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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1936
Page
13
A fragmentary home cooking passage outlines bacon related dishes and liver sausage ideas. It mentions boiling pork fat, making a liver sausage mix, and flavoring with pepper. The text includes scattered notes on preparation, saltiness, and serving hints with references to beef and meat items.
A long, garbled cooking note describes using Wagga Lily Flour to bake a savory dish with steak onions tomatoes and bacon. It references making petite chips, a tomato garnish, and a cheese topping, then baking for a few minutes. Instructions mention a gravy finish and serving warm with a tomato accent.
Valley council debated hospital funding and a proposed patient aid program. Details covered staff roles, ward supplies, and the cost to run the Minnieina facility, including subsidies, donations, and monthly discharges. The secretary noted accounting and proposed continued support.
Warka based advertises sulkies and gear with rubber tyres fitted by H. E. Anderson & Co on Gurwood Street.
The hospital committee in Wagga discusses adjusting patient charges to 4 or 6 percent while planning repairs in old quarters. They proposed half the cost of an ironing machine, a kitchen block upgrade, and appointing a district nurse to attend to outpatients to ease resident duties.
A report outlines hospital awards for nurses including room and board, stipends and certificates, as issued by Mi dust Webb. It details weekly stipends for general trainees, board provisions, and allowances for matrons, sisters, and trainees, with specific figures and durations.
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