05 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Moorabbin News
Location
Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1914
Page
1
Aberfoldie Poultry Farm located on Harm Road in Cheltenham features poultry operations. Local records reference the farm’s address and its role in regional poultry production and supply.
Fragmentary OCR text expresses thanks for sympathy after a sudden bereavement. Names scattered include Mr and Mrs, Staf Ulondorg, Mr and Mrs Alan, Mr and Mrs T. Ryan, and others. An anniversary is noted for tomorrow, with mentions of Powall and Masa seed and toma in garbled form.
The readable lines show multiple church names including CHURCH OF ENGLAND and PRESBYTERIAN with partial schedules. References mention 11am services, Rev C Crotty and Mr Powell, and several attendees or roles, but the text is garbled and many names are unreadable.
Cheltenham report notes Bowling Club masting and rising membership with weekly drills. A Thursday session at the Mechavion Institute led by R. Uy Atmona trains 25 volunteers for potential service, inviting all district youths to attend. A Moorabbin Agricultural Society meeting will decide on a show this year amid debated plans. Scholarly notes cite a typographical error in Smith and Mitchell’s new Prevaiane project, correcting to Mr G R Hedberg. The Australian Journal’s September issue includes serials and other items.
A public auction listing for a Cheltenham estate offers items from a nine acre property including furniture suites walnut bedroom pieces clocks tables chairs and assorted decor. The ad references an executor JT Mbeny Jwil Hell and a venue at 453 Collie Street Multourne with sale of wardrobes drawers and various wood pieces.
Mr W H Mushulkon announces details of a temperance event at Moorabbio union chapel on Tuesday night. A junior tent of the LOR opened at Modiallor last Monday with nine children enrolled. A concert followed at Mechanicy Hall with performances by local talents and an address on temperance by Mr Vale district secretary. Children from age eight may enroll. study notices caution service schedules.
Postponed gifts draw for the breakwater fund until November. annual to the grave of Adam J Gordon tomorrow afternoon. ANA members and friends invited. Train leaves Sandringham station at 2:30. ANA meeting report includes thanks to Mr Sullivan. a prize doll valued £2 2s won by street winner. Police to investigate recent thefts from buildings. Patriotic concert noted. Bowling Club annual report appears on page 7. Tennis court at the Presbyterian Church to open on 12 September.
Beaumaris residents, led by Mr Valenting, push for a State School. After contacting Mr Snowoall, MLA, officials promised erection of a school if enough children enroll. A canvass showed eight or more children would join, but the department may lease a hall for schooling in the meantime.
The wedding of Mr A Shimmin and Miss Stella Giroud of Highett will be held at Moorabbin Methodist Church with reception at Mentone recreation hall. Galliott's Confectionery Co appoints H P Paterson of Mentone as sole district representative. An auction by Mesure Coghill and Hughes with F J Newton Moridalloc sold allotments near Mordialloc, on a site between Mordialloc and Mou minutes from the Feich, where the Bailey Mowers reserved foot.
A concert and dramatic entertainment to aid the Brigidine Convent will be held at St Patricks Hall on Wednesday September 23 under HA OBS auspices. Melbourne and local amateur performers present a farce The Rusesl at which promises a night of mirth. Proceeds go to the Ladly Mayorets of Malbourna's Fund after an entry fee of 4 2 9 has been paid.
A report on the Anpusl moetis of the Bowling and Croquet Chat appears on page 7. St John Ambulance classes draw over 48 attendees with Dr Grinsod delivering lectures and members aiding with practical work. Meetings continue Mondays at the Mechanic Institute until lectures finish. A patriotic concert is planned for Wednesday night with about 80 attendees. soldier boy girls will participate in large numbers. rainfall reports show August 15 points and July points. local Debating Society notes May referendum results favoring Mordialloc by 263 to 225 points. Golf club champion G olf prize goes to Eden Blacklow. Beaurapire aids local schools. Cheltenham Police Court hears two cases about training a racing pony. Vernon vs Batro over £34 4s 4d and stay of proceedings granted. Bridle and tack ordered returned or £14 payable.
Cheltenham auctioneer W P Foiham advertises two notes by publication. The sale will be held Wednesday the 9th at Farm Road to offer land, stock and buildings of W Bows Aberfeld in poultry tav a. The m4 land and furniture of late Joho Morey will be offered. Sandringham Small and Edwards plan a clearing sale of household effects at Bouthey Street on Thursday the 10th in the estate of Integra Charlotte Wilson.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions receiving a radio energy project and sending a person named Stan Gagy to a position. The readable text is incomplete, lacking clear action, dates, or concrete entities to form a full notice.
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