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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
15
An ad copy touts De Wite's Antacid Powder as a cure for stomach pains from souring digestion. It claims protection from acid irritation and rapid relief, urging readers to buy now to avoid ongoing discomfort and poor digestion.
An old advertisement notes De Witts Antasid Powder as a remedy for digestion issues. The short copy promotes relief and encourages readers to try the product, highlighting its use for stomach discomfort.
The text describes continuation of a flour tax in New South Wales and Victoria with financial estimates. It notes legislation before Victorian Parliament and upcoming introduction in Western Australian Parliament. Projected collections about £900,000 up to January 2, with about £2,000,000 needed for the fiscal year to support the wheat industry.
Brigade's good save by Lretan fire brigade preserved Soldiers' Wearal Hall and the Glideaway, an oper air Dancing Noor, as turpentine wax and saw dust fueled the dance floor fire. Fireman Freman D. OReilly fought through smoke to escape, then the blaze was finally quelled. Repairs planned before Christmas, insurance covers the Gamage.
The Victorian Transport Board upheld a decision denying interstate road ferry licenses between Riverina and Melbourne. A Railways Department advocate argued the special permit was ultra vires and illegal, noting operators ran under that permit. The board ordered cessation of further operations under the disputed authorization.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an ambulance service event at a motel near Wy, referencing a president and a visit with NSA, plus mentions of a required immediate ambulance response and a public gathering with officials. The text is garbled and difficult to parse. key named entities include Mr WR Gertie, Visiting guave, and Henderson, with vague references to a meeting and a response protocol.
The Official Receiver reports that the estate of Syrian Lawler Amine Shallop, long hidden from creditors, yielded 6473 in the bank after his death in February 1984. Debts proved in 1982, and discharge granted that year, with a payout to all creditors using funds seized from the deceased. The court, presided by Mr Justice Longdnnes in Sydney, ordered the funds handed to Shallop's estate.
A local appeal advertises an ambulance fund art union offering prizes worth £65 total. It highlights two canteens of cutlery as included rewards and promotes tickets at 2d each or 2 for 1/- with a stamped addressed envelope for response. Event appears tied to the Ambulance Station at Weare.
The cyclone caused extensive losses in Culain district with property damage around £30,000 and many crops ruined. Hotel Culcairn suffered significant hits and Mr Jennies crop was wiped out. Several families evacuated with damage to homes and telecommunication lines hampered relief efforts.
A garbled report discusses Scottish market trends with higher prices for Vitara items and shifting trade dynamics. It references shortages and government concerns, noting exporters face interaction with evolving supply and demand signals. The piece mentions Glasgow and references potential policy or market responses impacting ships, shipping, and export movement.
The Commonwealth population was estimated at 6 734 771 on September 22 with 147 146 males and 2 320 285 females. The year’s gain totaled 45 819, slightly below the prior year's rise. The increase was largely offset by deaths in the third quarter, with limited migration affecting overall growth.
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