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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
9
An ad explains autoxima a blood issue from colon waste, detailing Coloseptic as a non drug method to cleanse the colon. It claims one component induces gentle bowel motion, another liquefies adhesions and removes them, freeing the blood and reducing eruptions. Contacts in Sydney and Kensington listed for details.
The writer warns of scabby mouthed sheep and infection requiring isolation and treatment, not sale with healthy stock. He laments wind shelter losses from timber removal, urges planting shelter belts, and critiques grounds upkeep at the Hall of Desolation, proposing ladies manage beautification.
Sporting Notes review of Wellington races highlights Rose of Glass and Coal Dan as strong Western line performers. It notes Giorgio, Hany, and Billy Deen delivering solid efforts, plus mentions of Sir Allan’s injury leading to stud retirement and Cracknell’s mount dispute. Gipay King dominates Sydney circuit with recent three wins in four starts.
The New Zealand favourite Lim erick, with a full brother, will depart for Australia next month. Limerick, a top handicap and weight for age sprinter, is poised for Randwick, with his owner Gipsy likely to reap substantial prize money. Also noted are Australian Olympic team preparations, disqualification appeals, and various racing personalities shaping the season ahead.
All among the community mourn the death of Tom Hamer who had many friends across the country. His sporting friends did not forget his widow and presented a cheque for 15 pounds during the week in her hour of distress.
A brief guide outlines remedies for vaughs colds and influenza with Woods Creat Peppermint Cure noted as a historical home remedy. Includes cautions on self treatment and when to seek medical advice.
A discussion on proper sheep lick formulations. It warns against unbalanced mixtures like super phosphate and neuro-phosphate, emphasizes minerals such as sodium chlorine potassium magnesium iron iodine and calcium phosphate, and advises careful balance to avoid digestive harm and mucous membrane ulcers.
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