Debate on Colonial Goods vs Imported Prices and Public Works
The piece argues that while free trade and protection divide opinions, many justify choosing colonial articles when affordable and worthy, noting some elites buy imported goods regardless. It also covers school garden initiatives, licensing boats under the Marine Act, suffrage for female electors, and notes on postal service upgrades and public works plans in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comihe
Viciora
Ta Cenaya
Therm
Wade
Fune
Legislative Assembly
Samuel Guilait
Snd
Marine Board
Tos
Sunits
Republic
Ube
Gasviene
Evesiie
Leges
Melbourn
Wilbi
Coupain
Public Works
Bourke Street
Majey Year Heats and Chamberlain's Stomach Remedies
A fragmented note references appetite loss and discomfort at meal times tied to Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It hints at a remedy claim to aid digestion and stimulate desire for food, in a period advertising voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Network expansion for Melbourne telephone system underway
Government authorises eleven underground cables from Queen's Bridge over the Yarra to Port Melbourne and South Melbourne and invites tenders for two miles of ten wire aerial cables to improve Melbourne's telephone network. Zam-Buk praised as a first aid remedy for athletes with testimonials from Mr. W. De Glorion of Newcastle Football Club describing its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netocraee
Queen's Bridge
Yarra
Port
South Melbourne
Melbourne
Zambuk
Zam-Buk
W. de Glorion
King-street
Newcastle
N.S
Zan-Buk
Pitt-street
Sydney
Treat remedies and veterinary aids advertised in 19th century notice
A dense advertisement lists instruments for cows and teats, including safe instruments and wind blades, with prices and suppliers in Traralgon Leighton Poongabine. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as curing ailments and counteracting pneumonia, sold by LS Millan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
NEU Msta
Abeass
Chamberlain
LS Millan
Clappertas
Leighton Poongabine
Fragmented Journal Entry Reflects Personal Struggles and Recovery
The excerpt catalogs a long, disjointed narrative of illness and emotional pain. It mentions a journey through weakness and fear, with references to medical advice, personal relationships, and a gradual sense of reassurance as recovery begins.
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SAC
Law, Sumner & Co
Seed Merchants & Nurserymen
Swanston Street
Tt. H. Waite
Ceil Nages
TH. Waite Siriatize
Kirsten
Fry
Dstreads
F. & E. Grubb
Franklin Street
Traralgon
Traralgon Record
Stiffwess
Etic
Cairnbiry
Iers
Market Street
Morrie
Rowan
Lineral
Acountin's
ASE (Y Ostres Mel
Trithe
Mieur
Fleur
Fleur Mont Patent Reller
Bron
Pollard
Kerley
Asperian
Maine
York
ITA Rasawat
Racawe
Sizk
Lempurton Ef Weishis and
Vermont
Kicerens
Carmen
Wen
Pratt & Co
Aiakternctists
Mesiatec
Traraigen
FEF
BH. Grubb
Fearon
Ae Jaina
Voli
Maiver
Rand Wits
Sema
Eyanie
Mornald
Aegivet
Pasliie
Sar
Clements Tamir
Tomis
Eonidl Stross
Goleta
Ces
Alvin Hetee
Reform
Blue House
Tion
Wmn. Macdonald
Stent
Nineis
Oshorne Farm
Imele
John Beadle
Machomweyer
Vances & Fire
Neacd Givi Ay
Jones
Lowa
Goi
Cubis
Vin