loader will attend Melton on the first Saturday of every month or any day by appointment, aligning with McPhail Bros sale day arrangements.
Melbourne solicitors Morgan and Fyffe announce trust and other monies to lend. Mr Fyffe attends Bacchus Marah Court as part of the matter.
F G Smith and McEacharn solicitors list offices at 285 Culling Street Melbourne and 285 Collins Street Brisbane. Francis Grey Smith Wil attends at his Bacchus Marsh office on Grant Street until 1pm every first Wednesday or by appointment.
Hughes Permezel and Permezel Solicitors announce offices at Queen Street Melbourne. G Permezel and B A Holroyd Permezel listed as partners. Permezel will attend Bacchus Marsh on court days and Saturdays and may be consulted the evening before at the Bacchus Marsh office. Money to lend at 4 percent in sums up to sixty percent of value.
W Horder, tinsmith, plumber, and gas fitter of Grant Street Bacchus Marsh offers milk cans from 5 gallons upward. Promotes Alga Joyce's and Harvey Shaw's patent tanks, best material, Melbourne prices. Alto Baths Pumps and general tinware sold by Alston's and Bryan's wind mills installed.
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