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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1935
Page
5
D J Bono optometrist in London announces next visit at Orange on Thursday February 6. Appointments may be arranged through Murphy's Music Store or Griffiths Pharmacy consulting rooms at the Royal Hotel.
Mrs J H recalls severe rheumatism in her arms and hands that left her unable to perform housework or sew a button. After three weeks on Kruschen Salts she reports sleeping soundly, reduced pain, and renewed use, with ingredients claimed to dissolve uric acid crystals and aid natural expulsion.
A Sydney advertisement touts Doan's Ointment as a cure for piles or hemorrhoids. It cites relief from itch, pain, and bleeding and claims success in eczema, with testimonials from Mia Craw of Leichhardt and Mrs. Craw six years after treatment. Doan's Ointment is sold by chemists and storekeepers, Poster McClellan Co. Proprietors, 15 Hamilton Street, Sydney.
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile reports a 4963 bale sale closing December 18 with strong demand for well grown wools from New England and Yass while line quality and length varied. Killen/Mudgee and other consignments noted, second half begins January 6 with 4859 bales catalogued and continued robust trade.
Leeds Bros Ltd report on December 9 1936 sales at Orange saleyards detailing cattle and sheep runs. Cattle over 900 head, mixed quality with light supply of prime and good stock. fats strong, stores prevalent. bulls to £11, steers £9 11 0, cows £7 16 0, heifers £6 16 0, stores £5 6 0. Sheep over 15 000 forward, prime scarce, bulk stored. best ewes 13 10, lambs 20 10, store wethers 12 10, store ewes 14 10. Pigs steady with baconers to £2 17 0, porkers 35 0, slips 18 0, suckers 12 6. Market firm with good clearance under favorable conditions.
A seaside remedy fills pages warning readers that sunburn can ruin holidays. The ad urges using Creme Charmosan before and after sun exposure, claiming it protects skin from burning and preserves youth and beauty. It recommends keeping a large jar in the room and a tube in the beach bag for constant protection.
An old time advertisement touts Creme Charmosan claimed to protect skin from sunburn. It promotes large jars priced at 2/6 and hand bag tubes at 1/-. Sold everywhere, branding the product as famous for the skin.
The National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Ltd reports for the year ended 30 September 1945 a new business total of £10,137,226, up £1,017,719 from the prior year. It says it is the largest mutual life office in Australasia handling ordinary business with policyholders receiving all profits. Total assured sum exceeds £108,000,000 and funds surpass £39,000. Local agent: Megers A Wilkins & Co.
Weekly district update notes weather shifts from northwest thunder to a cold hurricane, wheat harvest begun with Sullivan and Dowd expected to finish soon. 10 000 bags may yield a fair cheque. wheat travels to Wellington by motor lorry five loads daily. MacLonochie buys a hay press for lucerne, sparrows and starlings pest fruit gardens, last budget for 1935 includes Wellington Times greetings.
Neurea Q C passes celebrate Masters Reg and Greg Owens of Oakville who earned Q C passes. They travel 55 miles to Baker's Swamp school where teacher Mr Dicker calls them the brightest scholars. Neuren cricketers win big scores as Jack Owens, a noted all rounder and wicket keeper, is absent lately.
The sale proceeded successfully with the highest bid of 262d achieved for 65 bales AAAE. Strong demand and steady bidding marked the auction, signaling favorable market appetite for the lot.
Wellington shows a sharp rainfall shortfall this year with 1960 points total, about four inches under the long term average. Through October only 30 points fell this month versus 220 points last year, while the year’s total mirrors 1929’s low. Despite dry spells, wheat yields were strong, helped by a 3 inch rain on October 20, and farmers hope for further soaking rains.
Randwick held multiple races with Fashion Star, Bonnie Legion and Golden Chance among winners. Moonee Valley saw Seymour and Gay Brunette triumphs in hurdle and juvenile events while Wales edged the All Blacks 13 to 12 in rugby. Vice Royal emerges as a potential Summer Cup favorite after Randwick result.
The separator operation and thorough cleansing influence cream quality. Do not leave the separator overnight unassembled. All utensils and parts in contact with milk must be washed, boiled, and drained. Wiping with a cloth after scalding invites contamination. Keep floors, surroundings, and drains clean. A leaflet on separator operation is available from the Department of Agriculture in Sydney.
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