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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
8
Birth notice announces Taylor born May 26 to er and Neville, with Robert Nevile cited as a relative.
The engagement was announced in Hampshire Road Sunshine for Marie Icio daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Dodson to Frederick Charles sole son of Mrs F Batten Victoria Crescent St Albans and Mr F Bitten.
In loving memory and memorial lines for multiple relatives and friends. Fragments mention Ivy, Grace, Giverny, Arnold, Elsie, Ronald Dorothy, Edward James, Ernest, Ken, and others with dates around June 1932 to 1945. Classified style obituaries and notices include memory wishes, family insertions, and lost items like a doll pram and a spare wheel offering rewards.
Local notice indicates a board advertising for rental use of a house or flat in Sunshine or St Albans area. It invites prospective tenants, mentions immediate availability, and references a Sunshine or nearby suburb location with contact for inquiries.
Ultry breeders are urged to consider the Black 2 Thin Happy Breed as a better option. B Salmond of Deer Park MW promotes the variety for improved traits and practicality in poultry breeding.
The fragment mentions plate glue ware, rare ear windows, table tops from Feiting Plas and Wockscray. Details are sparse with no clear event or context. Further readable text would clarify specific entities and actions.
A jumble of fragments lists items for sale and services including water systems, fencing, dining table, petrol engine, portable shed, motor cycles, blinds, and Electrolux cleaner. Contacts include Colin C Morton Tyler Street Sunshine, 68 Sydney Street, J Cor Devonshire Road, and 126 Morin Street. Several entries mention offers, terms, and times.
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