11 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1932
Page
1
A detailed list describes woven poplin, khaki suede finish, wool and cotton blends, and various apparel items with prices like 8/11, 9/11, and 3/11. Mentions trouser, shirt, stockings, and box calf shoes, plus Beau Monde hose and miscellaneous specialized goods.
FP A Hogan a abewing vary ale rings of MEN S WEAR st the premises recently occupied by W.
Message asks whether any supplier can meet demands for wire straw sand water and related resources, seeking confirmation of capability to fulfill all requirements. It reads as a preliminary inquiry into procurement options and supplier capacity.
A fragmentary ad lists Katchor's opening sale with numerous items and bargain prices. It mentions ladies wear, hosiery, men’s knitwear, and fabrics, highlighting low prices and a Manchester origin. The text reads as a bustling mid century sale card with many prices and product names.
The article reviews the King Cup race as an annual event stirring European and American viewers amid Hollywood interest. It notes Michael Ga and Kes in a controversial era, reports on Charlton’s rivalry and a 1800 meter Olympic challenge, and mentions MGM executives’ sports enthusiasm and committee plans.
Local authorities report a series of forged documents tied to five orders hurriedly issued to ewe producers. Investigators name the suspects and outline the fraud method amid an ongoing probe into how the falsified items reached financial accounts.
Mrs Jenkins announces the lending library has commenced at the shop on Parey Street with Royal Mail and Postman services available. The notice lists daily hours from 9 to 10 and mentions staff Mr Dewey and Mr Bentinck, indicating Monday to Friday operation and Boobie Offices.
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