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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
8
The writer argues the council should assume sanitation duties rather than shift to contractors, warning of wage disputes and divided authority. He notes changes in Australian politics post elections, praises modern methods over past cruelties, and defends the English language as eclectic and richly evolving.
A damaged OCR text debates language origins citing Max Muller and scholars from Oxford. It contrasts English, Teutonic, and other languages, noting perceptions of adaptability, universality, and the value of historical philology.
The New York Board of Wealth bans any further inoculation of consumptive patients with the Friedmann serum until full data on the required fees and preparation details are reviewed. The Lands Department offers 283 000 acres for settlement in the Hay market area. Mr McQuwen writes he will perform a public event on June 28 to lay the foundation stone of New Saint Toll’s Church at Redfern and likely tender his resignation on June 5.
The report covers a wide mix of society, court, and public matters. It notes a divorce-separation suit in Bruaiele involving the Duke and Duchess of Orleans, remarks on Ulster Home Rule opposition plots in England, a shipyard and industrial lease hearing in Lomwton, a Bathurst engineer’s illness, and a libel case involving Mr Carmichael and a Protestant demonstration speech.
Sydney Feoduce reports a strong market for all deseries with prices near last rates. Wool, hides, skins, tallow, and calves show firm demand and varied quotational ranges. kangaroo, wallaby, and rabbit skins command distinct yardages and prime lots remain in best demand.
At Moday the shoep market remained firm with last day rates largely unchanged. Wethers sold around 2600 with Merino wethers showing steady demand and lambs trading higher. many descriptions were forward and quality varied. Fat beef prices rose notably, other categories stayed firm with a generally robust trade overall.
The document lists wage schedules for rural workers across agricultural trades. Digger men to millers are paid per week with varied rates, plus overtime rules. Details cover milkers, binders, harvest hands, ploughmen, truckers, and factory tasks with daily, weekly, and overtime rates. board or lodging often included. notes flag misprints and adjust terms for outed term hands in agriculture.
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