Petrol Licences Cancelled by State Liquid Fuel Control
Over 60 petrol licenses were cancelled by the State Liquid Fuel Control Brandh last week, said Chairman Mr Neale. The action followed breaches of regulations including selling petrol without tickets.
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Next Issue of the Advocate On Friday April 30
The Advocate informs readers and advertisers that the next issue will be released on Friday April 30. It warns of upcoming publication date and urges timely engagement from the audience.
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Optometrists Visit Gloucester for Patient Consultations
Optometrists from Webb Jacks and McDonald and Optelang will visit Gloucester in June. They will offer eye examinations at the Commercial Hotel with consultation fees around six shillings. They travel from London and Sydney firms.
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Gloucester Chronicle Highlights War Efforts and Local News
Glou cester residents discuss Third Liberty Loan totals and local fund drives as the Bowman Patriotic Sports event looms. Reports cover ambulance station opening, entertainment at Majestic, potato acreage plans, a Salvation Army spy story, farm pest control, cattle sales, charitable donations, dances, and curious local notes about fruit harvests and weather.
Pieces wave changed and cock on the run
A garbled item references price changes and a bullock team, then recounts an Australian game rooster versus a large snake near Goulburn. It includes Sydney pork and pig value data from Winchamoe Carson Ltd, noting varied prices per head for backfattters, baconers, and porkers, with ranges and weights.
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ROAD TOLL SHARES WAR DISASTER CONTEXT IN UK
A compilation notes that road accident deaths in England in 2002 reached 147 544, far exceeding UK armed forces casualties in the first two years of the war. The report contrasts civilian road toll with wartime losses and highlights the scale of traffic injuries.
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Deganised Sport Banned On Certain Holidays
The Federal Government issued amended regulations banning organised sport on days when essential industry workers must remain at work. The order aims to protect worker morale by restricting sporting meetings on designated holidays, with the change expected to curtail public sporting arrangements during wartime.
Bridge at Katwuan route eyed for Tea Gardens road
A proposed highway to the north would cross at Katwuan near Tea Gardens, linking from the Tea Gardens road to bypass Bullahdelah mountain, reducing accident risk and improving northbound travel.
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Kaiser Plans Long Range Flying Wing Plane
Henry Kaiser declares plans to immediately build a large metal plane capable of a 17 500 mile non stop flight. He describes a flying wing design with fuel bows aimed to deliver a decisive strike, referencing Pearl Harbor as a past havoc. Kaiser collaborates with Howard Hughes on giant plywood planes.
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Bowling Notes and Local Club Visit at Randwick
Beattie and Boorer 83 defeated Houghton and Laurence 8 in a final full of first class bowls. The winning team led early and maintained the edge with Adams 12% and Ebbeck 120 v scores noted. Gloucester enjoyed a Randwick Club visit by Mr G Blanch and Easter Monday afternoon tea is planned with Sopkies donated by Messrs Sheldon and Hebblewhite, wives invited.
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Malaria Survey Ordered for Australian Troops Abroad
Prime Minister directs immediate survey of malaria incidence among Australian troops who served north of Australia. Bin Earle Page to report to the War Cabinet on measures to reduce rehabilitation burdens and improve convalescent care. Examines army treatment methods and potential longer leave for recuperation amid concerns over abortive treatment in nonconducive areas.
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