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Newspaper
Gilgandra Weekly And Castlereagh
Location
Gilgandra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
6
LER and JAMES WRA along with Cooper's Famcu and Led Been discuss securing Freehold and Qchemedheld assets. The arrangement aims for a lowest rate of Taterett with Mage' for, Warrack Habeal Vis. and Cooper's firm as directors in the Patriotic Assurance Co.
An Australian herbal medicine notice promotes Peter Yee Lee a registered Chinese healer offering on site consultations at Royal Hotel Gilgandra on July 1 1933 and Melbourne Sydney addresses. He claims forty years in practice and free advice by mail for patients unable to call. He says herbs dispensed are among China’s finest and that many Australians have been cured.
The Minister for Labour and Industry announced on Friday night that the Unemployed Relief Council would provide 200 000 pounds. One hundred thousand pounds would supplement existing food relief funds for municipalities adopting the relief scheme. The remaining hundred thousand pounds would be advances as loans to municipal and shire councils. The council also approved 125 000 pounds for the Building Relief Committee to loan to citizens for home repairs and additions.
About 100 residents of Merrygoon and district hosted a gift evening for Mr. Stan McGhee and Miss Ida French as they prepare for their June marriage. Gifts were described as valuable, reflecting the couple's high esteem. McGhee is long-time resident. French hails from Willyambri with Sydney connections. The event featured dancing late into the night with music by G McMahon, Miss Gordry, and Mrs. Mutton.
Mr H O Elliott M L A informs Mr Aubrey Treanor manager of Forbes rabbit freezing works that the Unemployment Relief Council offers £200 to help trappers buy traps on a time payment plan. Repayment is 2d per trap per week from earnings. Sufficient traps exist to equip 0 men.
A House of Representatives briefing on the Alsatian dog states the breed shows love for children and is not inherently vicious. The Director of the Division of Veterinary Hygiene, Mr. W Robertson, notes that many shepherds and owners keep Alsatians with sheep without fear. The report rejects wolf blood claims and says any dog may attack sheep, but Alsatians should not be singled out as sheep killers.
The Occidental Gold Mine at Cobar continues water removal with 96 million gallons bailed to date. Officials remain confident the task is over halfway, boosting hopes of resuming mining as smaller mines prepare to start once the big venture succeeds.
The biography of Edgar Wallace details a rise from foundling to millionaire living in a London mansion, then ruin through gambling. Mrs. Wallace portrays a driven writer who produced many works unaided, rejected the idea of a ghostwriter, and maintained public appeal despite financial collapse.
Mr Clarence Whitfield of Gamble station displayed a massive dingo at Binna Way last week. The animal weighed 78 lb with a length of 5 ft 6 in from nose to tail and a 2 ft 1 in height. It had strong forefeet and caused stock losses across three months, with owners offering ten shillings each. Whitfield and Whitfield Bros. may receive about £10 with board rewards.
M L A Robert James Stuart died at his Stanmore home in Sydney on Friday morning aged 59. He entered Parliament in 1907 and lived a life full of travel and literary activity, claimed to be illegitimate, and left debts exceeding assets by about £60,000.
Awash with medical terms the ad claims nervy headaches, kidney and bladder weakness, and urinary troubles stem from illness. It asserts Harrison's Pills cleanse the kidneys, reduce pain, restore energy, and prevent crippling damage, available for a couple of shillings with a money back guarantee.
Dubbo residents rally against government plans to move the Lands Office to Orange amid fears for local employment. The town also notes past losses of the Railway Superintendent and related officials, and Alderman Duffy campaigns to stop the relocation citing political influence and damage to Dubbo.
King’s Birthday honors were announced in Sydney on Friday night. NSW recipients include KCMG Mr. T. R. Bavin and Justice Harvey, CMG Mr. L. A. Robb, and OBE Mr. Stanley Drummond, with others noted from the Returned Soldiers’ League.
A local call invites readers to join the War Memorial Institute with billiard tables a reading room and an eight thousand book library updated monthly. Subscriptions are 10 pounds a year 6 shillings a quarter with juniors under 18 paying 2 shillings 6 pence per quarter. E Lovett secretary announces and E Lovett will consult Gilgandra on Monday 8 July 1958 with appointments via B Howard-Smith chemist.
Advertisement lists discount prices on Bond's woollen undergarments for ladies including silk and cotton bloomers fleece lined options, vests, flannelette nightdresses and pyjamas, as well as hose and envelopes. Highlights include 1/6 to 2/11 price range and multiple colors and sizes.
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