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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1930
Page
3
The article argues beef industry shifts toward gentler baby beef increase demands for higher trucks or double deckers to move weaners and fat cattle efficiently. Current stock includes sheep vans and calf trucks too low for beef, prompting calls for a 25 weaner or 20 fat weaner capacity per deck to save freight costs, with new rolling stock anticipated as railways expand.
Commercial Homebush stock sale in Sydney opened cheaper with 2820 yarded cattle. Buyers paid for all beef classes as auctioneers accepted Tower fibles. best heavy bullocks 51s to 68s per 100 lb and cow beef up to 48s. Maitland sale penned 309, mainly porkers and baconers, with prime suckers improving and heavy baconers to 7/6, prices quoted across weights.
Fragmentary essay discusses how to handle obituaries and faults in others with restraint. It cautions against overreaction when mourning or judging, urging calm prudence, courteous speech, and restraint from petty resentments. It stresses peaceful cooperation and measured remedies in social disputes. It notes human bias and the value of kind words to ease life.
Floral voiles in a wide range of popular colours with latest colour effects. Printed bayons offered in 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 yd. Dress linings available in plain colours. Also lots of oddments in dress goods cleared at wonderfully reduced prices.
An English writer notes climbers face a superstition barrier on Everest rather than danger. Tibetan authorities refuse permission from religious beliefs, with myths surrounding Olympus like peaks and gods shaping local fear and restraint.
In England, three youths caught poaching rabbits on a estate were jailed for 14 years. A 16th century owner fined for failing to destroy rabbits. By 1929 a large landholder invested in a rabbit breeding venture and visited the old land, proposing sale for forty thousand pounds, with the owner insisting the land was his to use for rabbits.
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