08 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Melton Express
Location
Melton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1918
Page
1
Dugdale and Creber barristers and solicitors report stock material for sale from Mulend Building at 84 86 Willan Street Melbourne with emphasis on available fancy work goods.
Hughes and Permezel along with Holroyd, Perme, Permasal at 0 Queen Street Melbourne provide tin smith, plumber and fitter services. Grand Street Bacchus Marsh and Mile Cane area reference supplies fixed wind mills by Alston and Bryan, Joycy and Harvey Shaw noted.
J Taylor and Sons of Nicholas Street Footscray advertise supply and description of memorials including granite headstones and stone features. The notice lists their services in carving and lettering for durable grave markers, with details on materials and design options.
An advertisement by G Dawe, a manager, promotes design and manufacture of monuments. It claims low rates, best work, and possible part-time service. The copy is garbled but suggests offerings for memorials and related services at a site on Sica Road Monuments.
Readable entries list names and places tied to Bacchus Marsh area. Includes residents, businesses, hotels, banks, and services such as Royal Mail, railway station, private residences, and local trades. The snippet resembles a telegraph or directory page with street addresses and affiliations.
Telephone exchange hours listed for Melton show service from 1 pm to 6 pm on Saturday and from 9 pm to 12 noon, with additional 5.30 to 6.00 interval noted for a later schedule. The fragmentary notice outlines limited operating times and a planned extension.
Ralph Kingsmill walks the moonlit halls of the old manor and encounters Enid as he contends with guilt over a web of love letters and a dangerous scheme. Sir Charles dispenses hospitality while Ralph and Enid confront truth, deception, and a looming night of revelations.
In a New York inauguration of a Red Cross drive President Wilson praises duty as a test of soul. The piece recalls 1914 Australian mobilization, celebrates mateship and stretcher-bearer sacrifice, and urges civilian support as Australian troops prepare to counter a German offensive with valor.
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