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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 05, 1943

Page

4

Commercial Special Cattle Sale at Gloucester

A large Gloucester cattle sale drew 1080 head including Hereford and Devon bullocks steers cows and calves. Prices dipped from recent peaks with bullocks down about a pound per head while high quality cows and calves held late rates. Numerous buyers from local and surrounding districts attended and many lots were sold to individual buyers with detailed per head prices listed.

W. E. Sparke Ger.) Pty, Ltd Gloucester Devon J. EB Laurie H. Cameron Hereford C. Latimore E. A. Shultz Bignell Bros Laurie Bros J. P. Smyth Cooper Blencoe A. C. Carter L. G. Carter A. A. Duff Sansom Sansom Bros Grant R. G. Newton E. C. Laurie J.T. Crant C. L Blencoe J. A. Laurie G. A. Westley R. E. Grant A. B. Wright G. McDonald Mrs B. W. Tull A. J. B. Laurie P. Knellner H. J. Phillips J. H. Weismantel F. M. Baker W. E. Weismantel J. Forbes L. G. Forbes W. J. Forbes A. J. Blanch Blanch J. D. Parish Fay Parish Reg. Andrews W. Maslen A. L. Farley F. E. Edwards H. Muddle R. Bleasdale C. Blanch J. Upton E. Dillon B. J. Rheinberger

Soldiers to ACTU Sir. plea to end wage pegging

A letter from six soldiers urges the ACTU to abolish wage pegging and to back wage increases. They demand full union backing for a strike, protest holiday concessions, and question protections for troops against overtime and disciplinary actions while urging fair treatment for servicemen.

ACTU Malaya New Guinea Australia

Leave Home for Service Women at Ranelagh Hotel

The Sydney YWCA and Australian Comforts Fund reopen Ranelagh at Darling Point as a hostel for service women on leave. When completed it will house 100 girls, needing a piano wireless clock and vegetables for gifts, with transport via the ACF. Enquiries to Mrs. W. G. Kett or the YWCA secretary.

Ranelagh Darling Point Sydney Ywca Australian Comforts Fund Sydney A.C F W. G. Kett YWCA Liverpool Street

Five of eight in Sydney pet ration case found guilty

In Central Criminal Court Sydney five of eight charged with conspiring to obtain pet ration tickets unlawfully were found guilty. Townsend and Maria got three years, Hosgood two years, Reginald Irwin and Russell three months with mercy recommended. Pritzler and Mrs Irwin had a jury disagreement and were remanded on £100 bail. Fisher was found not guilty and discharged.

Central Criminal Court Sydney Townsend Maria Hosgood Reginald Irwin Russell Pritzler

Safety for Baby in New South Wales

A report notes over 120 infants and toddlers die yearly in NSW from various accidents and stresses prevention through care. Tips urge fire guards, radiator covers, fireplace screens, and avoiding inflammable fabrics for children. Regular visits to Baby Health Centres are promoted with many mothers already attending.

New South Wales

Cockatoo Cocky Keeps Quiet Court at Randwick Park

A Gloucester cockatoo named Cocky, eight years old, frequents Randwick Hospital reserve. Each morning he crosses the road to a preferred park seat, chats with passersby, dozes in the sun, and relies on his dog bodyguard Sonny. He arrived in the city from Gloucester after his family split during the war.

Randwick Hospital Gloucester Sonny

Prices rise for second hand goods in Sydney markets

In Sydney prices for second hand domestic utensils have surged with shortages of new electric fans vacuum cleaners refrigerators alarm clocks sewing and washing machines lawn mowers and radios reported. Namoi Shire Council files a claim for damages totalling £6070 for military traffic on main roads and £1430 on minor roads within the shire.

Sydney Namoi Shire

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FKI Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd King ST Walsh Irwin Cash & Carry Ell St Garden of Roses Peter Moutzouris A.C.T.U Health Department Thomas Cowan& Co Street & Parish, Pty., Ltd J. Bowen Box Taree Tom Hicks Queen Street Central District Ambulance Dept. OF Road Transport THE Ria.a.f. NS Dept. OF the Army P. J. Taylor & CO. Pty. Ltd Bnewcastle Government Essential Services Eae Yatt Burrowa Winchcombe, Carson Homebush Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Homebush Yards Saalionsit Stock & Station Agents Winchcombe House Bridge Street
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