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The Sydney Morning Herald · September 27, 1954

Gent, 39, wishes to meet young lady, view matrimony

Eleven words in the Herald’s personal column, most of them abbreviated.

Transcribed from original newspaper scans. Published by AseeksB.


Personal1954

GENT., 39, Prot., wishes meet Yng. Lady view Mat. 7870, Herald.

The Sydney Morning Herald, September 27, 1954, p. 16. View the original page on Trove, National Library of Australia

In plain English

A 39-year-old Protestant gentleman wants to meet a young woman, with a view to marriage. Replies go to box 7870 at the Herald.

Who wrote it, and to whom

NewspaperThe Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney, New South Wales
DateSeptember 27, 1954, page 16
Written byA man, 39
Addressed toYoung women
WhereReplies to a Herald box

Context

By the 1950s the formulas of the nineteenth-century column had been clipped to their bones: Prot for Protestant, Yng for young, and Mat for matrimony, short for the older phrase with a view to matrimony. Like several ads in this archive, it names a religion. The same column that day carried two private notices, each to one reader, one to J. and one to a darling. The column ran under the heading Personal & Missing Friends, and Trove’s free run of the Herald ends with 1954.

In the Personals Dictionary

With a view to matrimonyBox, care of the officePersonal column

Tagged

matrimonywritten by men

How to cite this ad

“Gent, 39, wishes to meet young lady, view matrimony.” Personal advertisement, The Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney, New South Wales), September 27, 1954, p. 16. Transcribed in The Personals Archive, AseeksB, https://www.aseeksb.com/archive/1954-sydney-morning-herald-gent-39-view-matrimony.html.

Public domain in Australia, where it was published in 1954 without the writer’s name.

Transcribed from the page image on Trove and checked against the original; spelling, abbreviations and punctuation are as printed.

← 1944: If you play Skat1954: To J.: in order to maintain dignity →

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