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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
1
Fragmentary notice for a dentist with a commuting practice at Mac's Hotel Pursland. Date to be announced. Mentions Ke to Box ATE G Moihourns Me.
The report outlines cycling events during Mutuntay week with FE MiThiken as sprint champion and Willan securing victory after a dramatic stage. It mentions 17 riders, various results across Australia, and potential selection for national or Olympic teams. Key figures include Arch. Menes, Pianta, Fev Hom Vallie, and Jock Dowling with connections to Western Australia and New South Wales teams.
An item lists McPherson Bros as involved in an Overland property matter with references to Willye Knight, Shealan, T/1 Removals, and a Whippet. The fragmentary notice hints at a garage sale or auction action under a local property arrangement.
A garbled report recalls the Balindoro event with Huljar and Durie, noting absence of Alex Corney and a wedding day celebration. It mentions Mrs Carney’s birthday, farm matters, and a showpiece mummy foiled by rival work at Buljar’s camp, with hints of contracts and dramatic lines.
The notice lists various produce items including clover and vegetables with prices from £200 to £800. It mentions Bulin Lane, Erason, Chents waiting for smell waiins and references security from Wyatt and 50. The ad notes hepeiry doul tom as karquets and a price at 7/6.
An advertisement peddles bottles of cough remedy at one price, claiming healing for bronchitis, whooping cough, and scorched throat. It touts Heenzo as a key ingredient, promises relief for both adults and children, and invites readers to request airzone sets through MR BF Aitken, with trial offerings and household use claims. The text also briefly references a new record by a Melbourne-based woman, Samuel Hes, noting recent civic or social reporting.
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