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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 18, 1942

Page

2

Christmas Cards Prohibited In POW Mail Warned

The Red Cross Letter Bureau has received many Christmas Cards for prisoners of war in Europe and Japanese-held areas despite rules forbidding such cards. The Australian Red Cross Society cautions senders to observe the prohibition and notes that POW mail regulations do not permit Christmas Cards. Industrial trouble at a sales yard delayed Tuesday Sydney pig auction results.

Red Cross Letter Bureau Australian Red Cross Society Europe

Gloucester Optometrists Visit by Webster Jack & McDonald

Optometrists D I McDonald of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Pty Limited will visit Gloucester regularly at the Commercial Hotel. Hours are from 9 in the morning to 5 in the afternoon. Watch for the date of the next visit.

D. I. McDonald F.B.C F.S.M.C London Webster, Jack & McDonald Sydney Gloucester Commercial Hotel

Gloucester Local Austerity Loan Surpasses Quota

Local report shows Gloucester's Austerity Loan total at £21,193, exceeding the quota by £5,193 with 157 subscribers of a 160 target. Other items note personal illness in Mayo Hospital Taree, Stroud Shire Presidency contest ending with Dr Zeininger elected, a large Juvenile Frolic at the Majestic Theatre, dairy subsidy inquiry progress, seven heifers killed by lightning at Bowraville, tick remedies, and railway travel permit clarification.

Gloucester Majestic Theatre Gloucester Parents and Citizens’ Association Mother’s Club Bowraville Guardian M. Angus Noble Nambucca

Gloucester Police Court fines licensee for unlawful hours

Mrs. F. M. Smith faced a 2 pounds 8 shillings fine plus costs for Cedric Gam on the premises during prohibited hours at the Gloucester hotel. Hawdon argued Gam’s eccentricity and asked no licensee mark. magistrate imposed the fine and waived additional notation. Ejectment orders were withdrawn for Mrs. Williams and Mr. Koellner, as occupants agreed to vacate when suitable homes become available. Straying stock cases against Ivan Livermore resulted in fines of 5 shillings per beast and solicitor costs. Neon sign contract with Claude Neon Ltd was varied to reduce payments by 50 pounds. damages set by court.

F. M. Smith Cedric Gam Hawdon Grant K. Williams Willams Peter Koellner Wm. Holden Holden Ivan Livermore Herbert McInnes Neon Sign Jack Moutzouris Claude Neon, Ltd Peter Moutzouris

Newcastle Divorce Court case summaries

In Newcastle Divorce Court Esther Carter seeks divorce from Jonah William Carter alleging desertion since 1931 after a 1913 marriage at West Maitland and seven children. A decree nisi is granted. Elsie May Brien seeks restitution of conjugal rights from John Brien after a 1933 marriage at Cooke's Hill. he is ordered to return within five weeks. Newcastle Herald.

Carter West Maitland Nisi Brien Newcastle “Herald

Rabbit skin values at Sydney sales on Wednesday

Supplies of rabbit skins at Wednesday Sydney sales reached 14 tons with slightly higher average prices. Details show varied outgoings from 48d to 5d per lb and dozens for pelts, growns, kittens, suckers, and damaged skins. furs realized from 1d to 5/6 per dozen while fox skins fetched lower values.

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Sydney

Gloucester Sawmill Destroyed by Fire

A Wednesday night fire nearly wiped out Gloucester sawmill run by Wiggers Pty Ltd. Nine workers, led by Arthur Gorman, battled the blaze as water pressure faltered. The mill, cutting 4000 super feet daily for military use, suffered extensive damage but much timber was saved. rebuilding plans reportedly proceed without delay.

Messrs Wiggers, Pty., Ltd Gloucester Len Monro Joe Corbett Keven Tonks Len Keven Paddy Campbell Messrs. Wiggers Pty. Ltd Craven Arthur Gorman Bert Nash Laurence Gorman Tom Hollingsworth

Defence of Australia critique by Labour figures

A letter argues Messrs Ward, Calwell, Fallon and other Labor Party figures are insincere about Defence of Australia. It claims their opposition to Australians fighting abroad is parochial and urges shifting Defence Act to allow deployment of trained divisions anywhere deemed necessary. The author asserts Australians must meet the foe overseas to protect freedom and living standards.

Ward Calwell Fallon Australain Labour Party Australia N.C.O

Special Cattle Sale Reports Mixed Yarding Quality

Tom Hicks reports a Tuesday sale on December 15 showing mostly plain cattle with only a few good steers and calves. About 400 head sold at an average of £6 10s 7d, with numerous bids from buyers and many consignors led by E Scrivner and Bert Laurie among others. next sale noted for January 19 with drafts from Hicks and Laurie estates.

Tom Hicks Scrivner Bert Laurie A. E. Homewood A. G. Grime K. W. Corbett Longworth Sam Wild M. Mackay H. Young A. E. Young Tom Wild C. Schnieder Henderson Mra A. BE. Henderson I. Livermore H. T. Thurling G. A. Relf J. H. Relf W. A. Relf D. West Mrs. E. P. Allardice R. H. Elliss W. A. Nash Mrs. A. Getts S. Sansom Mrs. Swan N. Herslett W. Germon Roy Germon Isaac Moore W. M. West Springer J. Foyle Geo. Cox E. G. Moore Summerville Bros G. R. Hicks T. A. Laurie New England

Gloucester Baby Health Centre monthly report

The Director General of Public Health Dr E Sydney Morris furnishes details on Gloucester Baby Health Centre activity for the past month. Mothers visited by Sisters include new born babies three and other visits three. total visits记录. Work at Centre shows two new cases enrolled, babies weighed and test meals given one, expectant mothers advised one. Attendance totals indicate under 1 year 53 visits, under 2 years 17 plus 1 for other under 2 years, with total attendances 77 and a daily average of 192.

E. Sydney Morris

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P. le Quesne James Taylor F. J. Thwaites Racoon Jeffrey Farnel Jean Ross Hans Kabe Louis Bloomfield U.S.A Army Navy Air Force Jessie the Elephant Bunyip W. N. Fleming A. S. Cavanough Hazelwood A.hazelwood Roma McCarthy Optometrists The Gloucester Advocate Milton Newton Mayo Hospital Taree Stroud Shire Abbott and Zeininger Customs Keane Senate Tariff Board Curtin City Press Nature Hartigan Gloucester Police Court G. W. Brown P.M Newcastle Defence of Australia A.lf Commercial Gloucester Baby Health Centre
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