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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
5
A fragmented meditation laments misperceptions and judgment that obscure understanding. It laments harshness and calls for clarity, mercy, and closer fellowship, urging readers to seek empathy and spiritual insight amid life’s misunderstandings.
The article chronicles Mr. Domanchens at Drung Drung East, 10 miles from Workin, converting 6000 acres from waterlogged crab-holes to improved pasture. He introduced 26 miles of drains, annual top dressing with superphosphate, and reinforced pasture plants like soft burr trefoil to boost carrying capacity from three-quarters to two or three sheep per acre, with ongoing spreading and machinery enhancements.
Wireless jottings highlight Lindsay Biggins, University Conservatorium exhibitor and diplomas holder, winning one of four free passages to London to study under Max Pauer. A farewell concert by the University Symphony Orchestra closes his Melbourne chapter before broadcasting on 3LO. Jean Gillespie to appear next on ILO Melbourne with mid day sessions, Keith Desmond stars at SLO, Joe Brennan adds humor, while a farm letter offers sheep and lamb sale notes and topdressing advice.
Prospect guest house advertises ideal holiday rest house one mile from the post office with hot and cold water service and optional train met service. Phone contact 151.
An essay laments limited faith in Australian products versus imports. It cites unemployment after the Labor victory and argues Australians distrust local goods, urging purchases of boots, shoes, knitted wear, and rubber goods made at home to bolster domestic industry. It condemns foreign taste and calls for a stronger Australian conscience and allegiance to Empire goods.
The Hon. H. Bailey announced in conference with Melbourne officials that outer port development is a main government plank. A bill will implement Outer Ports Commission recommendations, backing Warrnambool Port Fairy Portland and hinterland, and boosting rural progress amid rising export challenges and transport costs.
A chartered vessel from the Commonwealth Line named Hobyon's Bay will carry 500 Scottish Australian families and New Settlers' League members on a luxury cruise from Australia to Old Caledonia. The trip contrasts perilous early voyages with a safe celebratory return, emphasizing comfort and holiday mood.
A Thursday night sacred recital at Wesley Church raised over £6 for the chair’s funds. A large audience praised the performance by the church choir, with thanks given to Mrs Main conductoress Mrs Wile Linmeen organist and choir teachers. The program featured overtures anthems recitations duets and hymns by Messrs Main Dimond Treher and Greenwood among others.
The document announces Union Trustee Company of Australia Ltd authorized to act as executor trustee administrator attorney and agent. It lists capital 250000 paid up reserve funds 250000 and a 10000 cash guarantee held by the Shake Government. It names Melbourne Sydney Brisbane offices and prominent directors and local agents Manny Learmonth & Co with Messrs H M Strachan Sir Robert Gibson and others.
A London Timon correspondent reports from Berlin on April 22 that the first part of a German war film produced by the UPA Company and prepared with reconstructions is shown publicly for the first time. The piece, part of a three film cycle, covers The Advance The Battle The Nation’s Fate and blends dramatic scenes with explanatory captions to depict Germany’s WWI war effort for a British audience.
An advertising blurb touts a product named WEAN'S TONIC NERVE NUTS as a cure for exhausted nerves anxiety and low energy. It promises to nourish the nerves and improve health, claiming superiority over rivals and citing benefits for nervous debility and fatigue.
A dense briefing outlines ministerial actions on immigration and border control with references to Australia, Britain, and Victoria. It discusses labor migration, penal rates, and proposed reforms, noting effects on public sentiment and national security. The piece mentions parliamentary remarks, civilizational progress, and historical context within a broad colonial framework.
A garbled recount describes Colonel Bogey amid a chaotic scene with golfers and officials. Names, places, and events blur as players and spectators navigate a game day filled with chatter, tensions, and tentative conclusions about outcomes.
The session ends with passage of a trade union bill amid widespread political tension. Reports describe sharp exchanges as labor leaders and government officials clash over rights and limits. The Guardian Office pledges comprehensive printing of notices and reports while local merchants advertise sporting goods and other items.
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