09 Jan 1942
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1942
Page
1
A persuasive note urges shoppers to rely on advertised goods and services as a mark of quality. It argues that brands with reputation meet a consistent standard, offering sound economics and ethics, and that choosing advertised items benefits consumers.
The death of Mrs Mary Ann Dark at 84 follows a life in Dungog with Darka Arcade family ties, 16 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral at Dungog Presbyterian Cemetery with relatives including sons George and Captain Eric Dark MC among chief mourners.
State Cabinet weighs removing the rule forcing married women teachers to leave the service. Education Minister Evatt backs repeal, noting over 100 married teachers have already returned to work. He emphasizes protecting children's education despite wartime disruptions.
Faults in milk and cream often stem from stagnant water as bacteria gain entry to milk via cattle and udder washing. Cattle wade in polluted swamps or cross stagnant creeks. reused cloths and pails spread contamination. Water quality for udder washing and source tanks affects the milk’s biological quality and safety.
The new Federal war tax becomes operative January 2 with deductions starting after January 14. Incomes liable begin at £157 yearly, about £3 per week, lower than the previous £200 threshold. The payroll reductions table lists amounts for spouses, dependents, and children, detailing how much is deducted from wages for tax and state tax, with varying figures for mothers, fathers, and other relatives and children.
A veterinary pamphlet urges regular feeding and sensible work to prevent digestive issues in horses. Do not work two to three hours without rest, avoid full stomachs before work, and provide small road feeds with main meals after exercise to restore digestion.
Police are informed under regulation 87 of the National Security (General) Regulations that holders of specified rifles revolvers pistols and ammunition must surrender them to the nearest police station. The notice lists 203 rifles and parts 82/20 calibre repeaters 310 calibre Martini action rifles .22 calibre repeaters .45 and .380 calibre revolvers and pistols and Bisley and King’s aperture sights.
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