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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
7
A fragmented notice notes wholesale textile pricing shifts with mentions of Werth Spaeth and Chean Saeed among suppliers. The brief references a 21 pair lot and Gray Cashmere losses in a market-wide price adjustment.
Fragmented report details inter state labor conference discussions on imperial federation and loss of self governing powers. It lists House of Representatives figures, ministers and officials who oppose surrender, arguing such moves threaten Australian ideals. notes the War Precautions Act's fate and calls for limited powers to guard national sovereignty.
A chaotic late commercial sale report from Wool Market Gobbisbrough and others notes delays in imperial policy on Australian purchase and describes how owners will consign to brokers. The QUITEINTE STOCK MARKET column covers sixth fat and store stock sales with brisk bidding, prices for cattle and cows, and a strong Sydney market. Homebush Markets report 1607 cattle warded with firm prices. bullocks to £35, sheep 15,000 penned. overall market firm with varied prices. Stock truckings ahead outline upcoming market bookings across state siding yards, with indications on heavy markets and four-day lead times. Government actions include Minister King and abolishment of free passes, plus a local incident involving two children at Inglewood and a note on phosphor usage restrictions.
The Red Cross Society records donations from multiple donors including Mr C F Tindal EL Wha Mrs Gees Dorriga Miss Collins Moppini Gy Mrs Pollock Dinton Vale Joe Mrs Scott and others for the lineou Ge. Mrs Vorlor Terrible Wales for terraces. Proceeds from Miss Hlaxland £4 Mrs Bell Mud gen 1a8 collections by Mrs Pauline Prddle Park etc. 70 pairs socks 42 amuiflers mittens caps and a bale of ald linen noted. Also three pyjama cords knitted by Joan Jeannigs acknowledged.
A Victorian testimonial page touts Zam-Bok as a universal healer for burns cuts and rashes. Mrs. SN Mitchell of Clifton Street Melbourne reports rapid relief cooling and healing after using Zam-Bok on a severe arm burn and a friend’s eczema. The ad claims the product restores skin quickly with a single pot used as a household remedy and notes wide availability in chemists and stores.
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