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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
9
A narrative links Watt and a kettle riddle to the steam engine and progress. The piece then touts Me C. o R. Bilisen of the MLLESUN'S RADIO SUPPLIES solving Helio troubles in Wellington. Services offered at Percy Street or Rome 200 with telephone access.
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are promoted for preventing illness from overindulgence in food and drink. The ad claims the product gently stimulates the liver and digestive secretions to help cope with surplus food and alcohol, suggesting use at first bilious symptoms or regularly to maintain proper digestion.
The Reds dominated Mudgee on Sunday with Don McConnell scoring three tries from close to the line and Rol Haynes adding several goals from a new position. Hal Haynes relieved Learmonth, while injuries and shifts affected both sides as Yeoval next looms in the Kosciusko Cup chase.
Farnham defeated Orange Our Boys 12 to 5 at Stuart Town ground in a benefit match for Mick Prie with Jim Evans scoring a try and three goals. Geurie beat Stuart Town 7 to 6 as W Laur ie and R Cohen led a Reds comeback before Calhin sealed the Georie victory.
The Wellington side bolsters its ranks with two new forwards Westward from Eurimbla and Warren Price from Newington. Westward, a League veteran, impressed in Saturdays clash with Goolma, while Price, recently in Newington and Western Suburbs first grade, shows keen commitment and country match promise. The Wallabies have played three of five in South Africa, with Malcom and Hodginson’s absence felt, and fans wish them better luck ahead.
Mia. Benny the Queensland Indy pilot is located and well on a return to England. Narromine Council invites Imperial Airways to land en route to Canberra, with a formal recognition event to be announced later. Aircraft tests at Richmond and Parkes illustrate cautious pilots and new Junkers designs promising fuel savings and higher payloads. Australian aerial services units and Wapiti flights mark recent air activity in regional ports.
A Georia Players member suffered a serious firsthalf injury and was taken to Wellington Hospital. The benefit committee thanks all supporters and club workers, the Orange Boys team, and Farnham and Stuart Town players for participation. Referees were Mr Joy Dutfield and Mr W Pulbrook. Farnham travels to Molong next Sunday for the Stabs cup. Stuart Town faces the Rovers at Wellington Sunday at 2 p.m.
A historical note describes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy marketed for coughs and colds. The text suggests promotional claims typical of patent medicine eras without providing clinical evidence or modern endorsement.
Wellington District Ambulance announces a Euchre party and dance at Gollan Hall on Friday June 30 with Theobald's Orchestra led by J Cradford as secretary and Ross as president. Also Geurie Rugby League ambulance knockout event on Sunday July 2 at Curra Creek.
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