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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
3
Willmore and Randell licensed real estate agents at 14 Spring Street Sydney advertise sale of numerous cash lots across all Sydney suburbs. Contact for particulars.
Advert says wanted to buy palings and second hand tran frame planos. Full value paid. Contact E1288 at 78 80 Hunter Street Newcastle by call, write or phone.
On Australia Day teams representing Town and Country will play on Glencea ter Part starting at 30 am. Town side includes Atkins Atkins Matthewson Giitey Fram er Price Smith Rosa Landers Pernance Wilton Fordhany Blane and more. Country side lists Hamberger Merchant and others.
Messrs W E SpatheiGer Ply lead a special Gloucester cattle sale on Friday. The Mame auctioneers will stage their fortnightly cattle sale on Tuesday next. Piggani cattle and home stock sales are set for Thursday. Mr Tom Hicks will offer at nur Hon at TGa-Orw om Oth Webinars, household Turnleure ye Ate, A Bt Coleman.
At Wingham on 318 January Mr. G OHull will offer at auction high class Koorritt Plat groeing prperty of B7T acres in the Water Sames Paton. Pull particulars are Advised in this ieee.
Classified notice listing semi-trailers and logging trailers in stock. Includes detailing vacuum hydraulic brakes and dual axles. Delivery within 14 days. Permits arranged. Contact Gleeson Wingham at Wingram phone for orders.
Personal notices recount return home of Mra M Ehamien and kin after holidays, plus multiple entries on wartime service discharge, hospital stays, transfers, and local marriages. Names include Rainey Bargate AN Moy A GK Teva RH IME ebeah Fesy nye Nowennd pofare Taterning and many residents from Barrington, Gloucester, Narraweema, Bourke, North Sydney, and nearby towns with movements of service personnel and family events.
Intermediate Exam shows a list of pupils and teachers with several misspellings. One pupil failed to pass the CRAM in what appears to be a classroom setting. The text names multiple students such as Betty L Pawling and Shir ley Mf Tomes alongside staff.
Western market notes detail Sydney pig sales at Winchenmire Carson st with 2800 head, about 500 fat stock. Prices showed heavy to prime baconers firm, with weights around 140 to 195 pounds commanding 78/ to 165/ and up to 288 per head for extra prime. Sellers included Bnpletarters and Yaconers with varied quotations across lots and weights.
A readable OCR fragment lists LADIES FLORAL AND CHECK COTTON FROCKS and LADIES PLAIN COTTON INDUSTRIAL FROCKS with sizes SSW SW W 08 36/8 and coupon counts. It also mentions FLORAL SILK DIANDAL FROCKS and LADIES CHECK APRONS with limited coupons and CHILDREN'S FLORAL COTTON CIANDELS sizes 20 to 94. The numbers suggest pricing or coupon quantities from a catalog-like page.
The article details a reunion between Mr and Mrs G Relf of Peninam Street and relatives in Australia. It notes Vinchester, a telegraphist in Worcester now in Sydney, and their plans to visit England. It mentions a marine, Ron, and a large extended family with connections to Ireland and England, including stories of war service and migration. The tone is a nostalgic hometown notice highlighting the long-awaited gathering and family ties across continents.
Bowling notes report Monday start at 10 20 am for a match at the premises with expected social games on Saturday. Results from recent trials show Nichols Manto Borer 20 v Me Naughton Houghton Ebbeck 10 and others. Concerns raised over lack of Country Week entry and Interzone Championship entries as club computations may be settled by June. Wordward and Amith retain the emblem against Whatson and James 45 82.
A pleasant finish to the patriotic meeting Saturday at Hight by the Gloucester Race Club in the School of Arts. There will be a dance at Kin-Cre am by February. A meeting of the committee of the AHL fe P Ram takes place Thursday next at 2 pm. The Church of England will be held at oneevow, Street.
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