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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1953
Page
4
An old Tyrell Street cash and carry grocery advertisement promises better service and goods. It mentions groceries, confectionery and cordial items in omi area, urging delayed patrons to visit for value.
Forster to Gloucester coach timetable notice. Bus service operates with trips from Sydney to Gloucester, meeting trains at Gloucester and connecting at Forster. Driver contact Hing Tllagh Proprietor for further information.
The report discusses vaccination programs for Strain 10, Strain 18, and Strain 19 in dairy herds, noting uncertain efficacy and ongoing abortion risks. It cites New Zealand dairy authorities, field investigations, and trials across winter valleys, with mixed results on fertility and herd protection.
J Monro dominates Sunday events, finishing with 2 prizes and a 230 score. The day includes a troubled Nah sail and a forthcoming Friday meeting with results and standings across multiple shooters and rivals.
Report notes a plan to use Russian Wolfhounds to eradicate the dingo pest. Mr Colley cites dangers of crossbreeding and urges caution to avoid unintended changes in native stock. He warns that crossing could yield more vicious animals and emphasizes preserving pure dingo lines.
A disputed dredging project for the Torey channel triggers debate among representatives of Public Works and Malt Rands Departments. MLA Me Fitzgerald cites ministerial opposition while urging a joint conference of Manning and Stroud Shires to press a definite law and resolve who bears tines for the work.
Police summon corporate body on charge of wearing fat worth 1476 pounds stolen from milk destined for the Milk Board. Magistrate sets next hearing for Monday, with a two to three day expected hearing. Det Sgt Jeek Bateman and Det Brian Doyle led the year old investigation into fat theft from milk on its way to Sydney. If found guilty, the Crown may file for trial again and the judge would impose a fine on the corporate body.
A Camino area meeting of the Primary the tuvore Union discusses compulsory coloring of margarine for bread under the Pure Food Act. AL J. Clark reports a letter from the Department of Health confirming inspectors sample margarine and regulate coloring, noting pending actions against some manufacturers.
Grayton reports progress on restoring power to Nymboin and surrounding areas after outages. Plans include linking No 2 turbine at Kool Yuen and a 1800 kilowatt turbine to double output, with approvals sought for an additional hundred million pounds. Officials note reduced blackout risk and high expenditure already sunk.
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