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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 23, 1940

Page

3

Uses of Lime Fineness Important for North Coast farms

W A Horsley urges North Coast farmers to lime soils for better yields, noting widespread responses with legumes and pasture. He explains lime forms, with ground limestone and lime products, and stresses fineness and rate. The article discusses burnt lime, hydrated lime, and magnesium limestone, plus grinding tests and neutralising efficiency.

New South Wales Nambucca Heady Newcastle Lake Macquarie Laguna Hunter River Maitland

Air Mail for ALF: Dutch Air Teams Eye Palestine Link

The Dutch consul general in Sydney Mr T Schuurman said talks are under way between Dutch air companies and Australia's External Affairs Department to carry air mail between Sydney and Lydda Palestine. Royal Packet Navigation Co spokesman Mr A Bakker noted Dutch ships sail under British Admiralty orders and urged Dutch air services to cooperate. KLM planes would link weekly Batavia journeys with Sydney departures at Kingsford Smith Airport each Friday.

Netherlands Sydney Netherland Indies Netherlands Air Services R.lm Sael Batavia Lydda A.L Palestine Kingsford Smith K.L.M

Correction to editor on Ancient Prophecies and London origins

A reader correction cites errors in the first article on Ancient Prophecies noting Dan as Jacob's son and a tribe among the twelve. The letter traces London’s etymology, Welsh legends of lost Benjamin tribes, and Celtic migrations, then reports government petrol rationing steps and local fuel policy including the Linwich Fuel Control Board chair, plus new substitute fuels programs and early shale oil production plans.

Sir Dan Jacob Luach Benjamin Manasseh Cymrie Planners Brittany Londinim London Llynn England Wales Dalmeny Scotland Ireland H. C. Garven Linwich Fuel Control Board J. E. England Queensland Transport Board Commonwealth Queensland Newnes

War Chest Fund receives weekly donations and support

The War Chest Depot reports a week of donations including produce from Mrs A Ashby and Mrs Powell, books and magazines from several ladies, and a surprise silk cotton cover parcel from Mrs Dawson. Pupils at District Rural School sent knitted comforts and socks for overseas parcels. The Ladies Auxiliary agrees to keep their depot separate from the Red Cross, with competitions to be finalized and messages directed to Mr A B Smith. Four weeks receipts total 47 10 11.

War Chest Depot A. Ashby Upper Bowman Stan Deards Fothesdale W. Easton Powell Ralph Foyle Carson Nash M. Newton Gregory B. German T. Andrews A.J Red Cross A.B. Smith

Red Cross Annual Meeting Held At N Easton Residence

The Red Cross branch met at Mr N Easton s residence on Tuesday July 9 with strong attendance. Officers elected for the new year include President Mrs Leith Easton Vice Presidents Mrs F Holmes and Mrs McRae Secretary Mrs Mathieson and Treasurer Mrs F Holmes. The eight month fund total reached £50 8 on the report and plans for a card and ping pong evening were approved.

N. Easton Dames Leslie McRae Holmes N. Aston L. Easton T. Lynch Blow Hamberger C. Hamberger Mathieson Misses McRae Martin Polis

Gloucester Baby Health Centre monthly report

The Director General of Public Health supplies figures on the Gloucester Baby Health Centre work. The report lists mothers visited by Sister, new cases enrolled at the centre, babies weighed, test meals given, expectant mothers advised, and attendances by age group including infants under one, two, and three years, along with total and daily average attendances.

E. Sydney Morris

Being Well Born Notes From Health Dept

The Health Department in New South Wales promotes birth health through Baby Health Centres run by trained sisters. Over 200 centres welcome mothers and babies offering advice. About 80,000 mothers use the centres yearly and infant mortality has fallen, making the state boast one of the world’s lowest rates. Take your baby to a local centre for expert mothercraft guidance.

Health Dept Health Department New South Wales

Livestock Yard Sales Report From Maitland and Sydney Areas

Commercial fenceyard data shows 1903 cattle yarding with prime stock strong. 1908 yardings described as scarce prime, mostly medium lightweight, values firm. Maitland fat cattle sale saw about 850 cattle and 50 bulls with prices rising 5 to 10 per cent. bullocks to £16 3, cows to £11 8 6, yearlings to £9 1, bulls to £14, calves varied. Pig yarding heavy with porkers, baconers and other classes, prices stable at last rates, heavy pigs to 110, hogs varied, sows and suckers listed with multiple price points.

Foney Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd Pitt, Son & Badgery Lts Maitland

Imperial lettuces from United States bred strains gain acclaim

Luscious Lettuces in Australia rely on United States bred Imperial strains. Imperial 47 and Imperial 850 show superior performance, though mildew resistance lags versus Imperial F and Imperial Day. New USDA varieties Imperial S004 and Imperial 44 offer promising summer heat tolerance and solid heads, with Imperial 44 noted for crinkled leaves and strong mildew resistance for winter crops.

Australia United States of America J. C. Jagger Unite States Department of Agriculture New South Wales Department of Agriculture Imperial United States Department of Agriculture Shirlow Hawkesbury

N.R.M.A Proposes Ambulance Unit for AIF Support

The N.R.M.A council decided to provide one ambulance unit from association funds as a campaign opening. Members are urged to contribute toward the £500 unit cost. The drive aims to enable patriotic motorists to do their bit in a practical way for the Australian Imperial Forces.

N.rm.a. Council N.R.M.A

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W. A. Horsley Anabo Air Mail ALF Chase For Exporting Coy. _Pty., Ltd Arthur V. Eastwood Gloucester Hotel Gloucester F. M. Smith P.S & B Ltd Darling Harbour WAR Chest Fund Ladies’ Auxiliary Belbora Homebush Stock Sales N.R.M.A. Gift Ambulance Chapman’s Pharmacy Glour Thomas Cowan & CO Tudor ST O'Connell ST J. Bowen Box 40 Taree Street & Partsh, Pty., Ltd Foundations For Comfort Meritas Jack O’lantern Hollywood Hankin Manchester
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