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Newspaper
Adelong And Tumut Express
Location
Adelong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
6
A rambling local notices page mentions Howitt's offering Port wine at three shillings and various goods sold at oSul. Livian's in Russetta lists groceries and novelty items. The itemized text touches on travel, train incidents, and holiday gifts with scattered names and places, including W. Burkin Shaw's and references to local products and services.
Miss Ada Mary Mitchell, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Mitchell, married Laurence Jones in a formal church ceremony conducted by Albert Gale. The bridal party included Mrs James Mitchell as matron of honor and Joseph Jones as best man. Guests at Hawkens Hteo... reception featured silver and floral decorations, and gifts included a gold bracelet for the bride and a gold watch for the groom. The couple planned to travel to Sydney for their honeymoon.
Christmas and greetings extend to shareholders with heartfelt wishes for a prosperous new year. An era of gratitude is expressed, noting special services and telecommunication conveniences at a central, metropolitan visit center in Sydney. This message reflects the period tone and community focus of the local business.
An Australian reader recounts a dramatic tale of a heroic man in Molland who defended his village by fighting darkness and a dangerous tide. The account ties to public warnings on dyke safety and flood danger, urging readiness and calm action to avert disaster. A testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills appears amid the text, noting personal relief from kidney trouble after a course of treatment.
Refreshment rooms offer hot mileday dinners and the next Rural Bank venue at Wynyardetrest Tumut. Hearty meals available for patrons seeking midday sustenance.
A fragmented note lists visiting days with references to It Monday and Wednesday. Mentions Gundagat and Tumbarumba as locations or regions and indicates scheduling dependence on the weekday, but details are unclear.
A colonial-era notice outlines subscriber and advertiser duties when no payment is made. Publishers may continue to bill for arrears and send notices until debts are cleared. Courts condemn stopping periodicals to punish nonpayment, stressing subscriber responsibility and publisher authority.
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