Thorough Cure Advert in Adelaide Gazette
A questionable pitch from Adelaide residents offering a guaranteed cure for ailments with claims of testimonials after five years residency. The ad promises remuneration for witnesses who can attest to recovery and cites a price list for the medicine, with agents in Adelaide and a contact at Demtiet Adslaide. It references a Commercial Reserve Flour Mill Co at Mount Gambier.
Roller Flour Dominates South East Shows With Prizes
Roller Flour, described as PREEMINENT in the South East, again won all prizes for bread and scones at shows in Mount Gambier Millicent Penola and TanTANoola, with one exception. Oatmeal Whole and Digestive Meal are also produced at the same mill. Messrs. and Campbell are local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Gambier
Messream and
Campbell
Williams Pink Pills Endorsed by Doctors in Australia
A long advertisement extols Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for anemia, female irregularities, and general debility, citing testimonials from Dr J G Kier and B Bond among others. The prose claims lasting effects, broad cures, and urges readers to ask dealers, noting prices and postal delivery from Adelaide.
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Bourchier
London
Redfern-street
Sydney
William A
J. G. Kier
B. Bond
J.P
Redfern Street
Dr. Williams
Crown Land Amendment Act of 1808 Overview
The text outlines provisions of the Crown Land Amendment Act of 1808 and the Land Act of 1898, detailing surrender and conversion to perpetual leases. It covers eligibility to surrender existing Crown leases, conditions for submission to the Surveyor General, rent determination, and restrictions on which leases qualify, emphasizing pastoral or agricultural uses and land value considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Crown Lands
Surveyor-General
Sblain Ehaos
First
Carnival Sports Day Delights Amid Warm Afternoon
February 18 at Bekaniag offered a mixed sport program in a village paddock near the township. Despite sun and heat, a fair crowd watched events and prize winners were announced including Decorated Bicycle with Miss Violet Savage, Hoe Race won by Miss Hodge, Glow Race by Miss Ethel Wyatt, Creating Race by Mr. Backler, and other contests such as Thread the Needle won by Miss Feerheerdt and Mr. C Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Tolmer
E. Pouerueeai
M. Hodge
Institute
Leer
Gell
Gall
Robe
Kingston
Konetta Station
St. Peter's
Fairfield
Bekaniag
T. Bermingham
Mina
Prise
Mizs
Violet Savage
Miss Hodge
Ivo Banks
Ethel Wyatt
Backler
Cesta Pig
Mias E. Wyatt
Misa Fenerheerdt
C. Hodge
Tor
Profitable Dairy Farming in Mount Barker District
The Mount Barker Dairy Produce Company balance sheet shows the district’s farming profitability with about £6,500 yearly paid for milk and cream and £125 weekly to suppliers. The top supplier earns around £300 annually, while the average cow yields about £10 per year in value to its owner, based on official company records.
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Mount Barker
Direct Export of Wheat From Goroke District
The Goroke Agricultural and Pastoral Society reports the Victorian wheat shipment to London fetched 8s 4 1 8d per bushel, equating to 1s 11 3 4d at Goroke railway station. The total consignment weighed 78 pounds more than the local value, with 268 bags sent and minor weight gain.
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Wimmera
Victoria
London
Goroke Agricultural and Pastoral Society
Goroke
Frenchwomen Test On Chocolate Diet For 60 Days
An interesting test described in a historical note claims Frenchwomen lived on chocolate alone for 60 days while showing notable weight loss. The account links the diet to ancient or mythical origins and mentions meteors or shooting stars as possible spread mechanisms in early times.
Planting Trees on the Farm for Value and Pleasing Grounds
The article argues tree planting boosts farm value and appearance with minimal ongoing labor. It cautions against planting too near the house and notes well chosen trees improve wind protection, air quality, and enjoyment for people and livestock as the property matures.
Growth of the British Empire praised by Sir Robert Giffen
Sir Robert Giffen, a noted statistician, spoke before the Royal Colonial Institute praising growth under the Union Jack and Australasia, noting it advanced more than any other English portion of the Empire. Meanwhile heavy snows Across the United States caused misery with rail and sea transport crippled. The Washington food supply faltered as coal prices doubled, and New York area isolation persisted. An Oxley murder inquest in Brisbane heard Carus Wilson recount his journey and deny meeting a boy on a piebald pony as details emerged.
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Robert Giffen
Royal Colonial Institute
Australasia
United States
Washington
New York
Hill
Oxley
Brisbane
Carus Wilson
Davich
Gers
Thay Wan
Thas
Bin
Bins Maatha
Wing Che
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C. B. Keane
Gurley Station
Narral
Anoe Ud
Stunkey
J.w.elton
Blacksmith & Farrier
Horsea
Ontario
H.h.osborne Fruiterer & Confectioner
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Doren
J. Livingston
Siake
Ae Tin
Central Land Board
Rita Eka Toe
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