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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
4
An article advises new car buyers on avoiding early faults and costly errors. It stresses thorough insurance, clear guarantees, and proper care. Readers are urged to study lubrication systems, inspect equipment before delivery, and maintain steady driving to ensure a car’s long, healthy life.
The balloon tyre debate continues with practical notes from a modern shed. Observations over months suggest balloons excel when steering is scientifically designed, but heavy steering effort and poor gear ratios hamper use on ordinary tyres. Trials on the flood–hit New South Wales coast with a famous American balloon model show favorable control, especially with centre-point steering and easy-to-handle gear boxes.
A practical old guide explains squealing brakes come from worn external bands or dirt in the brake lining. For external bands clean with petrol and apply a few drops of kerosene to the drum. If internal brakes squeak, remove the wheel, adjust, and drill a small hole in the drum to inject kerosene periodically, softening noise without affecting braking.
The London sales show slight revival in confidence with clearer buyers, while Australian bidders rush to realize wool. artificial silk substitutes gain traction. Courtauld & Co reports large capital and rising profits. US demand steadies, Argentina and Australia increase purchases. fear and optimism mix as auctions continue into July under National Wool Council.
Schule Bell and Go report 41 tons submitted with 24 tons per year average above last week. Buyers appear to have filled autumn and second-incoming orders for the time being, with the largest lots in these grades.
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd reports a wavering but hopeful breeze in wool markets. Prices for topgrade fleece in Bradford edge higher, signaling a potential but cautious revival. Australian sales value has fallen sharply since pre-Christmas, with some producers blaming deliberate market suppression, while manufacturers and growers share a cautious optimism that declines have ended. The sector notes a volatile mix of incentives and global demand, including emerging beverages and consumer items, but overall tones remain tentative.
Market chatter notes scarce quantities changing hands at the curb and dealers anticipating a resumption of selling activities. Reports from Evansville show little material change in trade conditions, with topmaker prices not easily paid, though industry hopes a revival in demand and price stabilization are near.
Goldabrough Mort reporting rabbit, skins, kangaroo, wallaby and goat skins in demand at advanced catalogue values. Fox skins steady, low grades marginally lower. Tallow prices up 40 to 50 shillings per ton amid keen competition. Sheep skins small lots scarce but rising 1d to 3d. Hides decline 1d to 4d per lb, heavier declines on medium and heavy hides.
At the Mulong Board meeting a letter from Mr R Kennedy asked to be relieved as permit inspector at Wallington. Directors noted Kennedy had interviewed residents but none would accept. They discussed payment and possible successors, including Wellington stock and station agents G Paul and M G Cater, with Kennedy’s resignation accepted.
An old note highlights Woods' Great Peppermint Cure advertised as a remedy for coughs and colds. The claim emphasizes its efficacy and daily use, reflecting historical patent medicine style.
Charlesworth boot repairer declares removal from premises at Percy and Maughan Streets to premises next to Adlington's Butcher Shop. Old customers are invited to visit the new location where guaranteed workmanship will be provided.
An up to date plant is being installed to boost capacity and speed. Old and new customers can rely on prompt orders being supplied. The effort emphasizes quality and dependable delivery under a single best standard.
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