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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
7
Daily readings sequence from Isaiah John and Psalms linked to devotionals. It recalls Jesus standing in Pilate's hall and asks readers what they will do with Jesus, urging personal choice and reflection. The vignette uses dated entries and a call to worship and obey.
A letter signed by all Anglican Bishops in New South Wales to their dioceses discusses the Eucharistic Congress in Sydney. It warns of opposition to carrying the Host through city streets during the Roman Catholic event and urges bishops to avoid actions that could inflame tensions in their towns.
An advertisement urges relief from headaches by a colon cleansing method. It claims autoxima results from waste buildup in the colon, and presents Coloseptic as a non drug treatment with components to start gentle movement and liquefy adhesions. It invites readers to order via Fremont Natural Products, Ltd. in Sydney.
The document urges尊 to avoid inflaming sectarian hatred and uphold religious liberty. It favors constructive Catholic teaching by Anglican clergy and discourages distributing pamphlets from the Council of Churches. Clergy are trusted to teach the faith wisely within their parishes and schools.
A letter signed by John Charles and multiple regional pastors from Sydney Merrick Newcastle Lowa Goulburn John W Grafton Reg Inull Riverina Morace Bathurst warns against actions seen as prejudice or intolerance toward any part of the Church of God. The signatories urge unity in doctrine and practice while promoting respectful dialogue within the faith.
A horticultural note on mignonette from Reseda family detailing its origin in North Africa and Europe, cultivation as annual or perennial, transplanting and potting methods, soil and climate needs, and varieties with fragrance. Also lists several Australian onion varieties including Large Flat Red Madeira and many others suitable for sowing and growth in warm climates.
A Molong letter to the Malong Express laments historical misprints in a Souvenir and argues that local omissions and railroad battles shaped Molong’s fate. It details past electoral boundaries, land grants, and the influence of rail access on growth, noting key figures like A. T. Kerr I. L. Nelson and J S Smith and stressing liberal land laws changing the town’s fortunes.
A Railway Commissioners statement defends freight costs while Graziers Association president Mr Tout disputes the claim that freight burdens have been effectively answered. The issue highlights a wool price rise and rail rate increases as part of broader production cost growth.
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The letter argues rail freights on fat and store sheep rose while prices to farmers stayed flat or dropped. It urges a full review of railway policy and administration, proposing charging development line costs to general revenue to cut country freights and fares and boost primary production and wealth.
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