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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
2
The fragment hints at a comparison between car mechanics and cooking, noting how turning the starter activates a powerful engine. It shifts to a cryptic blend of terms, suggesting a fusion of automotive and culinary ideas without a clear narrative or identifiable facts.
Vita-Lick reports phenomenal growth due to practical research and reasonable prices backed by efficient service. The system uses formulas D for Dry feed and G for Green feed, addressing mineral deficits in Australian stock. local agent listed as George Sate.
A vintage ad claims a remedy cures chronic kidney trouble after years of suffering. It urges readers to visit a chemist and buy De Witt Kidney and Bladder Pills, promising rapid relief and suitability for all ages. The piece cites testimonials and urges immediate purchase.
Lurid ad copy explains the body fights poisons with organs like the liver kidneys and bowels. It warns of headaches dizziness foul breath and coated tongue as signs of toxin buildup and urges driving out poisons to keep the fighting organs healthy with Dr Morse Verdign Root Willy.
The Prince of Wales informs the Federal President of the NRMA that he welcomes the Better Roads movement in Australia. Reports cover road improvements, council funding, and proposed parking schemes, with mentions of wage tests for Parisian bus drivers, railway bus experiments in Sweden, and New Zealand road safety ideas.
A string of local notices relays marriages and deaths across Toorweenah and surrounding areas. Nellie Fyfe wed Mr Eyles while Nellie and Mrs Foster’s kinship links surface, highlighting Blairmount Campbeltown breeding ties. The obituaries celebrate My Rouse, a noted breeder and Australian Stud Bank steward, and mourn Mrs Margaret Loulin Duggan, a heart trouble casualty leaving eight children. Also noted is the wedding of Irene Ames Price to James Melton in Orange, with details of bridal attire and attendants. A Bathurst district tribute to the late George Honham marks community loss after a long illness.
Sunday June 17 services across Anglican Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian churches in Wellington and nearby towns. Wellington listings include SY JOITS Church of England with morning and evening services, UK Methodist Church morning mass, Baptist Church with morning and night services, Evangelist J Ridley at Dubbo and other locales, Presbyterian offerings at Wellington and Eurimbla with sermons by Rev John Smith, Rev We Bo G Meaty rector.
Before purchasing elsewhere be sure to inspect the sage stock of red cats at Pat's showrooms in Warne Brrest Wellington. Low prices and easy terms advertised.
Notice from H A Barraclough Limited Opticians at 508 George Street Sydney regarding a move to confirm vision service dates. The mangled text indicates appointment reservation details and a request to watch for a date notification.
A Regina conference on world wheat closes without immediate revolution for a global cooperative pool. Unanimous adoption of expansion to include all cooperative wholesale organizations. Next meeting likely in Australia with talks of forming an international committee of delegates to guide the new structure.
The world's wool clip in 1927 reached about 11,000,000 bales, 4 percent above the 12 percent clip, with Australia and South Africa reducing production. Widespread Japanese buying and Russia entering as a purchaser, plus new manufacturing countries absorbing raw wool, support rising prices and broader demand for woollen goods worldwide. Sydney sales will be held Tuesday, June 4th and 11th with a 4,500 bale catalogue on Monday, June 18th.
A fragmented religious entry lists daily Bible readings including Romans 6 8 and Acts 2 31 with dates in June and references to Jesus crucified and salvation. The text expresses faith in Christ’s death for sinners and a plea to believe despite uncertain times.
Australia remains the world’s leading sheep producer with 6,200,000 sheep at year end 1927 and accounts for about one third of global wool output in 1926 27. The Bruce Page government reports tax and policy measures aiding grazing, marketing, and depreciation. a Land Tax Appeal Board reduces rates. scientists tackle blowfly costs. and new commissions study transport and road schemes to support wool production and exports.
The Collis Bag Sewer patent dispute reached the Sydney Supreme Court before Justice Davison and a four member jury. Filvetricity Meter Manufacturing Co Ltd sued Collis Hay Sewer Ltd claiming £6107 for machines and breach of contracts, while the latter alleged the plaintiff supplied inadequate guidance and quality. After a protracted hearing spanning seven days with witnesses from Victoria and South Australia, the jury found for the plaintiff on £4203 and for the defendant on the counter claim for damages. judgment awarded accordingly.
The Orient Company’s liner Oxford promotes Australian passenger service with remarks by Sir Allan Anderson on April 13 urging travel to Australia seeking careers. He notes Australia’s rapid growth, young nation status, and the historic journey from Cook to the modern era, stressing investment in people and real estate wealth during droughts and labour disputes.
The church was crowded Sunday evening with officers scrambling for space as extra chairs and farmers’ seats were brought in. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Blubberfield was presented, followed by six candidates undergoing baptism led by the Rev.
A fragment reports Hunter delivering an address on conversion and Bellever’s lig, with Phillipson Junior’s stirring appeal to conscience leaving a strong impression on the congregation. A subsequent address was promised for next Sunday, noting that warm welcome is always extended to strangers, with Bodangers’ Sunday service held at Mr Joshi’s residence.
The report records prices and buyers including J. A. Miller Yvoval Myrangle Cutnock and Sage Cumnock with cattle valuations ranging to about £10 11s per head. The entries show breeding stock and dairy cows averaging around £7 0s 8d, with several bidders from Burn and surrounding towns.
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