04 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1923
Page
1
NSW legislative session tackles development and country works funding. Progressive leader Brumann cites 10 million for development, urging cost-cutting while defending metropolitan needs. Ministers defend decentralisation while public works committees review rail proposals and regional access.
The passage records a draft debate where Me J M Gier argues for a more generous cap at road construction funds. Thorby questions the 100000 det and mentions concerns about farmers. Scully protests a decision by the Public Works Committee on cross-country lines, while others approve the loan appropriation bill as it moves through stages.
The Consigning Board at Homebush Bay sets weight and age standards for calves for sale. Calves must weigh at least 30 lbs and be at least two weeks old. Markets are warned to confiscate and destroy nonconforming calves before sale. The board emphasizes humane concerns and notes that shipments of young, undernourished calves arrive exhausted and unfit for human consumption. Secretary M. Morsch.
A squire wanders through a village in a shabby coat and meets a friend who mocks his appearance. A week later in Birmingham the same friend fails to recognize him, while the tale features a mix of odd observations about cooking, roads, and museums.
The record traces The Mogul’s lineage through multiple sires and dams, detailing grandparental lines to Gobic Gold and Goldsborough. It lists The Mogul’s victories in Sydney and Hobart area handicap events, and mentions offspring and relatives including Guary and Sweet Corn with numerous stakes results.
A fragment notes use of “some bull” bearing powder for success and satisfaction, with a cryptic line about all storersrdperd taking seven. The wording is unclear, but suggests a playful claim about a spice or powder improving results in kitchen tasks.
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