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Newspaper
Sandringham News
Location
Sandringham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
1
A notice from Presbyterian Church Sandiingham outlines plans to arrange a testimonial for a gentleman. It requests residents who have not yet contributed to donate, naming organizers and acting as corporate organizers.
A fragment from The News dated Toner 11 1918 shows a Friday entry with partial lines. The readable portion notes a publication date and day, without clear events or names identifiable in the surviving text.
Readably written district notes describe fishing yields with Willie schnapper near Sandringham and fifteen pounders caught in a day. Also listed are several WWI injuries and hospitalizations of local servicemen including Lance Corporal Keith Chambers and Sargeant Spence, plus community notices, council matters, and local events.
A Wednesday evening farewell at the Piwaby tavian Chieel featured speeches by Mr Hayden and others praising Rev Hugh Kelly for two years of service. A generous gift of £66 was presented, with reminders of Rev Smiley and the church’s young people, teachers, and bands offering thanks and wishes for future success.
Four points praise Dick Bros Butshoes for quality sliver and tall parts in Hasaptia and District. Charges are moderate and service is steady.
A compact notice records a loan item with the Wear name and a principal amount around £93 00. The fragment references SARSOS INET figures and Tiros, indicating financial or accounting notation linked to the loan.
A community gathering honored returning troops including Lieut. 1 Brith, Sgt. Skonk, VM, and others. Speakers recalled Gallipoli and wartime service while the group expressed gratitude. Misses Wood and Dimond sang as friends shared words of thanks for hospitable reception.
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