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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1941
Page
1
The store announces fresh arrivals from the season with new lines and colors. Highlights include updated items from top brands and limited quantities. Shoppers are urged to visit early for best selection and special opening-day promotions.
A persuasive Public Service style notice urges readers to buy advertised goods and services. It argues that advertised offerings carry a reputational standard and economic value, and that local papers provide a guaranteed advertising channel for reaching Gloucester District consumers.
At a Gloucester Show Committee meeting on the Showground last Saturday plans were made for the upcoming annual Show in four weeks. President absent, Vice President J H Farley chaired. discussions covered maize judging rules, entry timing, ground improvements, gate needs, announcing and parade arrangements, and preparations for the weight judging event with a donated sheep prize.
Demonstrations at Gloucester Electric Supply Co Ltd show new efficiency and precision at the switch. The display highlights consumer benefits and modern electrical solutions for homes and businesses in Gloucester.
The Premier Mr Mair says no definite date yet for the State general elections, noting a joint ministerial meeting on Monday. He presumes the election will be held towards the end of May, but provides no firm schedule.
NSW records 907311 employed in December, 28583 unemployed last month, the lowest in ten years. Premier Mair released figures showing progress since 1933, with unemployment well under 4 percent and 40 percent of jobless over 50. Government aims to place every willing man into work.
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