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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1942
Page
3
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Red Cross Society event organized by Mesdames E Brorson and L Monro at Park courts raised £2 9s 6d. On A court winners were Mrs Brorson and Ray West. B court winners were Mrs Moffatt and Mrs R Hebblewhite. Grateful thanks to donors and trophy sponsors.
The Railway Refreshment Rooms posted record revenue for the year ending June 30, 1942, surpassing £1,000,000 as passenger journeys climbed to nearly 220 million. Meals for troops and Defence Forces at concession rates boosted business, with high standards of service praised amid war-time demands.
An investigation by the Director-General of Manpower, Mr Worth, finds higher city wages drew dairy workers away and helped close many dairy farms. In one district a father sold his herd so his son, unfit to work, could seek Sydney work. Some men moved to defence projects for pay. drought and other factors also reduced dairying.
Sydney market ease with 1651 cattle yarded. best vealers up to 70s per 100 lbs, steers to 55s, heifers 51s, bullocks 50s, cows 45s. Pitt Son and Badgery notes firm market. H. A. Abbott and Ball Bros sales listed. Maitland fat cattle yarding 1050, market practically unchanged. bullocks to £18 10s, prime weights from £14, cows to £14 10s, yearlings to £11 5s, calves robust with 110s top for heavy weights. Pigs, bobbies, and bacon types firm to dearer. calved totals ~450, pigs ~550 with keen competition.
A column recites a humorous Government House anecdote involving Lord and Lady Carrington and a South Australian magnate, then praises long-serving local officials. It quotes Dr Harold Wiles urging councillors to modernize, noting the district is 175 years behind the times with no strong dairy industry leadership.
A cattle sale is scheduled at the Gloucester Shire Yard on Tuesday August 18 at 11 A.M. The event invites buyers to inspect stock prior to bidding.
The sports event scheduled at Gloucester Park for August 22 has been postponed to September 6. Organizers announced the new date and urged attendees to note the change.
In loving memory of our darling mother Rachael Louise who departed this life on 12 August 1941 Only those who have lost can tell the sorrow of parting without farewell For everyone she did her best May God grant her eternal rest Inserted by her husband Arthur and family Queenie Rita Mary Jack Glad Jean and Muriel
Church services across Anglican Presbyterian Methodist Congregational and Baptist denominations are listed with times and locations in Gloucester and surrounding areas including Trinity XI Gloucester H C Barrington Heatherdale E S and Rev J A Smith Rev D Glyn Jones Mrs Jarrett Rev H Lynn Rev B Martens Pastor E A Walsham and dates Wednesday 12th and Thursday 20th noted for evening meetings.
Listing advertises self-spot lace madras suitable for curtains in beige and green, 40 in wide at 2/9 yard. Also offers cream cut blankets 40 by 30 inches priced at 17 shillings 11 pence each. Includes a prompt to try grocery, hardware, and furniture items.
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