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Newspaper
Harvey Chronicle
Location
Harvey, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
1
Amended timetable details closing times for multiple offices including Perth Daily Slam and 5 p.m. deadlines, with schedules for Bunbury Marrinup Dwellingup Mandarah West Coolap and Holyoake. Times listed show daily and weekday variations across locations.
A historical notice outlines postage rates for letters and cards to the United Kingdom and Commonwealth regions. Rates depend on weight bands, with separate charges for printed matter, newspapers, books both inside and outside Australia, and magazines, plus special terms for reviews and commercial samples.
The Alhambra Bars on the corner of Hay and Barrack Streets offers year round cool comfort with basement premises for even temperatures in summer and winter. It features a wine cellar, buffet meals, and free counter lunches daily, with brands from Union, Castlemaine, and Emu, all aged wines and beers drawn from the wood under Union principles.
The piece argues publicity pays for farmers by extending reach beyond the neighborhood. It shares personal success from using agricultural papers and warns that ceasing ads erodes customer recall, noting advertising as an investment like poultry feed and its delayed returns.
The technique involves pasting maps or pictures onto linen or cardboard and brushing on a transparent layer of wuttapercha. This method aims to protect the image while keeping the visual detail intact.
W Zimpel presents refrigerating chests based on latent methods by Scientia, claiming well ventilated designs with separate compartments to prevent taint and ease access. The chests cool quickly with little ice and feature fail doors to avoid overall chest exposure. Visit Hay Street for inspection.
An Irish parishioner argues with Father Tim over whether sausages are meat during Lent. The next day he returns with a load of sawdust claiming it is meat disguised as sausage. The priest remains firm, leading to a humorous exchange about what counts as meat.
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