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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
4
The Premier Mr Dunstan presented the rural rehabilitation bill to Parliament last week outlining the £750,000 Federal grant and the state's matching contribution. He noted a mortgage corporation is under consideration and the clause discussion was postponed to next Tuesday.
An article by 4. W. Robison discusses climber and rambler roses, pruning methods, and how to train climbers as pillars or against posts. It also touches on farming relief, debt adjustments, and agricultural policy, plus garden tips on manure and crop planning.
T Moynihan a Mooroopna horse dealer sues F Lee of Numurkah for £22 10/ in a case continued at Shepparton Court before Mr E Williams P M over a disputed sale of two horses. Witnesses described inspecting horses, alleged misrepresentation, and refunds discussions, including the sale of a sick horse and a three year old colt for £28, with later claims of a dead horse and discrepancies in remains. The case features testimonies about refunds, replacements, and the terms agreed by Moynihan and Lee, with legal costs and settlement attempts noted.
The Rev Canon E J Rogers of Deniquin issues a pastoral address addressing misunderstanding about the church and clergy in burials and marriages. He notes that questions arise over the church's place and duties, urging clear understanding of roles.
A reader shares a home recipe to treat coughs and colds at lower cost. By adding two shillings worth of concentrated HEENZO to sweetened water, the mixture allegedly yields about one pound's worth of remedies for coughs bronchitis influenza and related illnesses for both adults and children.
Members of the City Pickwick Club met at the George and Vulture in London where Alfred Noyes drew attention to the city’s lack of a memorial for Dic. The remark underscored a perceived gap in commemorations within the capital.
Church notices list services across denominations with times at Numurkah Cobram Wanghou Strathmerton and nearby towns. Ministers named include Rev Smith Rev Taylor Rev Sunderland Rev Hemingway and local lay leaders.
The Duke of Gloucester praised empire travel after his seven month tour of the empire including England, Melbourne, Australia, New Zealand, Ceylon, Fiji, Western Samoa, and the Bahamas. He urged equal fare for travelers and highlighted loyalty and hospitality across nations, noting regret that some tours were halted by costs.
A historical notice details a patent remedy called Woods Great Pepperatint Cure, advertised as a universal cough and cold treatment. The item outlines claimed benefits and instructions for use, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine marketing.
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