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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 15, 1932

Page

3

Dust to Gold on Bendigo Footpaths Sparks Legal Crackdown

In Eaglehawk, Bendigo, two youths swept road dust from Caldwell's road into barrows and a cradle, hoping the dust would yield gold. Police pursued under Police Offences Act section 4 sub-section 7, charging them for removing road surface. The case highlights civic pride clashing with legal restrictions.

Bendigo Eaglehawk Caldwell Torough Thompson Eaglebank

Butter Factory Plan Aims At Equal Pay For Producers

Mr Patrick Grant general president of the Primary Producers Union spoke at Tamworth last Friday with directors of Tamworth Cooperative Society Ltd. He outlined the Paterson scheme and interstate Butter Committee aims to equalise payments per pound for butter sold locally or exported to remove price cutting and stabilise the industry. About 75 per cent of Northern State factories including Quirindi Glen Innes Red Range Singleton Branxton Muswellbrook and Tenterfield favour the proposal. The scheme is hoped to start around July 1 with a shareholders meeting next Friday at Tamworth Oddfellows Hall.

Patrick Grant Primary Producers’ Union Tamworth Tamworth Cooperative Society Ltd Grant Oddfellow's Quirindi Glen Innes Red Range Singleton Branxton Muswellbrook Tenterfield

Commercial cattle sales report from Sydney stock markets

Tom Hicks notes private sale of 99 bullocks to Hoot & Co and 54 steers to J B Martin Estate. Sydney market shows 2323 cattle yarded with mixed quality, easier early values, cows harder to sell. Krambach stock sale: fats and stores steady, Jersey heifers in good demand. store pigs higher at £1/2/6. Pig market lower. rabbitskin sales resume with price ranges. Next sale February 10.

Tom Hicks Bullocks Messrs Hoot & Co Steers J.B. Martin Sydney Krambach Paterson, Easton and Co Jersey Winchcombe, Garson Ltd Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd

Cricket Notes First Grade Matches Result Report

Avon Valley defeated Stratford while Tugrabakh beat Endeavours and Kia Ora forfeited to Upper Bainton. Avon Valley now leads Stratford by six points. Notable bowling by Don Dennett 5 for 20 and Charlie Dennett 38, Jim Atkins 2 for 5 in Avon Valley versus Stratford.

Avon Valley Stratford Wilsonhaw A. Clarke J. Atkins J Ebbeck Wilson R. Clarke Clarke Dennett W. Atkins J. Wellard W. Wilson Ibwey D. Denmett

City papers hail Harbour Bridge opening boosts Sydney

A Sydney city paper argues the Harbour Bridge opening will flood the city with country visitors spending money while hotels fill up and stores profit. It criticizes booster propaganda as aimed at fattening city businessmen and warns country folk to stay home.

Sydney Harbor Bridge Harbour Bridge New South Wales Dorrigo “Gazette

War Debt Views On Gold, Goods And Allied Pay

At luncheon aboard the Strathard the Bank of England director Alexander Shaw argued Britain’s wartime debts were lopsided. He noted America forgave most of Britain’s Allies, while the United States did not charge for raw materials paid in goods rather than cash. He urged payment in goods over fifty years, warned against demanding full cash sums, and praised Australia for economic resilience and leadership in postwar recovery.

Strathard Strathnaver Hich Australia Alexander Shaw Bank of England America Britain United States Shaw Alor

Warning on Trespass at Glorivale and Beaton's Tibuc

Public notice warns against trespassing on Glorivale Beaton's at Tibuc and other properties under control. Offenders will be prosecuted without respect to any person. Signed Theo M Hogee Crook's Park Dungog Dee ard 1931.

Beaton Tibuc Theo. M. Hogee Crook's Park Dungog Dee Ard

Cow Bears Twin Calves in Curious Dungog Event

In Dungog district a Ayrshire Jersey cow owned by Mr Frank Bunt produced two calves. The first born August 20, 1931, and a second on December 27, 1981 after five months. The cow continued to milk well though the second calf appeared after a period of concern. The second calf, though initially weak, recovered within hours. Mr Bunt invites inquiries confirming the unusual occurrence.

Dungog Frank Bunt Bunt

Trespass Notice On Buc Sells Road Farm Property

Property owner C Maslen warns that any trespassing on the Buc sells road farm after December 1 1931 will be prosecuted and all prior permissions are withdrawn.

Bucsells” Road

Ballina Bescon’s warning to supporting the town’s future

A Ballina Bescon article argues that continued outward money flow and two faced actions will devastate the town. It warns population decline, loss of schools, churches, industries, and public services if residents do not spend locally. The piece notes railway accident figures and reduced staff incidents as context for economic risk.

Ballina Bescon Ballina Baling

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A. L Cavanaugh Gloucester Pharmacy A. Z. White L. Harris Gloucester Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd Church 81 LAW Sicos MR. BP. Grant A. Wilson T. Bignell W. Martin A. West R. Atkins J. Ebbeck Jack Bignell D. Dennett M. Bucksheram Ebbeck G. Wilson W. Startin Bignell C. Dennett Perrin D. den D. Dennetl Dennet Tugrabakh Endeavours Tung E. Beattie Rum van McAlpin S. Smith Easton F. Easton We Merchant Moore Gordon c J. Smith P. Fraser T. Hicks General Commission Gloucester Investments Phone India Akil Kendall the R. Kendall King ST. Gloucester C. Maslen Gloucester Rubber Works Eabstele Graham Timber Co’s British Railways Can Park Street Garage Gloucester G. Kent T. Hannan Majestic Picture Palace Church Street Our W. A. Dan Capper Leige Arms D.B.B.L Masserell D.B.B L Masserell Bayard D Bonehill D.bb.l Bonehill D.bb.l S.B.B.L Tvor Johnson Ivor Johnson B.B.L Browning Winchester Repeating Rifles Winchester
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