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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 03, 1942

Page

3

Evacuating Coastal Cattle Debate Provokes Quirky Letters

A public meeting at Col​larenebri to plan care for coastal dairy herds if evacuation is needed drew a humorous column from the Collarenebri Gazett e. A writer mocks dairy life fears and envisions boards and rural uproar while noting rangers are appointed.

Ollarenebri Collarenebri Collarenehri Dad Maggie Mrs. Sheepshanks Mr. A. Weaner Ferdinand Marvy Lamb

Scorched earth plans outlined for New South Wales

A NSW sub committee of the State War Effort Co-ordination Committee is to draft scorched earth plans for potential enemy invasion. Committee members include E H Swain, Col J ad Lb McColl, Col S H Jackson, and Inspector Slanden. Premier McKell affirmed the government would destroy valuable assets before evacuating any area.

New South Wales E. H Swain J. Ad. Lb. McColl S. H. Jackson Eastern Command Slanden Police Department McKell Labor Ward Aid To Russia Committee Red Army Australia

Pal Eyes Army or Marriage Dilemma

A newly wed jokes about choices between marriage and military service. The spouse quips join the Army and be paid for fighting, highlighting a lighthearted career versus domestic life dilemma.

Pal

Cattle and hog markets steady at Maitland saleyards

At Campbell’s Hill yesterday up to 900 fat cattle and 30 trackers plus bulls were yarded with good demand. Prime steers and heavy bullocks sold firm to slightly improved, best heavy bulls to 20, cows to 12 15s, vealers strong. Calves, pigs and lighter stock showed brisk trade, with best heavy calves reaching 100.

Maitland Campbell's Hill

Homebush Sales Report From Sydney Market

Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports 1742 cattle yarded with price drops to 10 per cent. Best dealers up to 58 shillings, steers 1, heifers 46, bullocks 45, cows 42. Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd report 3742 cattle yarded at Homebush with a moderate show and mostly lightweights, prices: bullocks 19 pounds 10 shillings, cows 14 pounds 10 shillings, dealers 13 pounds.

Homebush Sydney Winchcombe Carson Ltd Messrs Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd

Hide and rabbit skin quotations from Winchcombe Carson Ltd

Hides calfskins and yearlings were appraised at unchanged prices plus the 10 per cent bonus paid by the Hide Board. Until further notice no bonus will be paid. Rabbit skin offerings were 29 tons. Auction prices closed about 8d to 10d per mn higher than prior auctions. Hare skins traded from 1/- to 1/ per dozen.

Winchcombe Carson Ltd

Exemptions From Service Hearings Scheduled By Magistrates

Applications for exemption from military service will be heard by police stipendiary or imperial magistrates. Exemption may be sought on hardship to the man, his parents, or dependants. Process will be simple and free of courts or fees. Applications on a specified form to the nearest court, with hearing date advised, and rights explained by the National Service officer.

Requisition Order for German Dial Sights Issued 1942

Lieutenant-General H. D. Wynter orders a 14 day production of German dial sights in the 2nd Military District for examination at Rifle Impressment Depot Victoria Barracks Paddington. Officials may requisition such items after examination.

Army National Security H. D. Wynter C.B C.M.G D.S 2Nd Military District Rifle Impressment Depot Victoria Barracks Paddington Peeruaey

Reward Offered for Damage to Plate-Glass Windows

Street and Parish Pty Ltd offers a reward for information leading to the conviction of the person or persons responsible for damage to its plate-glass windows.

Street & Parish Pty, Ltd

Church Services and Meetings Packed Across Denominations

Gloucester listings show multiple services: Church of England at 7.30 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday and other Lent and Sunday schedules including Gloucester Copeland Tugrabahk Glouces ter and Waukivory Rev H Lynn. Presbyterian Gangat Gloucester 7.30 p.m. Congregational Upper Bowman Craven Flat 2.30 Gloucester Stroud District Baptist Church timetable. Monthly Gospel Meeting at School of Arts next Sunday 7.30 p.m. Speaker S Greenaway on Love Forsaken. D Monteith.

Church of England Gloucester A.m Copeland Tugrabahk Waukivory Rev H. Lynn Stroud Simsville Craven Stratford Ward's River E. A Collins School of Arta Mr. S. Greenaway D. Monteith

New Rules on Vehicle Lighting During Brownout

New regulations will require masking of headlights and rear lights in the brownout region along the coast and tablelands. From March 2, vehicles must diffuse rear red lights so they are not visible beyond 40 yards and no white light may be shown at the rear. Masked vehicles face a speed limit of 20 mph. pedal cyclists must also have lights masked.

Service Station Association Gregorv Gregory

Wedding at Wingham Catholic Church in February

The wedding was celebrated at Wingham Catholic Church on Saturday evening February 14 between Misa Mary Ann Longhurst and ACI Stanton Herbert Fitzpatrick. Rev Father T Mulcahy officiated at the ceremony.

Wingham Catholic Church Misa Mary Ann Longhurst

Household Goods and Linens Sale Items Listed

Electric irons priced at 17/6 and 35 each. English china cake fetes with handles at 8/9 12/9 and 16/6. Cut glass water sets 79/6 and 97/6. Cut glass salad bowls 11/6 and 12/6. Photo frames various sizes priced. Floor mops complete with handles 2/9 to 4/9. Oil floor mops with handles 2/9 to 8/6. Large bottles mop oil iv 179 and 373. Page covers 14 x 14 and 12 x 9. Pread boards 1/9 and 2/9.

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Gloucester Shire Yards T. A. Laurie Laurie Bert Laurie E. Hyem Sons A. Y. Ehowen Estate J. A Ross W. J. Laurie T. P. Geale H. E. Lynch Tom Hicks New England W.E. Sparke Gloucester) Pty., Ltd T. J. Algie Shirley J. H. Relf K. A. McIntosh Tamworth D. Shaw Berkshire P. J. Radford W. E. Sparke Gloucester) Pty., Ltd Auctioneers W. Yates School OF Arts Pollock O.K W. Pollock Commonwealth OF Australiia J. T. Hicks Gloucester Police Patrol Street & Parish Pty. Limited Zate Lea Scards PHONE
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