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Newspaper
Tenterfield Courier And District Advocate
Location
Tenterfield, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
4
An item notes ladies and fraterists in distinctive attire, mentioning costuming designs and prices in a period style. The fragment hints at SKERTS for COSTES with figures like 82 2s and a fret of £5 Bs, reflecting a fashion or costume listing from a past issue.
A Sydney daily analysis examines the governments statistician's climate influencing import needs for white grain and corn, noting a 4,490,000 bushel shortfall and the 7,504,000 bushel three year crop gap. It discusses how exports from South Africa and other regions affect prices, with local growers resisting overseas grain while Queensland market forces shape NSW's import outlook and grain pricing.
An advertisement offers Marie Parmaanang Laie Stain to restore gray hair to its original color, claiming a marvellous, everlasting effect. It promises to darken hair, restore vitality, and provide a vivid shine, with pricing and ordering details for delivery locations.
Fragmented report recounts injuries at industrial sites and farms with claims of ZamBukie cream easing burns and wounds. Multiple witness fragments describe tar burns, leg injuries, and lengthy healing while praising ZamBukie potions as protective and curative.
Ly Tan Minndng died Friday near Dundee after a long illness. The obituary notes a life split between Rescue Ranger’s Valley and Dundee district, with 11 descendants, including husband Mr. William Kintuo and children Mrs. Latena Bargen and Adolph Bargen. Survived by a brother Wilkow Wolters and sister Mrs W Foun. Funeral held Sunday afternoon at Dundee cemetery.
Sir Ton Hamilton reports on military forces and the need to retain command to deter invasion. Australian opinion largely backs Senator Milles on a firm Pacific line, arguing Britain should seek help from the United States rather than rely on Japan or imperial aims.
The fragmentary text mentions a drumbeat style event titled Woodls Grenta Poppurmint Chis with a date of January 6. Limited readable names and location clues are present, but the record remains incomplete.
The Crown Hotel in Urbenville started business offering excellent accommodation and convenient travel access. It provides good stabling and produces only the best stock of liquors.
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