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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1943
Page
3
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In Gloucester the cattle sale drew good attendance with strong competition for fattening aged bullocks though weather slowed stores and growers. Prices varied by buyer, with entries from K Forrester to Mrs Banks and Ridgeway among others. Pigs had light yarding and irregular market due to new pork restrictions, buyers present and prices generally lower.
Ton Hicks notes a brisk tar yarding at the Gloucester calf sale held yesterday with strong demand for good calves. Prices range widely with buyers like Sansom Bros, Burley, Wenham, Laurie, Arrowsmith and many others reporting bids from 2 shillings 6 pence to 30 shillings per head. market firm overall for quality stock.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports 1483 cattle yarded with prime descrip tion rates steady from Monday. Rates for other descriptions vary with cheaper values. best vealers 6 1 2 d per 100 lb, steers 6 d, heifers 5 1 2 d, bullocks 5 d, cows 4 1 2 d. Pitt and Badgery Ltd also report 1483 cattle yarded with mostly useful trade quality. Market irregular with values little lower except prime lightweight.
The Ladies Auxiliaries report a successful street stall netting 15 pounds 5 shillings 10 pence including 13 shillings from carpet tickets. Competitions awarded fruitcake fowls a knitted pullover and glass dish with various donors named. Cash donations listed and thanks given to volunteers and tennis party organizers. appeal for tennis balls concludes the update.
Public notices urge buyers to invest in War Savings Certificates and £10 National Savings Bonds. Authorities promote saving plans to support national finance and wartime effort, citing security and steady returns for individuals and families.
Cash buyers seek unused pianos players or grands. Contact Evy & Co Pty Ltd at George Street Sydney by phone M231u to name your piano and price. Immediate consideration offered for any piano type.
A brief classified note advertises a privately sold Nickel Challenger De iauxe Kerosene Heater used only a few times. Interested buyers contact W. E. Sparke GCR Pty Ltd for details.
A missing cow is sought by H T Higgins Curracabark or Tom Hicks Gloucester. The animal is red pointed with a D over G and an H spur on the side. Anyone with information is asked to advise.
The Manning Co operative Bacon Society in Wingham informs suppliers that under directive from the Controller of Meat Supplies, killing of Porker Pigs under 100 lbs carcase weight is prohibited from Friday 6th. The Society will not accept delivery of pigs under 100 lbs. Baconera beckfatters and calves deliveries remain as usual. BE. J. Kane, Manager. Special Easy Purchase Terms offered for Dangar G miler from Dangar Gedye & Malloch Ltd Sydney. Local Agent Brian Carolan Gloucester.
Bridle races Scrubbers Flag Maiden Bridle 14.2 under Bending Maiden Open Ladies class 1 2 and a Open Scrubbers Hotato Ladies Bending Rescue Musical Chairs Gangrat Cup heats Flag for Ladies Bridle VDC Only Athletic events through afternoon Red Cross Ladies luncheon on grounds Parker Hon Secretary.
Contributors to the Manning District Ambulance Service are notified that the Annual Election of the Committee will be held on Wednesday September 28, 1943. Nominations must be in writing to the Returning Officer by 12 noon August 21, 1943, and comply with Section 14(a) of the Ambulance Transport Service Act 1919. Returning Officer E Wiseman.
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