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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
4
A fragment noting Dr Night as author of The Dagger and Cord The Shadow Crook and The Little Grey Woman among other titles, highlighting a bibliography and literary identity. The text presents multiple works and nicknames without a complete narrative or dates.
Hardy and Doris witness a shadowy figure at Forest Home and glimpse a man with a tail in the upper room. They recover a mysterious bottle, tying the case to the murdered man and a smuggling network. Inspector Frost seeks answers as Hardy pursues the drug ring's elusive leader Dr Night, head of Sydney's illicit traffic.
Local shop offers meats and light refreshments with constant specials on choice fruits and tomatoes at low prices. Small goods and confectionery lines round out the deal.
Classified line shows an advertisement urging advertising and noting payments via application to P O Box 12 Gloucester. The brief entry references a postal box for correspondence and suggests a local advertising option.
A Medical Research Council report from the Lister Institute finds Australian and New Zealand butters rival top English butter in vitamin A and D. Rodent tests show butter reverses vitamin A deficiency and supports growth, while vitamin presence remains stable after cold storage and long transport to Britain.
The article outlines a reduced refined sugar price of 4d per lb with old-stock allowances at previous rates, noting state regulation limits and the need for retailers to maintain prior profit margins. It covers wholesale tonnages, processing costs, and anticipated effects on growers and millers, plus last season’s exports and a figure on US negroes.
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