Timber mill at Dripstone and private hospital opens
A timber mill at Dripstone is described as started with undressed pine time. George Althofer and nurse Mears are mentioned with a private hospital opened by A T N A in Warne Street Wellington. Notices warn trespassers and trappers at Glenrock paddocks Neurea Estate and Neurea Estate will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dripstone
Mears
A.T.N.A
Warne Street
Wellington
Glenrock
Neurea
A. E. Fuller
Peter Yee Lee
George Street
Sydney
Melbourne
Australia
Club House Hotel
Free Ice Allowance Deal Announced by Vendors and The Freezing Co
From Messrs Pepper and Thomas and others a free ice allowance worth 10 percent of chest cost will be provided jointly by the Vendor and The Country Freezing Co (1924) Ltd. The named parties include Mon Fann Charles Hunt A J Mc Millan L Nolan and Rushby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Pepper & Thomas
Mon Fann
Charles Hunt
A. J. McMillan
L. Nolan
2. Rushby
Country Freesing Co (1924) Ltd
Sto
Country Freezing Co., (1924) Ltd
Grasshopper plague advice urges immediate action in Bathurst
Government Entomologist Mr. W M Gurney warns the Bathurst region faces a potential grasshopper outbreak. He urges rapid, coordinated spraying of small, massed young hoppers within weeks to prevent winged swarms from spreading. Recommendations cover arsenite of soda spray, bait mixes, and forming local committees to start work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Gurney
Bathurst
Agricultural Department
Gurney
Bathurst “Times
Brewongle
America
Unusual Cartridge Accident and River Drownings Reported
A series of dramatic incidents is recorded including Mrs. R. Copelin injured by a live cartridge in Kandos after sweeping rubbish into a fireplace. A double drowning near Casino involved Ena Whitehead and Alfred Caisley while fishing, with Caisley dead and Ena not recovered. Additional stories recount Rev. P. W. Pearson's trek to Gwabegar after a rainstorm, a Parramatta River drowning of 16 year old Douglas Patterson, and a skull injury to a boy named McClue from a horse kick near Tooloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Copelin
Kandos
Casino
Ena Whitehead
Alfred Caisley
Caisley
Parramatta
Douglas Patterson
Zetland
Colin Fisher
McClue
Tooloon
Miss Fisher
Brundee
Coonamble
Sunflowers and Clarendon Market Tomato Varieties
The article surveys Helianthus species grown in the United States and abroad, detailing Miniature, Globe-Flowered, Dwarf Double, and Sunflower Red Hybrids. It notes growth habits, flower sizes up to 8 inches, and ornamental uses, plus an 1910 red-hybrid discovery and prospects for varied color traits. It also mentions Clarendon Market Tomato as a good autumn sowing option for market gardeners and private growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Minnesota
Texas
Peru
Mexico
Venus
America
Clarendon Market
Widows Pension Bill Introduced in Parliament
The Widows Pension Bill proposes a weekly pension of £1 for widows and 10s a week for each child under fourteen. If a widow earns more than £78 a year, the pension is reduced proportionally, with house rent up to 20 shillings considered in the assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.W
New Zealand
Africa
Pacific Islands
Health in a Tea Cup Promises Invigorating Brew
A newspaper item notes Doctor W Gordon Stable praising a tea branded as SIP. The piece urges readers to try the amber colored drink for health benefits and to observe its invigorating effect before meals. Grocers promote SIP with coupon incentives, and readers express curiosity about trying it earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gordon Stable
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. P. Wall
Maughan Street
R. Love
George Althofer
Harry A. Taylor
Gillinghall
Nanima
Perenne Rk
C. B. Barton
Mme. L. Crausaz
St. Austell
Thornton-st
J. W. Gollan
Bank Street
Reo
Vulcan
Wilson Bros
General Motor Carriers
Gisborne ST
Western Freezing CO
Railway
Western Freezing Works
A. I Devine
the Country Freezing CO
R. Robinson
P. W. Pearson
Coonabarabran
Gwabegar
Pearson
Gwabegar Hotel
Mr. Lord
Mr. Pearson
Patterson
Linfield
Wellington Times
C. J. Shakespeare
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