Jones Bros offer tanks and windmills in Wellington
Jones Bros at Percy Street advertise tank construction and windmill erection services for Wellington and surrounding districts. They claim expertise in building tanks on premises and urge customers to call for specifications while warning not to rely on recent wet weather.
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Jones Bros
Percs-straet
Dames Frus
Ganfittere
Robert Sauerzapt
Wellington
Outlyine
Percy-street
Freehold land and town properties offered with loans
A garbled notice lists parcels in Orange NSW including 7 acres freehold near Orme Post Office with a £1,604 price, and mark 10 acres freehold on Orange town boundary with orchard and water. brick residence on town boundary with £1,000 price. Also advertised is a £500 home building and purchasing loan for 20 years, a £259,000 capital company share issue with 10/- deposits and 10/- per month, plus an endowment life policy with premiums and terms.
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Orme
Orange
New South Wales
General Finance Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd
My Fifty Acre Farm on Gobolson
A fragmentary, promotional essay argues for intensive farming on Gobolton land. It outlines capital—£600 with £808 government advance—and five-year grace, water access, crop plans, dairy, poultry, and beekeeping. The writer cites crops, livestock, and almond windbreaks, urging young Australians to invest in a thriving Gobolton farm.
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Gobelion
Gobotion
Go On The Land Young Man
An Australian youth recounts his 1916 start at Government Experiment Farm in Buthnest and 1920 ballot efforts for land. He describes meager wages, harsh farm conditions, failed private land sales, and a push toward a state land settlement scheme amid high prices for estates. He notes most graduates drift from farming to other trades, criticizing ongoing land hunger claims while detailing experiences on the North Coast and Riverina. For sale item follows: Snug farm, 669 acres at Hodan corn with house and arable land.
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Buthnest
Daily ‘Telegraph
Cho Bush
Ballow
N.S.W
Queenland
Landh
Landy Department
Ae T
Wawgw
Borfer
Wearne
Mny
Long Wemy
Cave of
South Yuthunge
Riverina
Courney
Hawkesbury
Bathurst
Wagga
Wearne Mays
New Wheat Variety Trials at Cowra Farm Tests
Variety trials of some of the fewer wheats for grain conducted at Cowra Farm Trials, with plots sown in May and June using specified rates and super phosphate. May to November rainfall totaled 208 percent points. Early and late sowings listed with yields for multiple cultivars, showing intent to drop Lowman’s Early and Bobin in future tests.
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Aalbarly
Canimbla
Cadia
Bena
Wafdlia
Bandom
Baldry
Boral
Waratah
Booral
Jerry
Binds
Duri
Boum
Baldarly
Newman
Bobin
Lowsman
Tell
Wild Man Apparition Haunts Coxs River Fox Hunt
A Blue Mountain Echo report describes a party from Mallow led by Mark Foy, A Birney, Hugh Macken, and D Pitter fox hunting along Coxs River. They spot a nude eight foot tall humanoid with a shaggy head and leave tracks in sand. The witnesses debate a hoax, a natural myth, or a real creature as a local inquiry forms at Black Jerry.
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Mallow
Cox's River
Blue Mountain
Mark Foy
A. Birney
Hugh Macken
D. Pitter
Megalomyg
Mudalvoly
Suru
Ambir
Railways Defrauded of £1000 Allegations Loud
Detective L O Sullivan told Melbourne City Court that the Victorian Railways Department was defrauded of £1000 by a scheme. Four youths Harold Hall Andrew Billingham John Sutur and George Grant were remanded on March 41 on charges including fraud theft and possession of stolen property. They allegedly procured pink refund railway forms and via car travel between suburbs obtained £1000 from the railways.
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L. O'Sullivan
Melbourne
Ayelum
Victorian Railways Department
Harold J. Hall
Andrew Billingham
John Sutur
George Grant
Hall
Victorian Railways
Clifton Mall
Billingham
Suyer
Grant
Mall
Billington
Suter
O'Sullivan
Suburbay
Curious Australian Pub Game Ends in Death and Confusion
A disjointed newspaper fragment describes a rowdy outdoor pub gathering where drinks, whirlings, and a rattling card game lead to a fatal accident. A woman, Mrs Fisher, 80, dies when a sash traps her neck after a window falls during a chaotic scene at Bridges, Schaxtopol. The report mentions the incident near a Nay Famine hotel and notes her previous status as widow of John Fisher of Waubra. Several other unrelated items follow, including a university commission update and a distracted note about fuel from prickly pear.
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Bucava
Andy
Mss Fisher
Bridges
Schaxtopol
Victoria
Dave How
Hue
Dental Health How To Prevent Tooth Decay At Home
A reader explains how dental health hinges on daily care and avoiding fermentation in foods. The piece notes how acids and plaque invite germs that form tartar and pyorrhea, stressing regular cleaning to prevent tooth decay and hidden infections.
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Conner
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