Garden guidance for Australian evenings and summer care
The piece advises watering as the main duty in hot months, with extra tasks like tying up, thinning shoots on Chrysanthemums and Dahlias, and reducing side shoots to 20 to 30 for quality blooms. It suggests liquid manure weekly from first flower appearance until color shows, and careful removal of shoots around main central blooms. It notes shielding seedlings from sun with shade or pots, and praises Boulevardia, Humbolitis figs, and a list of suitable varieties for planting now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Turnips Grown Fast with Right Soil and Moisture
For novice gardeners turnips need warm soil and rapid growth. Use rich rotted manure, follow with a prior crop like cabbage or cauliflower, dig soil deeply, firm it, sow thinly in rows, and water regularly. Expect 6 to 8 weeks to reach good flavor and size.
Condobolin notes on race club funding and local deaths
A Condobolin Race Club meeting allocated 940 pounds in prize money for the Hack to Condo event on March 11 and 12. Local deaths include an 18 month old infant from gastric illness, Mr John Dill of Chatswood and a 16 year old lad, Herbert Pratt, who died after a tree felling accident near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leece
Parkes
Condobolin
Alf Fisk
Chatswood
Sydney
John Dill
Hay
James
Herbert Pratt
Youre Pratt
J. E., May
Focal Public
Nag
Ale Familly
Heans Tonic Nerve Nuts Advertises Vitality Remedy
An advertisement touts Hean’s Tonic Nerve Nuts as a powerful tonic for blood enrichment and nerve nourishment. It claims benefits for tired, nervous, neurotic, or anaemic people from overwork and worry and urges starting today at a price of 3 shillings per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hean
Highest prices for wheat and hay offered
Go, por quote before selling elsewhere A Maher Oxford Street at Camp Hill local agent Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Grinsted
Unfortunate accident and community notes from Goolagong
Mrs. O Reilly injures hip in a sulky accident while driving with her uncle, baby in arms. Mrs. McLeod at Cowra Hospital with ruptured leg veins. Mrs. O Shearn improving slowly. Mrs. Medcalfe holidaying at Kangaroo by. Kevin Donnelly gains Bank of New South Wales staff appointment. friends honor him with a picnic and an ever sharp pencil. he earns three A's and five B's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Donnelly
Bank of New South Wales
Wright
Kevin
Diphtheria Patients Return Home at Trundle
Two diphtheria patients have returned home to Trundle and no new cases are reported. A local accident injured D. Pilling after a tractor backfire, and a race meeting is planned with strong entries. A motor train breakdown required towing to Parkes and some local materials had a rough start with two cars bowed near Parkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trundle
D. Pilling
Denny
Lng
Parkes
Bedgerabong Harvest Festival Ball Raises Funds
A successful ball at the School of Arts on Friday 21st supported the Harvest Festival. Rain prevented Forbes attendees except Black's band which was delivered by Revs Moore and Ellia. An excellent supper and cool drinks boosted the fund, with over £15 cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Forbes
Black
Moore
Ellia
Bedgernbong
Eugowra Notes From the North Shore Post
Terse local item notes T Wilson spending annual ball with his people in Eugowra. P H Bristow resumes duties at Bank of New South Wales after three weeks leave. Pat represented Orange in Country Week tennis carnival. Mrs Jordan Douglas ill and mournful. some observers seek medical eye treatment. A fine son born to Mr and Mrs J Byrnes Omeo. Riflemen visit Woolstock to contest Cobley Cup. Cobley Cup results show narrow defeat. Telford leaves Bank of New South Wales relieving post for Binajong before head office return. Miss C O’Brien wedding to Mr Joe Neoney this week with gift evening. Mr A O'Neil presents. Mentey speaks. Harry Vincent rifle club farewell dinner. moves to Tullamore district. Local cricketers train. Kelly Cup match planned January 30 with team selection pending. Mr and Mrs A C Duggan holidaying in Sydney for about a month. Mrs D J Breeo to the seaside for three weeks with son J Maher. Mrs McCarthy and children visiting North Coast relatives. holiday disrupted by McCarthy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wilson
North Shore Post
Eugowra
P. H. Bristow
Bank of New South Wales
Pat
Orange
Jordon Douglas
J. J. Kelly
W. Niven
J. Byrnes
Omeo
Telford
Binajong
Misa C. O'Brien
Joe Neoney
A. O'Neil
Mentey
Harry Vincent
Royal Cafe
Harry
Tullamore
Ready to wear suits for New Year at Austen and Pratley
The Advocate Office notes Austen and Pratley offer the largest range in town for ready to wear suits this New Year season. Men’s wear sources promote a broad selection and satisfaction for concert and dance organizers with tickets also available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austen& Pratley
Price list for measured quantities of pine and related wood
The notice offers quotes for various quantities of wood including 380 at 41/8 per 100 super feet and larger truck load lots at 36/3 per 100 super feet, inviting inquiries for additional stations.
Chesher's Best Quality Men At Lowest Prices Reminder
White thanks customers and the public for past patronage and promises to maintain the best quality men at the lowest prices. No matter what competitors offer you will always get it for less at Chesher's. Reserve orders for New Year reductions starting January 1, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Chesher's
Cheap Amateur's Sweet Pea Offer From Shepherd & Son
A vintage advert offers Hardy Vorletten sweet peas with color list Madonna Planeta Yarrano Thalia Motte Concord Purple. Sown now seeds assure results with a free plot and a second free packet if needed. Established 100 years, Shepherd & Son Ltd at 734 George St Haymarket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
LG. Shepherd & Son., Ltd
George St
Haymarket
Trespass Prosecution Notice From Wandary Holding
Notice invites correspondence on L'sleef application and warns that after this date any person found trespassing on Wandary Holding will be prosecuted without regard to age or status. Moving belongings or stock without authority will be prosecuted with the utmost rigor of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.U.R
Forbes
Wandary Holding
Haraea
Inw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aian
DUCO
McDonald
Imperial
MccDonald Imperial
Australia
A. H. McDonald & CO
Clarence Street
Bridge Road
Richmond
City
Flinders St
Waymouth &T
Adelaide
Winchcombe
Carson
Sid
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge St
A. H. Williams & Co
Lachlan Street
Diabolo Separator Co
Kent &J
Ison & CO
The
Forbes Advocate
Heenzo
John Delden & Co
Goolagong
Kedgerabong
Bedgerabong
Mrs. Young
Mona
Mia
Fred Hodges
Hoy Glasgow
Newington College
A. C. Duggan
D. J. Breeo
Seaside
J. Maher
EB. BE. McCarthy
North Coast
Tumbarumba Hardwood CO
Tumbarumba
Wm. Ever
Rankin Street
James Dunn
T. G. Chesher
South Forbes Butchery
Phe
Ine
George J
Advocate
Arthur Ashcroft
Commission
Lista
Royal Insurance Co
P. J. Shine
L'sleef
R. A. Douglas Stock
Station and General Commission
Boyd & Clark
H.G
W. A. Hugo
Wheatley & ‘Hill Auctioneers
Eugowra and
Cudal
Eugowra 2
W. 9. Parker
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Ltd
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
the Commonwealth Wool Produce CO
Wool Department
Meare
George & W. Maiden
Bent Street
Frank Young
the Baltic Separator Co. Ltd
Day Street
John Meagher & CO. Ltd