Sign of Danger in Headache Prevention Debate
In this discussion on the health bill, the Pharmaceutical Society of New South Wales and the Federated Pharmaceutical Service Guild of Australia argue about alarm over headaches and over a national approach to prevention. Minister Weaver advocates prevention to cut public health costs and stresses consulting chemists for early diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharmaceutical Sociuty of
New South Wales
Federated Pharmaceutical Service Guild of Australia
NAW
Letters Do Not Endorse Opinions Of Correspondents
A note clarifies that the paper does not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents. The statement emphasizes that the views are those of the writers and not the publication, signaling editorial separation from reader submissions.
Wellington sewerage concerns raise ratepayer questions
A Wellington reader disputes a Wallington Times report on sewerage plans. The letter criticizes lack of detail about the project and its debt increase from 2,000 to 100,000 pounds, asks how the higher rates will be funded, and urges clear public information before rates rise. The writer notes many ratepayers already struggle with current charges and warns against added burden.
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Wellington
Wallington Times
Aki
Walker
Bolangors
Burrendong Dam Visit Plans With Macquarie River Committee
Local notes reveal a letter revived by Geo Wilwa MiL A indicating Macquarie River Committee members will visit Wellington toward month end to discuss water conservation and the Burrendong Dam project. Meeting details, witnesses, and public input arrangements are outlined, with emphasis on timely coordination before the visit and public attendance to influence policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macquarie Rives
Geo
Wilwa
Mil.a
Macquarie Klee
Wellington
Public Works
Rhae Lily
Premi¢n
J. H. Truman
Population Figures From Early Census Report
Preliminary census returns show the Commonwealth population at 6 019 050 with state totals including New South Wales 2 600 211 Victoria 7 818 010 Queensland 942 024 South Australia 1 140 798 Western Australia 437 110 Northern Territory 4 00 Capital Territory details incomplete and not expected to change outcomes.
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Queensland
Northern Territory
Commonwealth
States
Territories
New South Wales
Victoria
Jurensland
South Australia
West Australia
Wolaroi College forms advisory committee for agricultural studies
Wolaroi College convened an advisory committee on Monday involving Messrs Glason, Smith, Hicks, Rosoteague, Conner, Harris, and Lehfeldt to advance rural subjects. Twenty two students attend, with planned practical work in ploughing, dairy, poultry, wool, and bee keeping. An official visit to Bathurst Experimental Farm is invited, and congratulations are sent to J W Eade for world wheat success.
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Wolaroi College
Allege
Mr. Staley Brown
Mensis W
R. Glason
Gamboola
Molong
L. Mac Smith
Doree
G. F. Boyer
Lehfeldt
Middleton
G. Brown
Patton
A. A. Tonking
MLA
W. BR. Glaston
Bay
L. Mae Smith
Eeq
Sand Ifa
Wolsroi
Materen
Thei
Eade
Volarti
W. Bale
Wellington Rainfall Chronicle Column
A fragmented OCR record lists rainfall data across months and years for Wellington. It includes numbers and abbreviations, referencing months January through December and multiple years. The readable text centers on rainfall measurements, totals, and comparative figures.
How War Started an Industry in the 18th Century
The piece recounts British and French maneuvers near Quebec under Generals Waite Wolfe and Montcalm, describing sieges and river crossings. It shifts to a note on vinegar production, detailing Magland imports, a Starport loss, and Holbrook’s foundation of a pure malt vinegar business in Australia using English methods.
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England
France
Canmily
Waite
Grat St. Lawrence
Quebec
Montcalm
Wolfe
Amull Faye
Niseht Cine
Crseral Wolfe
Amd
Holbrook
Australia
Orley
On the Land Prices and Supplies for Sheep and Lambs
Report notes demand for Bomebush sheep and lambs Thursday with prices changing for other species. Supplies cited at 21,000 head. average 227. Market facts attributed to Mtr. Ble Salter Watline on and Winehcombes Darean Ttd.
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Thurwlay
Priges
Salter
Watlineon
Tor
Winehcombes
Darean
Wool Market Rumblings and American Buying Spur
The Sydney wool market shows a shale easing amid dollar manipulation fears and speculative American demand. July sales total around 10 000 bales in Sydney, with prices fluctuating as buyers seek offshore stocks while New Zealand lenders anticipate steadier values and Bradford markets remain quiet.
Help required at Founer of the Far West Children’s Health Scheme meeting
At the Founer of the Far West Children’s Health Scheme office in Sydney on August 2, officials disclosed £1600 raised for a new building fund but only a three weeks supply of funds available for general accounts. The council approved the financial position amid 4 children in Sydney under treatment and more to be brought in, while Drummond reported 4000 miles travelled in five weeks and several cages ready for transport. Cases include skin disease mastoid dislocation eye shrinkage requiring removal rheumatic hearts and other operations. Five cases have been admitted. others await funds. Sister Brooks, leader of the Far West Travelling Baby Health Centre, completed her fifteenth tour averaging four hundred patients per two months. Landing grounds and aerial medical service expansion were planned to reach remote areas.
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Far West Children's Health
Offce
Castlereagh
Sydney
A General Ac
Drummond
Trapeaule
Brooks
Haby —Tealth Centre
Habien
Ylann
Hume
Far West Children's Health Scheme
Wool Trade Forecast As New Season Opens
The article notes that rivals will not be affected by current gaps while loggers remain fully representative for the new season. It predicts wool from this point forward will arrive in greater volume as operations resume and supply increases.
Orange stock market shows lighter yarding in week
Heavy snow delayed consignments for the weekly sale at Grangs saleyard on Thursday. Cattle yardings were about 200 head. demand improved for better classes but fat cattle remained pricey. Sheep yarding near 6000 with prime quality steady. hoggets and ewes sold well. Special prices included extra fine wethers to 22/10 and ewes to 20/10.
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Leees Bro. Ltd
Qrangs
Unclear Economic Debate Shapes Wheat and Butter Policy
Fragmentary report highlights debate over wheat restrictions and price policy in Victoria and New South Wales. Mentions potential measures, government hesitation, and impacts on butter markets and Northern Coast goods as trade talks unfold. Names and places include Victoria, New South Wales, Sydney, and London influenced discussions.
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Hay Leer
Wales
Prynties and Mininer
N.S. Waits
Victoria
London
Teading Alps
Aly
Butter Board
Victorien Tan
Victoriam
Thay
Née
Hermanert
Sydney
N.S
Hood Vane
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Weaver
N.E.W
Wr. Weaver
Vesta
Vesta Batteries
Alao
Howland
Burrendong Dam
Amnar
Polley
Country Party
Teiete Forthenays
Alsdrick
Proke Bros. Amiratia
Gay Ay
Sun Ho
Goa
Tom Some
Abu Ab
Agaie Gay
Ate Wa
Aye
Blag G Azn
Liu Gay
Bod Say
Ery Ibaa
Yang
Gan
Azn
Ofagd
Bae Agim
Iogy
TNT
Boh
Ats
Mui
LAN
Drasva
Thay Ail Orm
Lion
Beilih
Sydney Wool Market
Mering
Elaine
Uhdrishman Sai
Goldsbrough
Mort md Co. Ltd
Mointy
U.S.A
Bradford
Alio Mo
South Africa
America
To-Tay
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile, Aveney Co., Ltd
Hax
Mill Centre
Yorkshire
Augart Bank Notoday
Far West Children
Orange Stock Market
Fongleese Anima Crescent
Shearing
Cates, Combs Also
Oer” Coalso “‘Cooper and Cutters
Wilkins & Tprlones, B
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