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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
5
An advertisement recounts a woman’s success with Kruschen Salts after a six year rheumatic fever relapse. It asserts the product dissolves uric crystals, cleanses kidneys, and restores health, claiming relief from rheumatic pain and full mobility in four years of use. It notes price and availability in stores.
The NSW government leader Bethenshaw defends Pastures Protection Boards and Travelling Stock reserves as essential to settlement and unemployment relief. He notes boards' directors are unpaid and transport costs only, while proposing law changes to allow revocation of reserves by joint parliament approval and detailing rabbit-proofing and lending support to settlers.
A Rankins Springs CWLAL branch held a successful Empire Day event with a lively program. Officials included Hayter, Heidlford, Glasgow, Duppin, Willigins, and Comyn. Prizes went to Miles Willhuna and others. funds supported a children’s program and local activities.
John Bannlay, 35, appealed to the Court of Criminal Appeal for a seven year sentence and flogging as a reformative measure. He asked for EU strokes of the cat o nine tails but his request was refused.
The Graziers Association seeks government power to impose a compulsory levy on live stock and to form a company to regulate the tens market. Mr. Stevens announced the proposal would be considered by Cabinet last week.
Friday night crowd at Tallimba Hall bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Foo before their transfer to Hargo. Speeches praised Mr Foo’s service to the Tallimba Football Club and the community. Presentations included a silver vase from the G.U.C.O.P and thanks from the Parents and Citizens, Country Women’s Association, and residents.
The eleven month surplus reached £6,090,966 with Customs up £207,761 from April. Estimated Customs revenue for 11 months ending May 21 was £26,200,000 while actual was £3,359,966. Collections exceeded last year by £4,309,704. Post Office revenue rose in May and 11 month total is £6,602 below the year estimate.
Turnover on the Sydney Exchange on Thursday was the largest single day in four years. Active trading in the mining sector supported gains as tin shares surged and many leading industrial and trading stocks reached new highs, with prices up to around 12 percent.
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