Maitland Stock Market Opens With Mixed Cattle Quality
In Maitland Yards on Monday a 50 head cattle sale showed quality above average yet prices softened from the previous day. Demand featured prime mediums, heavy bulls and heifers with bids reaching near £19 for top stock, and other classes trading between £8 and £16 10s. Store cattle and yearlings moved at lower levels, while lighter weights and cows ranged widely up to £15 and below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Sydney
Wincacombe, Carson Ltd
Tusaday
Optometrists Visit Gloucester for Consultation
Optometrists visit Gloucester on Saturday October 6 at the Commercial Hotel offering consultations from hours of visit until 5 p.m. The professionals include C. I. McDonald F.B.C.A. Honours F.8.M.C. London relation with Webster Jack & McDonald Sydney Pty Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. McDonald
F.B.C.A
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Willist
Gloucester
Commercial Hotel
Current Topics and Local Notices from Gloucester and Vicinity
Summary of scattered items: election polling hours at Gloucester Court House, dairy coop news on deliveries and pricing, a new produce store in Denison Street, broken leg from a fall at Tigrah, meat supply regulation changes affecting pig weights, fatalities and injuries from a Royal Australian Air Force training collision in Vietnam, a young airman’s funeral details, and a government inquiry into newspapers sent to troops being repurposed for packing at an Australian glass works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Dairy Coy
Gloucester Cooperative Dairy Co
Congany
Denison Street
Paronnexioe
Rad~ley
Australian Glass Company
Ashley Sad
Nsa
Post War Focus At Primary Producers Union Meeting
The quarterly session of the Primary Producers Union discussed Rural Reconstruction Commission plans for post war rural development. Key topics included expanding rural electricity and telephone services, settlement for returned soldiers, timber use, and linking Barrington River power with existing schemes. The pig industry protest against slaughter limits and calls for higher pork prices dominated debate, alongside road extensions and land settlement near existing towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primary Products’ Union
Messrs
A. McRae
J EL Farley
M. V. Holstein
W. Stanton
J. G. Wilson
H. Muddie
G. Ritter
T. Higgins
A. Archipal
Welaga
Jobtt Latytore KA. McIntosh
B. A. Gresham
W. A. Relf
Reg. Archinah
J. A. Pariah
D. Shaw
Rural Reconstruction Commission
Commismon
Holstein
Ennuidern Lin
Farley
Tivers
Ne Sways
Barrington
Newcastle
JG. Wilson Snaat
Taree
Latimore
Favrey
J. G Wileon
Gloucester
Australia
Wilson
Gilera
Sargo
P.P. Union
Theas
Mn McRuw
Bilid
Sid
Archinal
J. G Wilson
Stanton
Moline
J.D. Parish
Madde
Memnish
la St
Dunog
Red Cross Society entertains Mrs Tilbrook at arts club
A pleasant afternoon followed the Red Cross meeting at the School of Arts on Tuesday when Mrs Tilbrook was entertained by members. Tables were adorned with violets snowdrops stocks Iceland poppies. Mrs Higzine presented Mrs Tilbrook with a bouquet in thanks for her untiring effort as secretary and for the successful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiibrook
MNE
Ame
Gloucester pig and calf sale report notes price firmness
Tom Wicks reports a light variation of pigs with firm rates for prime weights while stores remain in light supply. Calf sales show restricted competition with generally late-m mate values, listing several buyers and prices across the Gloucester markets.
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Gloucester
W. &. Sparke
Ger
Tom Wicks
Aio S Garlang
Slade
Amos Martin
Ray
C Tedman
C. Taylor
G. Wiliams
J.T. Higgins
W. Lowrey
Tom Hicks
Tom
D. McKinnon
Ray Tull
A. Middiebrook
T. Farley
Frank Wenham
Isaac Moore
Mies S. Bagnall
Mrs. A. Deen
Ross Sansom
W. EB
Sparke
Ger.) Pty. Lite
Glen Weismansel
Ray, Sansom
Steinbeck & Sansom
White
Miss Carson
L. Chisholm
A. Madden
Fragmentary OCR Incomplete Text Seeks Context
The readable portion shows unclear words and missing names making it hard to identify the event. It resembles a brief local item with no definite date place or organization clearly present in the fragments.
Wingham and Gloucester School Sports Produce Keen Contests
Pupils from Wingham District Rural School visited Gloucester for Saturday events with football and basketball matches. Wingham swept A and B grade football with Gloucester fairing better in the football clash. basketball saw Wingham triumph in the A Grade while Gloucester edged in the Grade. Notable players and strong refereeing noted as the stroke competition nears its final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingham District Rural School
Gloucester
Foothill
Wingham
Aaying
Les
Engleton
Gonbt
J Teatoreli
Bob Wilken
Frank Baile
George Venn
Sia
Joy F. Eade
Ap Tatcres
B. Beattie
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P. le Quesne
The
City Price Draper and Mercer
A. L. Cavanough
Cosy & Wann
M & OS
A.hazelwood
C. J. Hogan
MR. H. Wand. Cowper
Gloucer
Optometrists
Tommorrow
Court House
S.J Frost
Tigrah
St Tigrah
Narraweems Hospital
Mir. Tonkin
Me. J. L Shute
Sireral
Vietoria
Thal Weeks
Laine
Lac Dallas
William Lynch
Krambach
Wiliam Lynch
P. P. Union
Quarterly Meeting
Red Cross Society
Schoo Sports
Wolf
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