Trust and Other Moneys Lend at Current Rates
A brief notice indicates that trust funds and other moneys are lent at prevailing rates. The item outlines the financial instrument and terms, noting that lending follows current rate standards.
10 Aug 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Melton Express
Location
Melton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1918
Page
1
A brief notice indicates that trust funds and other moneys are lent at prevailing rates. The item outlines the financial instrument and terms, noting that lending follows current rate standards.
Melbourne legal notice lists MorgaH and Fyffe barristers and solicitors at Queen Street Bourke Streets premises. Attendee Fyffe to attend Beochus Marsh work event noting trust matters and other maledictions.
A garbled notice references Hughes, Permezel, Meabar Bolicitore and G Permesal in a Queenstrest Malbourne context. The fragment hints at a bat company matter involving 4A and parties listed, but lacks clear action, date, or jurisdiction.
An advertising fragment lists items from Horder in Shith to Plumber and Gab Fitter on Bant Street Bacchus Marsh. Mentions can shipments from yellows to Alan Joyce and Harvey Shaw. SNES material at Melbourne prices, with Ale Bethe Pamps and general Tinware at Ston and Bryan's Wind Milla supplied and fired.
Notice from J Taylor and Sons describing their services in masons work for Wea Gt and Footecray. Claims a large stock of marble and granite headstones and related descriptions. Mentions manufacturing operations and reach to customers.
Fragmented ad item describes a map of the Federal Road, a tour bus line, and an automobile club. Mentions price in shillings and a London or Washington supplier with the name Orf & Sons.
A partial listing shows Bacchus Marsh and Melton telephone exchange hours and a series of names and addresses including Mrs. H. S. Jones at Border Inn, Nurse Campbell at Priv. Hospital, and others. notes hours 9 am to 8 pm daily and Melton hours 9 am to 6 pm with Saturday extended times.
Cecile fights to control the family fortune and two unruly wards while Uncle Joseph tightens the purse strings. After a tense London move Cecile faces a theft scare as pearls vanish and Sir Joseph threatens detectives, forcing loyalties and secrets to surface.
In a wartime overview readers reflect on the 1914 Marne setback that helped save Paris, the long four-year struggle, and the strain on British French and especially Australian forces. The piece questions when reinforcements will arrive and urges readers to consider the duty to their mates fighting abroad.
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