Suits for the Show and Easter Tailored to Measure
We are taking orders for suits tailored to measure by Garners. Mens trousers offered in plain and fancy serges and fancy tweeds. Prices include £3 10s for suits and £1 for trousers.
21 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 21, 1933
Page
1
We are taking orders for suits tailored to measure by Garners. Mens trousers offered in plain and fancy serges and fancy tweeds. Prices include £3 10s for suits and £1 for trousers.
A dealer promotes radio sets for purchase on easy terms and offers slightly used guaranteed sets at low prices. The pitch includes piano sales with the claim of teaching music for children and emphasizes unusually low prices.
An assortment of quirky notes on taxation and town pride. A Budapest circus proprietor sent seven mong and 13 monkeys to the tax collector, who valued the lot at £220 after arranging an estimate with the Zoological Gardens. Also listed are an optometry visit by D I McDonald of Webster Jack and McDonald in Sydney and a promotional verse urging personal effort to build a real town.
An eminent French journalist Raymond reports from Australia that country dwellers show greater originality and problem solving than city workers. He cites daily challenges in farming, stock, crops, and local economics as drivers of practical thinking and notes welcomed traits in Australian women. He also observes a rising trend of health concerns and calls for tighter control on selling medicines.
The passage contends that all remedies of this sort reside with chemists, and that inferior varieties would quickly disappear from the market. The wording centers on the control of product quality by chemists and the resulting market cleansing of weaker varieties.
The Commonwealth Attorney General and the Australian Country Party exchange about tariff increases. The Country Party says it does not seek credit for government actions, notes its opposition to duties on 400 items, and protests discrimination against tobacco and bananas. It asserts influence within Parliament beyond the Cabinet and argues credit or blame should be shared among all members.
A country town golf club lost its links when the landowner seized the site for a dairy farm. The piece laments the move as backward and urges legal action, possibly by Order in Council, to protect recreation spaces funded by local taxation.
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