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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1943
Page
2
Sydney pig sale numbers reached 820 head with Dadhers and parkers steady while buckfatters were weaker. Extra prime and heavy hogs sold to 200 per head, good to 180, baconers 140 to 160lb 97 to 210, 120 to 140lb 90 to 88, 100 to 290lb 84 to 90, porkers 30 to 50lb 20 to 48, 50lb to 70lb 46 to 64.
D L McDonald of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Pty Limited will visit Gloucester on Saturday February 14. Patients may consult at the Commercial Hotel Hovis or visit between 1 am and 6 pm for eye examinations and optical services.
Federal member J P Abbott will visit Gloupester Tuesday at 3 pm at Glour vester Post Office to meet constituents. George Gaphele Grail, a Fors ter regent, found dead in the Sane river. cause not disclosed, authorities say the body shows rope marks. Stroud patriotical carnival plans big Cross Sports and a day of events at Sun Prk on Saturday March ... Methodist services with Rev B Egan return home for Stratford Monvester and Bucca Wauks. services listed for Sunday and other locations.
Personal notices express condolences for Mrs. W. Dries in Gloucester and sympathy to Mr. Dries and family. News celebrates Miss Midge Shepherd’s promotion to Captain in ALF overseas service, with ties to AJL members. Other items note Lieut Celia McFarlane’s leave in Moucester, Milt Newton’s return from hospital, Vincent Newton’s fall on Duraareng Island, and improving Matron McRan. Also reports Mr. and Mrs. Westley in Narraweena Hospital, old Bowman resident Ted Byres in Narra l Wernd Hospital, found small black pup with blue ribbon, Red Cross monthly meeting on 18, War Chest Stall on 19. donations urged.
The Gloucester Shire Council met on Tuesday with reports from the Loch Government and Housing Department on endowment for triennial funding, flood and bushfire warning systems, and military movement hindrances. It covered road and bridge repairs, fuel rationing concerns, and offers from local businesses, along with boundary road developments and requests for public gates and ramps.
A large sale at Gloucester Shire Yards attracted strong turnout as about three head of cattle yarded including bullocks steers cows and calves along with Jerseys. Numerous buyers purchased across many lots with prices ranging from low to high for groups and individual animals. market clarity improved versus prior sessions.
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