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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
5
The undersigned announces Gloucester milk supply now prepared by Mr I West with pure milk twice daily. Utmost cleanliness observed. Orders solicited from customers in Gloucester via MuddLe.
A dairy expert surveys calf development and breeding timing. He notes that early milking can impair later yield if cattle mature too soon, with breeds like Jersey maturing earlier than Ayrshire. Cleanliness and proper cooling are emphasized to prevent milk spoilage and bacterial contamination.
The 7.10 am Mail from Dungog to Sydney on weekdays will be discontinued. A Newcastle to Sydney train will operate on that schedule, leaving Newcastle at 0.95 am and arriving in Sydney at 1.10 pm. Passengers on the new service change carriages at West Maitland. The Newcastle and Hunter River Steamer runs nightly to Sydney except Sundays, allowing time in Newcastle for business before continuing the journey.
A historic notice outlines small consignments rates for shipping cattle horses sheep and pigs by rail to various loading points. It details per mile charges minimum fees and how charges are calculated when animal numbers or space exceed truck limits. It notes discretion for exceptionally large animals and age-based rate rules for calves.
A notice indicates Alf King, painter, has executed work through the Gloucester Dungog and Stroud districts. All communications should be addressed to Alf King and will receive due attention.
An old advertisement touts fresh fish and oysters, smoked fish of all kinds, fruit, and jam at Sydney Price. It emphasizes cleanliness and high quality bread and pastries, promising the best bread as the staff of life and urging patrons to choose Pennington.
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