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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
9
Vacancies for boarders offering comfort and convenience at 30 shillings weekly. Country visitors can dine in town, with a good yard for vehicles. Mrs. Roberts invites inquiries at Tuckington Villa Ginborne Street opposite Mr.
The advertisement extols Dr Moree's Indian Root Pills as a reliable remedy, presenting a money making secret behind strong customer loyalty and repeated purchases. It claims decades of household use, continual demand, and premium pricing, asserting effectiveness and longstanding popularity among families.
The Wellington club and spectators in Dubbo express strong views on officiating as Wellington’s performance under Mr. Ray is criticized. Players like Riley, Naylor, Robinson and Davidson are noted, with Arthurville and Tahs clashes discussed. Coach insights on kicking, teamwork, and timing are offered, alongside upcoming matches and selected Wellington team for the holiday Monday derby.
Disjointed notices report hospital overcrowding with ward shortages and ominous oil refinery fire in Diversargell NZ. Burglar alarm at a Wallahia home. police guard area. Butter factory in Inverell produced 40 000 lbs in April with 82154 paid to suppliers. Wellington butter plant questioned. Orange Council worker Joseph Ferguson, a returned soldier, dies prompting a council sympathy fund. Lithgow court hears bigamy case against Carroll alias MacEensie with multiple marriages and five children.
A Glen Innes Examiner excerpt critiques parliamentary life, detailing the strain on candidates who become MPs. It describes travel, costs, health impact, and public scrutiny, noting pay is spent on elections and duties, while MPs juggle roles for constituents and press.
The Young Australian offers forty eight pages of bright stories late eating articles clean jokes puzzles problems and competitions. Published on the first of each month. Obtainable from F C Wall, Wellington.
A testimonial letter praises Mr P Y Lee a Chinese doctor and herbalist at 50 George Street West Sydney for treating a long standing illness. It cites cures across years and multiple visits in Orange Wellington Dubbo Lucknow and other towns. The writer claims personal mobility improvements and gratitude for the doctor’s care.
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