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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1934
Page
5
A speaker argues that automation brings progress not doom, citing the cotton and wheat industries and the motor car as proof. He warns against retreat to self-sufficiency, urging broader invention and planning to create jobs, spread across new industries and services for general good.
In a surreal chat the Hatter and others discuss inflation tariffs and debt. They argue high machinery suppresses wages, tariffs choke trade, and international debts shift from gold to goods. They note fear of war and the League treaties, while assigning blame and seeking solutions.
Fragmentary prose describes a wedding scene with Lil dreaming aloud that music will be played for her. It mentions Creme Churmosan, youth, age-softening TV charm, and cosmetics products, with fragmented product names and half-formed thoughts on beauty and time.
In a sunlit glen above Hopeton House, the narrator and Betty debate a cipher tied to a “little pictures” puzzle. He maps landmarks from memory while recounting past scenes, seeking direction to Blackdykex as Betty questions the logic of his inquiries. The mood blends romance with mystery as they hover between promise and delay.
Numerous free service operations offered include front wheel alignment testing, tyre pressure checks with free air supply, and inspections of engine sump gear box and rear axle with battery testing. Lubricants noted.
Country hotels face urgent calls for sanitation upgrades. NIGMLA vice president C Watson urges Hotel Licensing Board to consider septic systems where feasible, amid complaints raised by Commercial Travellers Association about objectionable features at rural hotels.
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