15 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1930
Page
1
A notice records Alex M Nicolson appointed as executor trustee administrator or attorney agent for the estate of Queen a Pastoral Fermanr Stock Inspector in a probate matter. The filing designates Nicolson to manage assets and fulfill legal duties under applicable laws.
A Mrs A Clode and her husband praise Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for curing their backache and preventing recurrence. The ad asserts the remedy treats kidney disease symptoms and urges readers to buy from chemists and storekeepers, ensuring to get the genuine LAAN'S product from Foster-McLelland Co. The testimonial repeats that the pills have given lasting relief over six years.
An advertisement invites readers to enroll in Guardian news through Mrs. Sexton on Hurd Street with Bradshaw's Business College. The offer promises 1 pound per year in advance and asserts you cannot afford not to get the news.
A Canberra weekly bulletin asserts the government imposes embargoes and prohibitions on Australia’s trade while it imports £71,079 worth wireless equipment. The article criticizes perceived hypocrisy as officials claim no local purchases while importing abroad, citing price differences and expert advice as evidence of a double standard.
In a parliamentary debate Mr. White complained of unfair treatment of Portland port by the Railways Department. He argued the Hamiton to Nutimuk line is unused, forcing Wimmera wheat to Williamstown via costly haulage, while Portland offers cheaper overseas shipment. The minister noted centralisation as a policy issue and pledged possible ministerial review. The adjournment motion was negatived.
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