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Newspaper
Harvey Chronicle
Location
Harvey, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
1
Publicity pays off for sellers, including farmers, by reaching a larger audience through local and agricultural papers. The piece argues ads boost sales of surplus stock and farm goods, noting readers often respond after exposure in periodicals, with owners like Mr A profiting from timely advertising.
A historical notice outlines legal rules for newspapers. It covers continued deliveries to subscribers who do not announce discontinues, payment arrears, and forms of notice. It notes responsibility for moved addresses and presumes use of misaddressed papers as subscribers. It also mentions advance payments, and general penalties for nonpayment.
Postal information outlines rates for letters, cards, printed matter, and books within the United Kingdom and Commonwealth regions. It details weights, per ounce charges, and special rules for newspapers, magazines, and commercial papers, with distinctions for Australian and overseas printing.
To preserve maps of pictures, paste them on heavy cardboard or Hnen and brush over with a guttapercha solution that is quite transparent. This method yields a durable, clear protective layer while maintaining legibility.
The article praises chest style refrigeration, noting improved ventilation and safe design. It highlights features like separate compartments, easy access without full opening, and ice aging advantages. W Zimpel on Hay Street invites public inspection of these chest type refrigerators.
A lengthy promotional sketch of the Alhambra Bars in May and Barrack Streets describing their basement layout for year round temperate comfort, clean ventilation, and cordial service. It notes beer prices, wine cellars, and the establishment’s adherence to union standards with diverse staff and multiple entrances.
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