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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1946
Page
3
Fragmentary entry mentions Administrative Expenses and travelling related items. References like White Reve enue Credit and carried forward suggest bookkeeping notes. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
Real estate firm Willmore and Randall advertises for buyers and sellers of houses investments land and farms of every description. Offers prompt service expert advice and contact options by phone mail or visit at 14 Spring Street Sydney BW 6027.
Wanted to buy large pepperwood and camphor laurel t rees purchased and removed high prices paid for suitable timber flame trees irregular shape or straight log o required standing or otherwise good prices paid blackbean stumps and logs purchased and removed contact Ralph Symonds Pty Ltd Morley Avenue Rosebery Byenay
Northern Motors announces open services for old Fig Chase Motor Repairs and Replacements Petrol Otla and Ace Centuries. They invite back former customers and welcome new ones to bring automotive troubles for handling at Northern Motors HG Rabeven Proprietor.
A garbled wartime speech revision urges peace and the end of war through human relations and confidence. It references Franklin D Roosevelt and hints at postwar unity, faith, and a lasting peace across nations and peoples. It aligns with a commemorative tone about leadership and national purpose.
Mrs Harriet Griffis died in a private hospital at Taree on Thursday 1st aged 80. Wife of Charles Griffis of Krambach she leaves a husband four sons Alfred Horace and Beatrice a daughter Rev Ferriera officiated at Keambach cemetery funeral Friday afternoon. Born Harriet Bidner in Krambach she lived in the district and married Mr Griffis forty seven years ago and suffered rheumatoid arthritis for four years yet remained cheerful.
The Postmaster General Senator Cameron indicated that restoring the two-penny postage is one objective to be considered in the next financial year's Budget. The department plans bigger postal and telephone improvements, to be funded accordingly.
The Gloucester and District Chamber of Commerce urges local action to solve housing shortages. It supports a council backed scheme offering up to £1000 advances to builders repayable over 20 years, prioritizing building materials and targeted allocations for Gloucester residents. The letter, signed by President W W Hawdon and Secretary John Carolan, calls for a housing commission plan with transparent needs statements.
The notice lists the 1946 Wingham Show set for March 7 and 8 with Hommaniens close, and March 11 as the next day for related schedules. Gloucester Social Club hosts a dance at the Shoot of Aru tomorrow. Taree Jersey fair and stock sale will run March 26 and 27 with one night open. Show schedules are available from Secretary E. D. Graham. Peters Creameryst Ltd reports payments to suppliers for January 1948 milk and butter, including government subsidies. Christman Evans noted Welah divine credited for securing a 100 percent collection from a sheep theft incident, urging those present not to contribute if guilty.
An automotive and home electrical battery catalogue offers factory direct Marshall Batteries for cars trucks cycles radios and home lighting. The ad promises wholesalelike prices with Watertight guarantee and stresses savings by cutting out middleman profits. Mail to Marshall Battery Mfg. Co at 352A Harbour St. Sydney.
Under new management Reed Proprietor offers farm machinery and semitrailers for immediate delivery. Listings show Willowa machinery West Mateland and Wing ham addresses with a mix of outdated spellings. Readable items mention trailers logging equipment and general farm gear available locally from Reed Machinery.
The Junior Farmer association reported delays in showground improvements at the annual meeting. Plans covered painting pavilions fencing and track work, with tenders invited for improvements and a new gate entrance. The group discussed funding, weather risks, and support from the Returned Services League and CWA volunteers.
Mr. LG soraan ALLA reports the Mousing Commacny approved ten homes to be built at Wingham under the Govsrumant house scheme. Since January 26 waters above a Actoas the Devil's Elbow at Wingham have been closed for 13 months. A sale at Mart d land fetched 14,000 guineas, a world record pedigree price, owner R. Latdian Smith of Alder nshire with Ralph L. Smith of Missouri. The Northern Courier and The Raleigh Sun will merge under The Bellingen Courier designation.
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