Premier Emporium Winter Sale Announcement
Premier Emporium advertises winter sale with standard letter orders receiving prompt and careful attention as usual.
09 Aug 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1919
Page
1
Premier Emporium advertises winter sale with standard letter orders receiving prompt and careful attention as usual.
Melbourne lecture by C F W Bean outlines Australia’s wartime traits. He cites decisiveness on day one at Ypres and a fearless, relentless spirit guiding soldiers. Bean notes Australians’ audacious energy and resilience as defining national qualities for postwar life.
Fragmented text discusses wartime experiences and organizational lessons. It references the Austrafign forces, Australasia, and the importance of efficiency, soldier welfare, and industrial effort. The piece emphasizes learning from war to improve national resilience and colonial service.
Frustrated buyers push Rekona in a volatile fringe market. Observers note price signals and speculative chatter around a health product marketed as essential.
A garbled message suggests a customer mixes up a grocery order and asks for fruit delivery. The fragment implies frustration over incorrect items and a request for correct fruit substitution or fulfillment.
Report says the majority of Australians repatriated from Palestine are nearing end August, with about ten percent retained in vast Koeland to banhes, and are now arriving.
The report notes Birdie and his daughter will travel with General Sir William Birdwood to Australia during his visit, with meetings planned with Senator Peator and others. The New Zealand Government eyes the visit and questions about timing and purpose are discussed.
Mr 8 W Copler of Weet Australia buys 100 piece per aero plane. He aims to supply Australia and establish millions of dashboards. The plan includes transport to outlying districts for emergencies and medical conveyance.
Report discusses Britain’s gift to Australia and the delay caused by insufficient hangars. Fifty Australian crews are in England studying flying methods while Prime Minister Hughes hints that air service positions should be held by Australians.
Amid strained votes the Welsh Church endowment plan faces opposition in London. Figures accuse the government of betrayal over a 1,000,000 transfer to local authorities for tithe maintenance and church funds, while the council and ministers defend the measure and defend new amendments.
Partial readable fragments mention names and places in a garbled text. The item hints at a dated event or notice with scattered references to individuals and locations but no clear actions or outcomes to report. The overall content is too distorted to determine a coherent news item or summary.
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