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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 12, 1925
Page
4
High tides expected at Bomberg wharves all week with two daily peaks. Times include Monday at 10 67 am and 11 10 pm, Tuesday 11 28 am and 11 46 pm, Wednesday 11 55 am and 12 2 pm, Thursday 1 24 pm and 12 48 pm, Friday 1 7 am and 1 18 pm, Saturday 1 67 am and 2 2 pm, Sunday 2 07 am and 7 00 pm. A spring tide is due 40 minutes before the listed times.
Death notice for Teath Woombs aged 15 or 16 at Bt Veroit's Private Transfer on the first day of January 2926. Funeral details incomplete due to damaged text.
The notice announces the funeral for Mrs VHonna Waooke of Chierters Towers. Services are planned at St Matsa Mona Cth Lie with details including date and burial arrangements. Obituary-style lines provide a local acknowledgment of the deceased and next of kin.
In memoriam notices recall Catherine Wickery who died in January with inserts from family and friends. The notice preserves the memory of the deceased and lists names connected to the memorial.
Local issues and notices feature in Bundaberg Mail with brief items, community updates, and upcoming events. Officials and organizations are listed in concise notices relevant to residents and readers of Bundaberg.
Recent forecast updates show further thunder storms and rain across the southeast with unsettled conditions near the Gulf and Carpentaria. Bingera Mill ceased crushing after a 30 week run yielding 120000 tons. Maree and School of Arts committee reports, plus local notices on deaths, a bathing room theft alert, and a melon patch raid with gardener’s shot deterring raiders.
Readable text asserts Sander’s Extract as a remedy for coughs bronchitis lung troubles neuralgia rheumatism and fever diphtheria meningitis. It claims antiseptic content superior to other eucalyptus products and safety advantages over common extracts, with court mention and a product claim of genuine banden extract.
Beart promotes HEAN S TONIC NERVE NUS as a nerve food and tablet tonic. It claims to aid neuritis breakdown and related ailments with nerve nourishment. The ad touts value, purity, and affordability, inviting readers to buy at stores and claimmeds.
Robert Thomas Woods an 18 year old musician from Charters Towers died after a fall while traveling with the Charters Towers Band toward a Sydney contest. The accident occurred near Bundaberg on a Saturday night as the group journeyed by train. The cause remains unsolved, but Woods suffered a fractured skull and died at St Vincent's Hospital after efforts to save him. The band continued its trip to Gympie and Perth amid mourning, with Woods remembered as a gifted cornet player and hopeful talent.
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