Train schedule notices from Tuncurry and Gloucester
From Tuncurry 7:43 PM anrets with train to Sydney. Gloucester 2:30 PM Macks train from Sydney at Glancaarer. For further information see the driver or ring Forster 1 22 to MCCullagh 3 propeller.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1953
Page
4
From Tuncurry 7:43 PM anrets with train to Sydney. Gloucester 2:30 PM Macks train from Sydney at Glancaarer. For further information see the driver or ring Forster 1 22 to MCCullagh 3 propeller.
A chaotic entry details calf and pig sales with prices and buyers listed. It notes calves weighing and penning patterns, Thursday yarding, and the strong market action, with figures for Brassington, Crawlas, and other vendors, plus prices and lots across multiple pens.
A fragmentary sale report notes calf consignments and cattle yarding with varied prices. Mentions buyers and figures such as 9 at L415/65 Wo and 2 at 69/30. Values described as unchanged to firm, with terms like prime £2/18/6 and other bid amounts.
A mid 19th century sale notice lists livestock to be offered including pigs and calves. The event is scheduled for Thursday in January 1864 with details sparse beyond the items and date.
A long battered text reports claims that Santa Claus bones lie beneath Bari's High Altar. It notes a 11th century exhumation, healing waters, and pilgrim trade tied to Saint Nicholas relics in Bari Italy, with mentions of Bishopric links and a BBC Rome correspondent.
A traditional rite involving the Saint’s statue is performed anew with the statue placed in a fishing boat, then hauled ashore. The event, tagged by officials as a ceremonial exhumation, unfolds amid dramatic scenes described as a remarkable maritime procession.
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