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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
2
Report on a Poultry Renunciation show at Sunshine on Batnee Way Inet amid handicaps. Judges Mr He Seoble and Mr Geers Mefonnell preside as exhibitors face debt, quality concerns, and market pressures. Despite issues, the event yields insights for future fairs and industry practices.
Local shop listings show reduced tobacco prices at T. E. Robinsons The Corner Suns with assorted items including caps and club gear. Numerous brand names and weights appear in a dense catalog style, reflecting a period market page with varied products and prices.
The record details poultry show results with exhibitor names, breeds, and points. It notes champions and notable entries across Leghorn, Rhode Island Red, Orpington, and other varieties along with judge commentary and attendance.
A fragmented report outlines Sister Mancock’s welfare activities at St Albans. It mentions newborns and mothers, ante natal care, home visits, personal hygiene, and guidance on infant and maternal health, with references to clinics, visits, and referrals for medical treatment.
A damaged notice details an auction sale on a future date for a stallion and related property. It mentions an uncertain fate for an individual person and references a prospective buyer or bidder, with agents and property interests noted in the fragmented text.
Fragmented text lists names and items including animals and people. The readable bits reference geographies, individuals and a mix of unclear terms, making a coherent report difficult. No identifiable event, date or clear action to summarize.
The Postal Department announces that postage shortages will cause letters to Commonwealth destinations to be returned or forwarded with proper prepayment. Starting November 1, 1929, items sent without correct postage may be refused or sent back to the sender, with surcharges clarified for first and additional ounces. A list of eligible countries and new rates is promised as the department compiles a formal table of destinations.
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