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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1947
Page
2
An English registered company announces a clearing sale at Mellington Pewvinye, listing numerous farm and household items including hens, poultry, cream cans, tools, drums, garden seeds, a potato seeder, churn, and various implements. The notice names multiple items, prices, and dates for sale with reference to July August periods and local locations.
Auction notices list Heywood sale details including 30 Hereford cows and many calves and steers. Numerous Hereford and Shorthorn lots join bulls, with stock described as station bred and various ages. Auctioneers Hoook Station Steeds NTS promote cattle furniture and farm properties with private sales and cataloged consignments.
In this column fragment, mentions White Leghorn strains and record laying outputs. References to per hundred pricing and breeding efforts, with notices to send for more information from a breeding company. Names and places are garbled but indicate poultry trading and breeding guidance.
In a Saturday football exhibition at the Portland oval the Tigers edged Humiltern by three points on home ground. The event featured a rugged battle with Penst nal Costerton and rallying plays from Glenelg river vicinity, with Tiger legend lore surrounding the famed Tiger from Wiltshire.
A reflective piece on gratitude and prayer teaching that saying thank you in any language honors relationships. It discusses humility in asking for help, sincere motives, and aligning requests with God’s will, citing biblical examples like Peter and Jesus. The article urges honesty, faith, and persistent prayer.
Deep regret is extended for the death of Mrs. Maleeed of Myamyn, sister of S A Maleeed. Born at Mt. Richmond she was the eldest survivor of eight sisters. The funeral at Condah on Wednesday was largely attended.
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