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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
6
Agricultural notes under Minister J Trafie warn farmers facing drought about fodder and water shortages. Reports from New South Wales show hay and straw losses, rising fodder costs, and debates on storage, silage, and predicted prices. Authorities discuss drought responses, grazing, and support measures for pasture conservation.
A garbled 19th century note outlines proposed charges and rates for grain stock preservation and livestock feed. It mentions a railway commissioner and terms like ordinary rate, fifty percent rebates, and staged charges for carloads and grain. The text is incomplete and technical, with references to June and future adjustments.
W Pewacek of Bathurst Experimental Farm reports May yields show 275 points registered since January 6 with five months drought impacting rainfall. He notes rain would aid germination, water supply, and crop development, with varied effects on wheat, oats, potatoes, and vegetables, and emphasizes possible good crops if rains come and timing aligns with maturing varieties.
Sir George Wei argues loyalty to Britain and empire as New South Wales and Victoria receive the two dominant volume written constitutions. The acts confer broad powers to colonies, with few safeguards, and grievances against the motherland fade as colonies gain autonomy and self rule.
A historical piece reflects on gradual steps toward self rule and the creation of an independent republic. It notes Imperial Government recognition of Australian desires for self governance and the inclusion of dominions in imperial councils, while praising Australia’s relative stability and lack of racial feuds amid speculation about eventual independence.
A state treasurer and railway officials dispute a proposed 1 per day wage rise for the railway permanent department. The Chief Commissioner and Industrial Arbitration Act provisions are cited as guiding the plan. Critics question its scope and cost, noting about £200,000 extra capacity and potential service impact.
The Australian team faced England with mixed results in a triangular test series. Nottinghamshire led by six wickets, while McCartney and Whitty stood out as key bowlers. Attention focused on Pateman and the Australian readiness for the June 24 clash as experts noted improved morale and form.
An April 23 account from The Kyouing World recalls Father Byron aiding Titanic survivors aboard the ship’s lifeboat amid the sinking. He delivered sermons in English French German and Hungarian and helped women and children reach safety while a quiet wave of prayers rose from the survivors.
A historical piece urges mothers to properly tend to infants teeth, noting milk teeth require careful brushing, avoiding hard foods, and early habits to prevent decay. It emphasizes daily brushing with paste, routine bedtime cleaning, and the long-term digestion links to dental health, while contrasting modern diet and tooth care.
Fr. Enter County Boglind stood as officiant for the groom's ceremony. Mion Ruspeil and Mr. Byles urged hope that Father Byles had survived as all Carpathia passengers arrived. They then returned to Russell residence No.119 Paritie Street and signaled through Aerophone and telegram to recall many invitations.
The fragment promotes a light-running oil product from the Southern Wrote oils firm claiming high performance for “nive montha.” It markets a windmill oiling solution, claims water oiling compatibility, and guarantees best value with a low price, inviting readers to obtain a quote to save money.
Fragmented OCR listing postal routes and caravan-like timetables across towns such as Wellington, Mudgee, Dubbo, Yeoval, and Goolgowan. Includes departure and arrival times, days of operation, and transfer points with numerous times and place names scattered throughout.
Fragmentary schedule notes indicate a passenger train from Wallington to Wellington departing 005 p.m and arriving Wellington Tram with a second service to Sydney, plus a mail train from Wallington at 7.58. Details are incomplete and partially garbled.
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