Frost's Gasoline Engine and Tarm Implements Sale
Frost's Hold Furniture and Londries announce a sale of gasoline engines and tarm implements. The event highlights house holds items and farm equipment available at Frost's store location.
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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
2
Frost's Hold Furniture and Londries announce a sale of gasoline engines and tarm implements. The event highlights house holds items and farm equipment available at Frost's store location.
Lastec and Homburg used Liberal Union meetings to attack the Verran Government over the drivers strike. They argued the government failed to protect the public and that arbitration remains slow and inadequate. They condemned the administration for allowing interference and lack of moral courage.
The report outlines rising land tax expectations in New South Wales and South Australia affecting farmers. It notes imposts tied to a Federal land tax and state burdens, with mortgage levels and rent impacts shaping revenue concerns. Local property values, mortgage terms, and tax exemptions are under scrutiny as farmers seek relief.
Mr Cornish of Adalside notifies a meeting about water supply and taxes. The annual sale of papers will be held at the library Monday at 8 p.m. Gladstone hosts meetings to discuss new arrangements and land sales. Wier Godt and Bagot Lewis advertise monthly sales. Mrs Hutchens reports a hotel change and invites patrons to visit Pipio Brest.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's, a tablet remedy claimed to act on the stomach liver and bowels. The copy references Rev Thomas Hoy and asserts wide sale and availability. The tone matches period ad language and markets the product as a general health aid.
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