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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
5
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A reader recounts a call from London for immediate aid to Jewish orphans in Ukraine. The cable urges New Zealand and Australia to donate via the Wallington Hebrew Congregation funds, noting humanitarian duty beyond creed or nationality.
A Colonial page urges readers to send sixpence to the Fund, claiming thousands could be raised. It notes ships could pass through Port Said if homes here were provided for refugees and reminds that England has never closed its doors to the distressed and refugies.
The Portulaca is praised for summer and autumn color and drought tolerance with both double and single varieties and a wide range of tints. Instructions cover sowing, cuttings, transplanting, and spacing in borders. The article mentions Globe Amaranthus, its hardiness, and suggests sowing many annuals and greens for the season in Australian gardens.
The New South Wales Agricultural Bureau expands suburban crop contests to teach children agriculture. Since 1922, 137 then 154 entrants competed in beans carrots and spinach, with prizes paid into savings accounts. Seed and fertiliser are provided, judges assess quality, and the top produce is auctioned for hospital funds.
The essay extols soil science, citing Sir John Hamilton on the unseen life in soil and the plant’s conversion of sunlight into energy. It argues agricultural science should illuminate the romance and mystery of farming spaces, enriching country life with understanding.
Fragmented text covers medical testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills and a political session on Railways Bill. It mentions Mr James Murphy Wellington and Dean's Kidney Pills, noting cure claims and price details. Also reports amendments and salary discussions affecting the Chief Commissioner with vote tallies.
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