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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
10
Football notes describe Wellington and Bathurst open play strength, injuries, and player form. Highlights include Wallington's hard work, Maynes drive, and McCormick and Hickey shining for Wellington. Mentions Mudgee, Bodangora, Rovers, Parkes, Coonamble results, and union football aims.
The article extols using medicines to maintain health and prevent sickness, urging regular care and prevention. It mentions insurance against illness and accident, cautions against outbreaks, and discusses a preparation named More's Indian Boat Pill, framed as a remedy with asserted powers, promoting overall wellbeing.
The Wellington Rugby Football League held a Monday night meeting at the School of Arts with strong committee turnout. President Davey Walc ker chaired as Mudgee League announced a visit on Sunday June 18 for a return match. Plans set for the M.M. Cup and NSW Rugby League rule books. Reserve grade draws listed Dripstone vs Warahs Dripstone, Stuart Town vs Gourle, Stovers vs Bodungora at Wellington. Referees Hy Holler warned for future field misconduct. Poole to referee Mudgee match, Pulbrook for the Dripstone reserve game. Ambushance and Geurie Club knockout on July 2. no other reserve matches that date.
Popular sportsman Mr Dice Vauxhall, a fair referee, retires from the sport. A lively match at Stuart Town saw Bodangora defeat Reda 16 to 12 in the reserve grade. J Routt opened the scoring for Reda, with W Austin adding a goal and Teddy Lawson crowning the effort. Bodangora answered with Dowd’s goal, Cox and Osx Thorax contributing, as Dowd sealed Bodangora’s win and Bodangi or a strong second half performance.
In Bodangora and Stuart Town action, W. Dong scored spectacularly for one side, with W. Austin adding two fine goals to lead. Stuart Town edged Bolangons by LB points to 12 as Bodangora and others showed improving play. Farnham beat River 6 to 2 after a see-saw second half finish, with Jim Evans crossing late for Farnham. A reserve draw between Stuart Town and Georie closed the round. A benefit for Mick Priest is planned at Stuart Town, featuring Farnham vs Orange Our Boys.
A historical note on winter hive management stresses removing surplus supers to prevent moisture damage and spring dwindling. It cites practical beekeeping knowledge, urges modern apiarists to study, and advertises The Beginner in Bee Culture Bulletin No 120 from the Department of Agriculture Sydney, price 1/1, including postage.
A departmental pamphlet explains farm curing of bacon differs from factory methods. It recommends 42 degrees as ideal and winter cutting in humid cellars, noting extreme temperatures are bad. The pamphlet, titled Bacon Curing of the Mary, is available from the Department of Agriculture in Sydney.
Fragmentary OCR sketch mentions a battle for life and survival with phrases about anguish and gasping. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are discernible.
The NILM.A. president notes falling petrol prices would be welcomed by motorists. Reports cite high duties keeping costs high, while a Edinburgh Chief Constable report highlights 266 unattended motor caps with most quickly abandoned, urging widespread use of 30 proof devices. Transport discussions include traffic advisory committees and tram driver rules. News also covers charcoal gas trials in China, German car sales, and tax changes under Herr Hitler affecting new and used cars.
A reader describes severe rheumatism indigestion and weight loss improving after taking Kruschen. He notes brighter energy, less pain, and better digestion, crediting the remedy for renewed strength during travel and everyday activities. He advises others to try Kruschen.
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