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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
4
The 7.10 a.m. Mail from Dungog to Sydney on weekdays will be discontinued. A new Newcastle to Sydney train will run leaving Newcastle at 9.35 a.m. and due in Sydney at 1.10 p.m. Passengers on this train will change carriages at West Maitland. Further particulars from Station-masters.
A pasted list shows grocery prices and items available at J F O Brien Bank Arcade Maitland with items like arrowroot cocoa eyes cand es soap powders sugar flour kerosene and more. The notice offers free rail transport to Maitland and invites readers to request the full list.
Owners warn trespassers that all cattle found trespassing on Lot 65 Beatties Island will be prosecuted without further notice.
A Morning Post naval correspondent argues that if the Australian Navy takes over Pacific patrols it faces sovereignty and recognition issues. Without Admiralty orders Australia would not be part of British naval law, risking diplomatic insult and possible misclassification as privateers or pirates while Britain and Australia may have a hidden agreement.
The demand for Alfa Laval Cream Separators has been tremendous over the past year with occasional stock of one thousand machines. The ad touts a large satisfied customer base of one and a half million, strong guarantees, and extensive supports in manufacture. Sole agents are Waughn Josenhson, Sydney.
The notice lists postal closing and receiving times for various towns on February 5 1913. It specifies close times for Sydney Newcastle West Maitland Dungog Stroud and other districts, with multiple 1.45 pm 8.40 pm and 7.30 pm cutoffs and several reception timestamps including 9.5 pm and 2.17 pm for different routes. The towns named include Taree Wingham Krambach Barrington Copeland and more, with a final entry noting Sydney and Newcastle services.
A letter from RK Tindale of the Cunna mula Watchman describes thirteen years in Queensland and reports rapid relief from diarrhoea using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. He asserts the remedy benefits others and offers to publish the letter. The notice also mentions government aircraft orders: Britain four biplanes, France eighteen monoplanes, China five monoplanes.
A compact notice markets smoked fish of all kinds with a motto emphasizing cleanliness and civility and attention to service. The ad highlights quality and respectful handling for customers.
An old ad touts beef and mutton of best quality with utmost cleanliness and promises reliable good bread and pastry. It emphasizes standard of cleanliness and the claim that bread represents life, urging confidence in the product.
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