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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1933
Page
3
A dubious letter promotes risky farming schemes inclining toward financial ruin. It suggests exploiting tax loopholes, buying culled cows, breeding strategies, and questionable livestock practices. It mocks personal debt, urges fake guarantors, and rails against prudent investments while railroading readers into unsafe purchases and imprudent animal handling.
Sunday 8th September church services across Church of England and Methodist churches in Gloucester and Stroud area. Includes Rev. Rogers at Gloucester parish, Rev. Alexander at Methodist church in Wankivary Street, and Congregational Mission notices with times noted. evening service rescheduled to 6 PM.
Sydney politician Roy Vincent deputising for the education minister impressed connoisseurs at the Royal Art Society of New South Wales 54th annual exhibition in the Department of Public Instruction galleries. He praised art everywhere in Australia and described sunsets and city scenes with vivid imagery.
Mr T Hatch an employee on Mount Top Euchareena owns a motherless calf adopted by a pony mare. The pony drives off children who try to touch the calf. Upon the pony's return from travel it whinnies for the calf and the calf dashes to the paddock. The calf is hand fed to some extent, with the pony supplying most of its nourishment and creating fuss during feeding.
Two unsolved problems perplex Kandos about competition among eight shops amid low mood and fewer tradesmen, and why dances and entertainments thrive with no money. The centenary of London's flat mainline railway permission is noted. Also 5880 motor cars were stolen in London's metropolitan area last year.
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