02 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
1
A damaged OCR notice describes parcels of food for sale by government authority. It mentions a date in June and a delivery option, with prices or payment terms to be determined. The text is fragmentary but indicates a public sale and delivery arrangements.
Glasshouse tomato growing has become an established NSW industry though it started recently. The piece notes rapid construction advances from simple sheds to larger patterns, ongoing profits, rising disease pressures, foreign competition, and two main practices to maintain crops, with plans for a government bulletin on greenhouse methods.
The notice appears to be a historic printing credit with no clear event, date, or actionable information. It mentions Charles Edward Bennett and a priming or publishing context, suggesting a ceremonial or archival note rather than a current news item.
A vintage seed catalog snippet lists cabbage varieties from Krempin's Market Garden and others. It highlights Early Drummat, Short Stem Drummad, and Copenhagen Market options, with pricing per packet and per pound, plus notes on beet and cauliflower seed lines and related garden products.
A fragmented report notes shifts in morning and afternoon routines as Tess prepares for a camera visit amid unspecified local activities.
A garbled note describes Mac's Bargain Shoe Store claiming to offer competitive prices and dominance in sales while criticizing rivals. The text includes distorted phrases about testing results and learning from others' mistakes, with no clear events or dates.
garbled OCR text shows promotion for hardwood flooring and related services. mentions prices on application, no clear names, dates, or locations. likely an old classified style notice seeking customers for floor coverings and installation.
A bomb exploded at Coogee killing Edwie Hollingsworth, 44, and injuring his daughter Witla 12 and Ernest Dickson, 19. Both injured victims were rushed to St Vincent’s Hospital with serious but non fatal injuries. Authorities suspect the blast arose from a suspected time device or sabotage, while investigations continue.
The deceased died at Happy Valley Wallarobba on May day in the year 1470 after a long life begun in Landerborough England. Survived by her husband and several relatives, the funeral proceeded to Church of Kingland at Dungog where it was attended by many, with tributes from friends and family.
A brief notice announces a free booklet offer by Dank-Dungo G. and eight associates. The item promotes a locally distributed pamphlet with claims of educational value and availability at participating outlets. No further details on date or distribution sites are provided.
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