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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
4
An imperfect, garbled note describes farmers and vote splitting within branches of a regional party near Bathurst. It mentions a provisional selection, internal committees, and strategizing to gain rural votes while balancing national interests and labor alignment.
A shaky political scramble unfolds as candidates clash to defeat the Oni Labor ule at Bn Wurst aunt Lathe Thy Following prinsyoal clestural Hye wae elim. Montes A. MeAr Har and others show movement, while Mr. Coghlan, western gigminer for the Fadigern and Settlers' Association, claims success in enrolling many new members and predicts no state Kortigmont accumulation soon.
A meeting at Wellington considers government plans for silos and the Molong Dubbo railway role in wheat transport. Members urge against overbuilding silos without full review, citing railway share of Wellington deliveries and potential site choices near Onan ork and Yeovil.
An aged, poorly legible notice touts a DIY cough mixture claimed to save money in large households. It lists a dubious blend with honey, vinegar, moonshine, and other ingredients, urging use for relief without dangerous narcotics. the exact measurements and instructions are unclear.
A young man Kragat vans, described as a fwhorer, was convicted over the theft of a hat valued at 15/8 belonging to Leopold Quirk of Cot Tower Hotel Mud ad. The trial covered how Evans was suspected and later cleared, while Wildman was convicted on related counts. Quirk recovered no hat from the scene and noted the case’s peculiar circumstances.
A noisy Tasmanian meeting of the Veterans Association discusses government delays in employing returning soldiers. Officials deny favoritism toward veterans, while critics demand fairness in hiring and placement. The debate centers on postwar work and public positions for ex-servicemen.
A garbled wartime style note describes wallpaper bribery from a quarter to two thirds per piece over three years. It mentions manufacturers pushing a price list, shops affected, and an allegedly rising stink of wallpaper issues while a representative cites a price point and alleged market behavior.
The passage discusses hogget classification and age for lambs and yearlings, noting wool, milk, and feeding stages. It explains terms such as weaner and hogget, the age thresholds for classification, and the impact on market value and legal definitions, referencing pastoral associations and legal precedent.
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