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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1931
Page
4
A worn OCR ad lists grocery and shoe items for wet weather including men's and women's Rubbers and lengthwear. It promotes a new stock with names like Tah Men Yo and mentions Kip de Eplit W and various brands. The tone offers ready service and value at remsunndie prices.
The notice lists a wide range of goods including lumber, chairs, doors, windows, piping, hardware, paints, oils, and related building supplies. It mentions a personal attention offer from a Portland address, likely a general merchandise or lumber firm catalog entry.
Railway notices report several service disruptions and altered arrivals with trains delayed or rerouted amid storm related conditions. Details show connections and platform changes affecting travelers at Albany and Portland terminals with tentative resumption dates.
Narration recalls the 1879 Loch Ard wreck near Port Campbell. Young sailor Tom Meares saves a girl amid cliff faces and wreckage, guiding her to shore and later aiding other survivors. The narrative details the perilous rescue and the dawn search around the gorge.
The discussion centers on the Federal Opposition and Conference proposals in Melbourne regarding voluntary tax reductions tied to voluntary conversion plans. Leaders debate whether such measures would restore confidence and avoid broader economic strain while stressing distinct political aims and public reaction.
The article describes the installation ceremony for OMears at Kenosha Phi Beta Kappa. Rev N R Greenwood and Rev W T Dusting serve as chaplains while officers and members take vows amid prayers and formalities.
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