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Newspaper
Tenterfield Courier And District Advocate
Location
Tenterfield, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
4
A discussion on irrigation's importance and conserving water explains how proper water use sustains agriculture and urban needs. It notes economic benefits for investors and the role of engineers in managing supply, stressing timely watering for crops, trees, and communities.
The scanned text records a newly appointed inspector under the PP Ab 1915, various grants and levies in Wilson's Downfall district, executed executions involving John Williams and W. Plosuig, and a long excerpt detailing the Fruit Cases Act 1913 specifications for fruit case capacities. It references specific parish names, dates, and quantities, including sale notices and measurement standards for fruits and containers.
A vintage advertisement promises restoration of youth through a permanent treatment. Sold by Marie Vatu Lratekel and 178 Castlereagh Street Sydney, the tonic claims to reverse gray hair, brighten skin, and turn back aging signs. Order by mail or in person with shade preferences and price 10/8 plus postage.
A correspondent argues national temperance would reduce alcohol waste and debt, boost wages, lower immigrants' intake, and improve industrial power. The piece asserts Australia would save public costs, growth rise, and poverty fall by eliminating intoxicants and its social harms.
The text appears as broken phrases with misread names and stray words. It resembles a damaged newspaper snippet lacking clear events, entities, or connections suitable for a full summary.
George Brauer has purchased Die Fred. Deweden's butchering business and reduced prices across the board. The new pricing list shows lower rates for beef and related cuts, with an emphasis on practicality and accessibility for customers in the area.
A Chronie Ghost reports cowplaints amid Worlls Great Foryenaint Cure dated January sixth. The item notes local reactions and ongoing efforts to address the condition with the cure.
The ad promotes Down's Buckache Kidney Pills as a universal cure for backache and kidney problems. It features user testimonials, pricing in shillings, and a Sydney-based distributor offering the product.
The article reports a Tuesday seizure of items from Prown and Donohoe nympifagturing jewellers Busbey after a holiday period. Police recovered jewellery and various articles valued at about L600. Children’s cough syrups and Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure are also noted in the muddled text.
Dissolution of a partnership at the Uligh Street business is announced. All debts owed to the partnership must be settled within 12 days of date. W. J. Pearce and H. Norrie sign the notice dated 12th April. Pearce intends to carry on the business solo.
An unclear fragment describes The Grown Hotel Urbenville and a disrupted business scene. References to Von Tarten and Upheminle suggest a local beverage or railway context with mentions of trains, paddocks, and liquor restrictions. Limited legible entities include Urbenville and The Grown Hotel.
In a fragmented notice, E. W. Lauff & Son advertise Glen Innes Nursery products including ornamental shrubs, hedges, and plants. The terse data mentions taser related items and broad descriptive claims about quantities and prices, with misread terms scattered throughout.
T O Leary Livery Stables is described with unclear phrases and garbled text about transportation and services. The fragment mentions Bulversaivent, Huilyay, town trips, cabs, and buildings, but key details are unreadable. This item appears as an interrupted historical notice with no clear dates or outcomes.
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