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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
4
A dated note describes a person recommending Cuticura to a friend for skin and venereal issues. The writer mentions using the product and relays a doctor’s opinion, with street names and a July 3 1907 reference, noting the care and social context of medical remedies.
A correspondent argues that New South Wales relies on the land and irrigation to build wealth. He contends the nation is young, with hardy yeomen and a wary view of foreigners, praises government reform and land laws, and notes irrigation schemes boost agriculture. The piece highlights wool export strength and aims to unite wool centres for market stability.
The Town Hall will host a new Court of Petty Sessions at Hunter's Hill with an acting clerk. Excavations for the courthouse police quarters and lock-up, costing about £2405, are well advanced on Church Street near the Pig Tree Hotel. J Park and Son of Gladaville Forman hold the contract as work begins in September.
Obscure ad copy notes cheap daily feeds and a “Singer's Lax-Producer” for hens. It lists packets priced 1 shilling and 1 shilling 8 pence from Anthony Hordern & Son and Lasseter & Co, with other agents and a poultry book offer. Also mentions Chillie Best Summer Drink Invigo rating as non intoxicating.
A Dunedin court heard a maintenance application involving a middle aged woman and family entanglements. The son Tomas Hector McCaughan, 21, married a widow with a son, creating complex ties to the complainant and her former husband. The court examined the nature of these relationships and possible duties arising from them.
A fragment describes a cooling product claiming instant relief from heat and odor using potash crystals. It warns about dangerous substitutes and notes the product is sold by chemists and firms across the British Empire.
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