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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
5
The ad promotes Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills as a safe reliable remedy for disordered stomach liver and kidneys and female ailments. It claims cleansing toning and strengthening the system with regular use and cites prevention and widespread endorsement from neighbors friends and relatives.
Alderman Smith of the Wagga Municipal Council condemned the silver poplar as a sickness source, noting springtime pollen and throat lung irritation. Doctors reportedly agree the tree contributes to hay fever and other illnesses, and other aldermen supported the view that many poplars in town should be removed for health reasons.
Delegates from district picnic race clubs met at Wyndham on November 27 to form a governing body. Candelo will host, rules adapted from Candelo Club, and disqualifications to be upheld by all clubs. Secretary Hi Baller appointed, annual secretarial fund set, and race meetings to be scheduled without clashes. Cathcart Bendalong Moruya clubs to join the association.
Miss May Clayton of this town and Mr William Nott of Bombala N S W were married at St Peters Candelo on a Wednesday morning. Rev N Gardner officiated. The church was beautifully decorated with bridesmaids Miss T Clayton and Pinky Gardner. The couple received gifts including a silver dressing case and a gold wristlet. Wedding breakfast followed at the Rectory with relatives and friends.
The readable parts discuss a sovereign at 20 percent value and an implied sale of sovereigns. Mentions wool and a plan to displace, with references to forgery, a reform, and strategic success. Text is garbled with incomplete phrases and unclear actors or dates.
AIELBOURNE WOOL SALES in New Zealand Tid held a weekly sale with about 6500 bales. Widespread Western Victoria and NSW districts supplied choice comebacks and crossbreds with merinos showing high quality. Prices rose with continental, Yorkshire, and American buyers active. Top bid reached 27 1/4d for a consignor, while other lots from Durkelt, Lawn, and Woolentool drew strong competition.
Harrison Jones and Devlin Ltd submit a catalog of 4823 bales mainly New England wool. Competition was keen but quotes were not quotable. London advance had fallen to 6 to 7 4 percent, needing further improvement to match local values. We sold all 84 bales including brands AW Dovpwator New England and others.
Cattle yarding of ville ov The demand for all classes was easy and we sold everything with the exception of window gnithers and backward spvingery. Cattle cows sold 5 10 to 5 18s. Heights added 10x, heifers 63 138, store cattle bullocks 3 As, 3 year old ditto 1 18s, 18 months steers 2 10s, heifers LY lus, cows 3 10s, milkers 5 ta 7 Ss, springers Loy to 6, Unglewaid di 3 5s to 4, dairy heifers 2 15s to Gu, yearling do LL 10s to 2.
Worenber 20th Wool sales show no change with strong competition at recently quoted sales. No vale held this week. a catalogue of attractive clips will be offered on 2 December. The London year opened with good competition and fees reported at 74 percent, with prices expected to rise toward Sydney levels as a gradual change since September.
A gang broke into a metal at Yerrandorie near Picton and opened the safe with explosives, stealing about one hundred pounds in gold silver and notes. Separately milking cows afflicted with tuberculosis raise alarm at Rookwood Stacy Hospital and Asylum, with roughly 1200 patients on the estate. Authorities are concerned about Nile related issues.
A fragmented ad extols De Bheldlon's Digestive Tabs as a universal aid to appetite and strength. It claims the tablets digest varieties of food, improve life and vitality, and are priced 2s 6d per tin with wide availability.
The document lists daily and weekly mail schedules for various locations including Rombal a Mang and Navesay with close times such as 1.30 and 6.20 p.m. on weekdays, 7.30 a.m. Sundays, and special notes for Sundays or holidays. It references destinations like Sydney, Platts, and Wyndham with varied departure days and times, indicating complex routes and exceptions.
The passage records a maze of names and days across towns such as Orbont Orbost and Sydney. It lists varying meeting or service times on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays, with prices like 068.50 noted in a coarse OCR style hinting at local transport or notices.
Fragmented notice lists transport times and routes between Carncare, Bibbontateo, Holt's Plat, and Biber tiko with departures Monday to Thursday, detailing arrivals and destinations amid unclear OCR text.
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