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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 02, 1941

Page

4

War Savings Groups in Gloucester District

A compiled list of War Savings Certificate Groups in operation in Gloucester district with group names, locations, and group secretaries. Notable entries include Bank of New South Wales group led by Mr. Weekes and several Gloucester Business Block groups with various secretaries. Urgent call to join a Group.

Gloucester District Bank of New South Wales BE. Weekes Messrs. Street and Pariah Pty, Ltd E. F. Horner Gloucester District Rural School W. McGown Gloucester Co-operative Dairy Co. Ltd G. FE. McGregor Grahame'’s Garage Gloucester Dairy Co Gordon McGregor Gloucester Business Block R. S. Wilson & Co E. Hampton Gloucester Post Office Group F. J. V. Carthew

Japanese millet hailed as prime stock feed across the state

Agricultural instructors highlight Japanese millet as a superior green feed and milk producer. Farmers are urged to sow after rain in coastal and irrigation districts, with recommendations on seeding rates, drilling methods, grazing management, and timing for hay. The crop is praised for drought resilience and recovery after grazing, provided moisture is adequate.

W. D. Kerle Kerle Sudan

Australian stringhalt returns to affect multiple horses

Australian stringhalt, a rare form of the condition, has reappeared with several outbreaks in southern districts. Chief Max Henry notes the type commonly hits many animals on a single farm, with exaggerated leg action and unknown cause. Recovery often occurs when moved away from affected areas. investigations will continue.

Max Henry Division of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture

Maitland Sees 109 Degree Sunday Temperature

The Maitland area recorded a scorching high of 109 degrees on Sunday, continuing a heat spell that borderlines in extreme territory for mid summer conditions. Local officials advised residents to limit outdoor activity and stay hydrated.

Maitland

Church notices and exam results in local reports

The Rector of the Church of England, Rev J A Smith, is hospitalized for surgery in Newcastle and Canon Williamson will lead services next Sunday with a return planned for the following Sunday. Thirty-one candidates passed a recent public school religious exam, ten with honours.

Church OF England J. A. Smith Newcastle Canon Williamson Presbytery of the Hastings G. W. McAlpine Tamworth Presbyterian Church Philadelphia

Church Anniversary Tea Meeting Planned Next Friday

The anniversary celebrations continue with an Anniversary Tea Meeting inviting Methodists and others from the district to attend. A birthday cake will be cut and a pleasant social meal will follow for all attendees.

Postal Surcharge Details for December 10

The Postmaster General, Senator Ashley, announced a new war charge of a halfpenny on all postal articles not exempted, effective December 10. Exemptions include military correspondence, parcels post packages, and air mail to non Commonwealth regions beyond New Zealand, Papua, and New Guinea.

Postamster-General Ashley Commonwealth New Zealand Papua New Guiea New Guinea

Compulsory Unionism Promised by State Government

The Minister for Labour and Industry Mr Hamilton Knight told union secretaries and organisers in Newcastle that in the next session the State Government would introduce an Industrial Arbitration Bill providing for compulsory unionism.

Labour and Industry Hamilton Knight Newcastle

Dairy Industry Leaders Reach Butter Price Request in Canberra

Australian dairy representatives from the Australian Dairy Equalisation Committee the Queensland Council of Agriculture Victorian Dairymen's Association and the NSW Primary Producers Union met with UAP Country Party MPs and the Forces Commissioner Professor Copland to seek a wartime butter price rise. They argued current prices undervalue production costs noting cold storage and transport costs and asking for a rise of one penny per pound while stressing fair prices for Australian consumption and cross‑sectional producer hardship.

U.A.P Country Party Forces Professor Copland Messrs James Purcell James McRobert Queensland Council of Agriculture George Howey Victorian Dairymen's Association J. L. Shute Purcell Shute Australia

Tomato Aphid Control With Nicotine Sulphate and Bordeaux

The recommended method targets tomato aphids with nicotine sulphate in a weak Bordeaux mix at 1:1:40, about 16 to 40 gallons. Apply 1 to 3 weekly sprays once infestation starts, ensuring thorough coverage. The mix boosts nicotine sulphate efficiency and avoids spray injury, but adding nicotine to lead arsenate sprays does not improve moth control.

Coff's

Gloucester Stock at Homebush Draft Sale

At Homebush last Thursday a draft of 11 bullocks from T. K. and E. C. Higgins Gloucester made £14 10s per head at Winchcombe Carson's auction. Indications point to further light supplies of cattle at the yards.

Gloucester Homebush T. K E. C. Higgins Winchcombe Carson

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Poe Dever Garden of Roses Peter Moutzouris L. E. Monro Market Street W. T. Howard Taree Dungog Clem Walsh King ST. Gloucester Methodist Church Golden Gate Cafe E. Young Phone Canberra Gloucester Electric Tom Hicks Queen Street E. Patmore Thomas Cowan & CO Tudor O'Connell Sydney J. Bowen BOX 40 Tarke Street & Parish, Pty., Ltd Woondooma Bimbashi Shahazada Arab Peg Sharon M. Bartlett Barrington
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