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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
2
A garbled mix of names, product mentions, sales, and notices appears. It includes references to persons like Sadie, McNamari, and Lulaer, items such as laundry stoves and typewriters, plus scattered phrases about sales or wanted postings.
A garbled report notes HLAIDLAW & CO LTD and various entities including Wiltnuse and Cavortan involved in contested actions. The text references sports communication and possible regional settlements, with mentions of Stanek, AE and MMU in an unclear context.
Tender notices from the Portland F A Society announce bids to the President H C Williamson for a right to conduct a trust and related premises at the Hab Hall Ire Cevann. Bids to be held February 10th 1984. separate tender noted.
OCR reads fragmented headline about a crash involving named parties in an unclear location. Summary focuses on the event and involved individuals with limited readable details.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a theatre event with names like Monty, Parthana, and Travis. No clear date or location is readable. The note hints at a likely entertainment listing involving performers and a venue described as a theatre.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference Marin and a planned event or tribute with unclear details. Identifiable names or dates are not recoverable from the unreadable snippet.
Fragmentary text lists dated terms and names with unclear meaning. It mentions months and a sequence around November and December without clear events or entities to confirm.
The Heywood annual show by the society is set for Saturday with clear weather expectations. A luncheon and public reception will accompany the event, featuring diverse prizes, stationery, toys, and books for all ages, plus gifts and a broad program organized by a strong committee.
In the A and B grade tournaments players competed with many results listed. The text records numerous matchups, byes, and scorers such as Port Fairy Campardinwa, Meo Ws. Ris Grade teams and individuals including Gardune Weal Hupnate Fes, O Bates, K Hallam, Marcher de Rex Bite, Duane, Pattern Yaurule Willsirean, Huppats, Chat Vernon, Me Tayton, Gunn, Wy Allan, and others with various outcomes and advancing players noted.
An ad listing a wide range of gifts including books, albums, games, and arts supplies. It promotes toys, writing materials, bags, calendars, and a large display, with prices starting from four pence upward and contact details for arrangements.
The Portland Surfbather Association met Wednesday evening with modest turnout and several apologies. President Hawden complained of 100 notices sent and low attendance, while members hoped for improved support next season. The treasurer’s report and balance sheet were read, with efforts promised to boost participation and activities.
A formal assembly adopted the constitution after lengthy debate. President Bowden chaired the election, with Mrs Prodeninke and G I Proat as vice presidents and Mr Ans dren nominated as secretary. Acknowledgments praised Mr Moore for his energetic service and the mounting tasks ahead, with a minute of appreciation recorded for his work.
A fragmented narrative follows Marve Decasier John Berrymore Wallace Beary and stars like Jean Harlow and Barrymore in a backstage tale. Characters discuss show chances, a doctor patient scene, club plans, and financial stakes as tensions rise among Oliver Carlotta Paula and others in a theater world. The corridor overhears fuel speculation about a new production while personal conflicts unfold toward a cliffhanger ending.
The Dartmoor Show ran with varied entries and weather challenges last Saturday. Despite uneven conditions, exhibits impressed with horses, hunting gear, and decorative displays. new acts and supporters drew notable interest for the forthcoming events.
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