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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
1
List of sale items with military style Cossacks in tan and high grade quality. Men’s pure wool flannels in natural and dark grey offered in all sizes. Boys’ all wool pullovers with zip or v front to clear. Boys’ pure wool navy flannel blazers. Sale prices noted as 12/11, 3/6, 2/11, and 5/6 respectively.
NSW authorities reject Victorian plans for an 8 uniform butter brand and an additional Kangaroo mark for top grades, a stance backed by the P P Union. The Central Executive Council adopted the NSW position at its latest meeting amid broader dairy and meat trade notes.
Dr. W Moppett of Sydney University notes a Canadian scientist claims a new series of biological products called ensols may arrest carcinoma and possibly cure it. He contrasts surgery and radiation with injectable chemical or biological agents and cites English researchers Dr Lumsden and Dr Todd pursuing serum and colloidal metal approaches.
Farmers, facing pruning waste, are urged to build simple orchard burners from four square iron tanks on a frame. The steam‑driven device, wheels or runners, costs little and speeds disposal, reducing disease spread and insect infestation by burning prunings on site.
The notice warns shopkeepers and fruit sellers they may face a £50 fine for selling citrus fruit infested with red scale. Growers and forwarders are also liable. Department inspectors will enforce the Plant Diseases Act as infected fruit floods the market. A fruit agents meeting unanimously backed efforts to reduce red scale and cooperate with the Department of Agriculture.
An advertisement urging readers to place orders locally at City Prices. It claims all catalog items are kept on hand and promises satisfaction. The notice directs sending details to H. Cooye, a jeweller in Gloucester, emphasizing trial as proof of value and urging customers to buy locally.
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