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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1949
Page
4
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Buyer seeks second hand brow frame palings and pianos. Full value paid. Contact B1238 by phone or mail at Palings 130 Winter Street Newcastle.
Readable entries from a poultry show list many breeds and winners across sections A to E with judges, special prizes, and a judging competition. Names include Don Shaw, Geoff Relf, L. Davenport, H. Green, John Reif, and G. Maiden among others, detailing winners for Wyandotte, Leghorn, Old English games, canaries, finches, cage birds, and waterfowl, plus district junior farmers results.
Victor Osvald Holden, 43, Tinonee resident, was found shot in the forehead in his yard on Wednesday afternoon. A rifle with a pent cartridge breech lay near the body. The death triggers an inquest to be held by the coroner Mr FR W Hough. He was survived by three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held at Tinonee cemetery with Rev. Walter Latham presiding.
The London Edinburgh non stop express Capitan Limited was inaugurated recently after being christened at King's Cross Station London by film star Anne Crawford native of Edinburgh The 383 mile journey runs non stop with engine changes through a special corridor in the tender The train features air conditioned coaches Photo credited to C.O.I London
The Stock Inspector V P Freeman reports on pasture prospects after rains and winds. Bark Spring looks favorable with soil moisture lasting weeks. Cattle welfare good. store cattle movement limited by rail but local markets show keen demand. Disease and poisoning concerns noted. worm outbreaks in weaner cattle managed with Phenothiazine. Calf inoculations up to 3000 for half year ending June 30, up 1000 from last year. The report was adopted by Directors Gill and Summerville.
Aldous Huxley and Sir John Runce explore how population growth and declining soil fertility threaten global food supply. The article notes rising hunger could provoke conflict as nations seek fertile lands, and discusses the Australia UNESCO backed Current Affairs Bulletin and the authors’ works.
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