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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
2
Feather Baking Powder claims enhanced strength to make mixes lighter and fluffier while preventing spoilage if left unmixed for up to thirty minutes. It emphasizes no extra charge for the extra strength and notes many stores stock it or will order for customers.
A fragment describes a local grocer promoting products to women as part of a niche advertising approach. It mentions coupons, steady demand, and a focus on extra quality over aggressive sales. Specific names or dates are unclear in the readable text.
An old advertisement touts Dr Morne Indian Root Fills as a cure all. It asserts regular small doses cleanse and strengthen the body, preventing stomach issues headaches indigestion and liver complaints, with widespread usage and growing sales serving as proof of efficacy.
A drunken defendant already fined was again charged and ordered to leave town. Albert T. Rutter faced driving without a license after his permit expired. The defendant claimed imprisonment impacted his status. Fined 3 with costs. in default twenty-one days imprisonment.
The Commonwealth Divisional Returning Officer for Calare named Patrick Brown Florence A Fletcher Thomas B Howlett Muriel E Huxley William O Connor Enid F Paul John K Feebles Clarice Reid Lo Smith as fined five shillings with costs for failing to have names on the Federal Roll. W 4 Jones pleaded not guilty, claiming discrepancies after May last year involving family names and roll entries. the case adjourned to the 18th inst. Alexander Roos pleaded guilty to a similar charge, residing at Campbellba with claims his name was on the roll for Gwydir, but the matter was dismissed.
The license of the Mumbi Hotel moved from Felix J Mc Stamney to John Lee Bourke. Booth Novas licenses granted to W E Willock and W A Powell for the Wellington trotting meeting. Jack Howland authorized to enter 25 acres on portion 34 parish Nanime to search for fold for twelve months. Rent 3d per acre, compensation 4.
The piece argues that industrial strikes in Australia, including British Seamen and Queensland railways, provoke thought on democratic unity. It warns that if leaders rise they would be harshly treated, comparing Australian politics to Soviet Russia and noting growers suffer from disrupted markets and reduced incomes amid ongoing disputes.
Fragmentary verse speaks of a treasure hidden in ships and Sargasso deeps, praised as a blessing for coughs. The lines imply fate frees the treasure and hint at peppermint candy in the reference to Woods Great Peppermint.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd announces its specialization in marketing growers clips with thorough service and prompt attention. The firm pledges full assurance that wool entrusted to them will receive utmost care in their hands at Winchcombe House Darling Harbour Sydney.
In a reflective piece the author argues strikes harm masters and workers alike, urging modern, practical approaches to labor disputes. He cites historical examples from seamen to shearers, notes arbitration as a remedy, and stresses obedience to lawful awards to prevent national ruin. The essay ties labor unrest to broader Christian and democratic ideals.
The Astor among annual flowering Asters is best grown in well-drained sandy-loam soil enriched with rotted manure and moisture. Mulching with rotten manure prevents spider and leaf beetle damage, while tobacco powder controls pests. Varieties include Giant Ostrich Plume and Rochchester, with blooms white to purple, tall and densely petaled, ideal for cutting.
Seeds of various cabbages may be sown with confidence. Early Sersey Wakefield is praised for home gardens with a cone shaped head and few outer leaves. Maturity comes in about 12 weeks from sowing with heads averaging 3 to 4 pounds and noted for tenderness and flavor.
A freak calf at Cowra shows is described as a remarkable nature oddity with five huge shoulders and three separate parts. Once owned by a Fox Till Carcour donor, the animal is now in the hands of Mr. Martin at Wodatick and examined by local experts who deem it unprecedented and in good health.
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