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Newspaper
Sandringham News
Location
Sandringham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
6
A jumble of classified items includes a gas advertisement and job wants for light work, plus a public notice about the Strength of Empire Movement. The Me Sendrinzhum Branch will send something by Wednesday in a town area, with references to local officials and a convocation.
Miss Adith Jowell of Bims street Ia to marry Ernest Williams son of J H Williams at Methodist church seat Wednesday. A kitchen tea was held for the bride by church members last Wednesday. many friends attended and presented useful articles and best wishes.
A crowded gathering at the town hall discusses the Patriotic Fund drive and school movements. Reports include resignations, council concerns over street smells, and plans for charity events and concerts to support hospitals and Red Cross funds.
A fragmented 18th century style notice outlines a war loan scheme. It explains payment schedules, interest rates, and options for converting bonds to cash. The Commonwealth supports loans while individuals may prepay or exchange bonds, with provisions on forfeiture and market sale terms.
The local wood wadipeo gathered for a final vught of the Sandsiarlan A Noa. About 150 competitors entered the competition held Friday night in Town bull Vine Meiday. Prize winners included Singing Chic Le and several local performers with mixed results reported.
The list of competitors is expanded with names such as Luisa Kirkwood, Dorothy Sullivan, Flossie Wisamicatt, and Myrila Hodgen among others. Mayoress Mrs B Champion will award medals to prize winners Thursday night and a Grand Concert program will be performed by the winners. Admission remains at the usual price.
Items of Interest report widespread damage from recent heavy rains. Water flows disrupted trades and commerce, with several businesses reportedly indisposed due to influenza and related illness. Railway operations suffered, and planning questions arose about permissions for public works in Mini Street.
A person named Groves, sentenced to Geuth, is not executed. The two-year term is paused.
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