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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
4
The Garden column advises using Cotoneasters Crataegus and Pyrus Japonica to soften wall lines with foliage and bright late winter flowers. It covers pruning, plant selection, and training for vertical displays, plus notes on Crataegus varieties, Japan maples, and chrysanthemum and dahlia care. It also gives vegetable garden tips on weed control, watering, and timing for potato and bean crops.
Town healer Harry Marmott announces a visit to Wel Nugion and Wel Freton district offering electrical massage for skin diseases paralysis sciatica gout and other ailments. He lists treatments including hot fog violet ray and sunray devices and claims instant relief for bedridden or rheumatic cases with free consultations.
A Christmas garden promotion from P. L. C. Shepherd & Son Ltd based in Sydney invites readers to send 5 shillings to receive parcels of garden plants and seeds. The offer includes a card with the sender’s name, a 2 shilling packet of garden products branded Pertain, and free packets of Sweet Peas Pansy Iceland Poppies Double Stocks Large Snapdragons and Delphinium plus Nasturtium. If needed, two 2 shilling 6p parcels may be supplied in smaller packets.
A good tonic benefits stock in heat, aiding laying. A 4-3 Douglasian mixture dissolves in boiling water, cools, and adds dilute mulberry Wed. Use one tablespoon per gallon of water. Provide three to four times weekly for four months. Store in a glass or earthenware vessel labeled poison.
Scout notes report welcomes for Rovers Bill Pollard and Les Barlow after a world jamboree voyage. Norromine Crew boosts activity with a naval camp and den repaint, aiming to finish a camel oven and strengthen meetings. Trangie Crew nears den completion and plans a Scout Hall project with committee funds being pursued.
The piece urges piano or other musical instruments as ideal Christmas gifts to boost home attraction and joy. It touts lasting entertainment, wholesome recreation, and wise parenting, while warning that dealings with Paling's may be unsatisfactory regardless of budget.
A nationwide sales and advertising campaign by the Old Sage Tonic Salts proprietors signals revived trade in New South Wales. The effort unites trade sectors from wholesale to transport in a notable show of cooperative industry, countering past depres sion lows and sparking public interest, though some discontent over product quality arises.
In a secluded moment at a riverside, Kitty and Tony share a brimming tension. He declares deep love and a wish to support her career on stage, while she wrestles with fear of loss and the limits of their pact. She risks a kiss yet resists crossing a line that could derail both their futures.
A vintage ad extols Powder Charmouan as the ideal beauty product from France. It markets the powder as the mark of charm and loveliness, claiming it makes you look younger and attractive, with a focus on the femininity and elegance of French artistry.
In a tense scene Tony avoids looking at Kit as he contemplates ending their tension with a kiss. He offers a cigarette, she lights it, and their exchange deepens as she vows to be more open while he urges focus on their shared path. Their kiss seals a fragile happiness and fear for the future.
A historical note on advice for young bachelors. The article lists ten commandments emphasizing temperance, courtesy, moderation, and respect for women, including inner strength, self control, and avoiding excess. It also recalls reader responses praising the motto These rules won first prize in a contest.
F Bennison is a practical watchmaker and jeweller located opposite Bowling Green on Percy Street. The notice lists his trade and address without additional details.
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