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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
4
Published by Arrangement. At a Philadelphia Law Association gathering the New York Evening Post reports a resolution condemning Prohibition. It argues the federal law has deteriorated public service, noting graft and debauchery in enforcement and opposing harsher measures as an attack on reasonable law.
Farmers advised to test Karewood Poultry Spice with two jackets of the product, feeding half a dozen birds per batch. Directions stress a fortnight for results, noting economy gains with 20 hens to 140 hens over 32 days. Suppliers list packets priced per pound and per tin at local retailers.
Parliament discussed parts of the Land Act especially value reappraisement on land tenure transfers. Amendments to its machinery are possible next session, but officials expect no change to the vital removal of reappraisement from Inkster’s hands.
A brief notice states Quetomars can secure the best pork and mutton with prompt attention to requirements, adding a trial solicited.
Mrs Moxey wife of dairy farmer Richard Moxey of William Town testified two hours to Detective-Sergeant Hyon in Sydney in the Newcastle police station this afternoon. The interview was painful and she broke down repeatedly. She then went to her father’s home at William Town. The inquest into the June 45 death will be held at Raymond Terrace Friday morning, with her statement expected to be vital.
Sir This letter argues for a uniform Australian butter price aligned with rising production costs. It calls for Commonwealth powers over Marketing Acts across Queensland New South Wales and Victoria and endorses the amended Marketing Act of the state while condemning the Paterson levy and supplier refunds as undermining the voluntary scheme. The writer, C. B. D. Meares of Sydney, signs on June 46 1928.
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