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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 10, 1942

Page

3

Japanese Landing in New Guinea Opens Papua Campaign

PORT MORESBY reports a dawn enemy landing at Salamaua on the New Guinea mainland marking the first such assault there. Seven hours later a Lae landing followed under naval and air cover as Japanese forces push toward Australia. Our forces evacuated Salamaua and destroyed key installations in a scorched earth withdrawal.

Port Moresby Salamaua New Guinea Lae Cairns Australia Port Moreshby Rabaul Wau Bulolo Goldfields Markham Valley Japan

Gloucester letter calls for wartime tolerance in sport era

In a Sunday Sport letter the writer appeals to Gloucester readers to show kindness and unity during wartime. He urges avoiding quarrels over the Advocate and stresses the town’s historic contributions to the 1914 18 war and current war efforts, asking not to mar Gloucester’s name with local squabbles.

Gloucester Advocate A. B. Hays

In Malaya Bennetts View on Allied Japanese Clash

Major General Gordon Bennett describes the Malnavan campaign stating Allied forces held the Japanese until their lines collapsed from surrounding withdrawals. He notes the Gemas clash proved Australian soldiers were better than the enemy. Bennett predicts Australia invasion is imminent, with the action only weeks away.

Gordon Bennett Malnavan A F Singapore Gemas Bennettt Australia Bennett

Obituary of Thomas Jupp of Lyndhurst Vale

Thomas Jupp 88 native of Paterson River died last Thursday at Lyndhurst Vale. He never married and lived with nephew Charles Jupp. A quiet retiree known for youthful bullock driving and stock breeding favoring Milking Shorthorns. Survived by brothers George and Henry and sister Mrs Griffin, plus nephews Charles Richard Joseph Alfred Gordon Thomas. Funeral at Dungog Cemetery Church of England with Rev A W Moore officiating. arrangements by J Fleming.

Thomas Jupp Lyndhurst Vale Paterson River Williams River Charles Jupp Jupp George Dungog Henry Brookfield Griffin Stratford William Joseph Jonathan Emma Bidner Charles Richard Alfred Peter Gordon Thomas Church of England A. W. Moore J. Fleming

Organised sport debate at Eastern Suburbs club meeting

At Pad dington Town Hall the Eastern Suburbs Rugby League Club annual meeting drew M.L.A. Mr O'Sullivan a transport minister and patron, who warned against banning organised sport. Vice-president Mr Miller argued rugby league benefits troops, while Mr Turner urged continued football for younger players with greater duties.

O'Sullivan M.L.A Eastern Suburbs Rugby League Paddington Town Hall Militia A.L F. Miller Rugby League C. Turner Eastern Suburbs

National Newspaper Circulation Cutback Ordered

An official instruction mandates minimal newspaper presence with Government enforcement. Circulation must be reduced and non paying or tardy subscribers may have names erased. Free List abolished due to present difficult times with no exceptions.

Digger Explains Long Range Targeting Using Rock Chevron

An officer questions a marksman about hitting four straight at 600 yards with sights set for 300. Digger replies that he uses a distant rock along the line as a bouncing reference to adjust aim.

Digger

Nowenitinic Cattle Sale At Nowendoc Auction Report

A Nowendoc cattle sale held on Wednesday the 4th inst by W E Sparke Cor Pty Ltd Nash and McKensey Walecha drew buyers with values steady though below last season due to adverse weather and unsettled world markets. Numerous buyers purchased steers heifers cows calves and bulls across many consignors including L C Partridge H O Waugh J F Wall Mrs A H Stace J L Wall Geo Ahrens K Gibbs A W Margery D Cross P J Dunn E Wright and others with prices ranging to £10/ per head for stout lots.

H. O. Waugh HH. B. Laurie J. EF. Wall W. T. Partridge J. Ireland A. H. Stace J. L. Wall J. Mullen T. Geo Ahrens W. Cc. Furner

Cattle Market Reports From Sydney Yardings

Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports 1520 cattle yarded with vealers nearly steady and other classes 10/ to 15/ lower. best vealers to 58/ and steers 49/. Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd notes 1520 cattle yarded with a small prime showing, firm overall. heavy proportion fair conditioners cheaper. Bullocks 17/10, cows 12/16, dealers 12/10.

Homebush Sydney Winchcombe Carson Ltd Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd

Maitland Stock Sales Fat Cattle and Calves Market Report

Upwards of 850 fat cattle and about 50 crackers and bulls yarded at Campbell's Hill yard yesterday. Quality not as good as last Monday. Bullocks, cows, heifers, and a good pen of vealers offered. cow beef cheaper. Heavy bullocks into £14 18 4, light steer £9 11, best cows to £12 13 6, calves about 600 with unchanged market. Pigs strong, baconers up to 98 6, prime sorts £25 10 per ton for fallow, hides and yearlings quoted unchanged.

Maitland Campbell's Hill Winchcombe Carson Ltd

Nice Showers Boost Gloucester Registration Figures

Three days of light rain yielded 161 units registered at Gloucester, indicating a modest uptick in activity. Local officials noted the weather helped stabilize turnout and align with seasonal trends for the period.

Gloucester

Special Store Cattle Sale 700 Head of Splendid Quality

A special sale of 700 head of cattle of splendid quality conducted by AUCTIONEERS Gloucester under the J. E. Laurie Estate and associates including E. C. Laurie J. A. Laurie and other listed parties. Bidders come from the local district to appraise the stock in Gloucester.

J. E. Laurie E. C. Laurie J. A. Laurie Laurie Bros W. P. Reichert P. Keegan R. A. Grant J. T. Grant H. G. Saxby Alf Moore Bignell Bros W. J. Dere J. Mitchell J. R. Yardy A. J. B. Laurie J. J Atkins K. A. McIntosh Marie Green A. Blanch P. Koellner Blanch Geo. Cox A. C. Murray John German

Special Store Cattle Sale at Wingham

Fr iday 13 March at 11 am Paterson Easton and Co sell 500 head of bullocks steers and female cattle at Free Presbyterian Church. Annual Congregational Meeting of the Free Presbyterian Church to be held at the Lower Church on Saturday 14 inst at 7 45 pm. H Grant

Wingham The Free Presbyterian Church

Thanks and Requests for Sympathy in Bereavement

Mrs E J West and family express gratitude to Mr and Mrs J Guyatt Mr and Mrs T Ritter and Mrs John West for help and sympathy after a recent bereavement. Also notice about Electricians Licensing Examination in NSW on 30 April 1942 with applications due by 31 March 1942 directed to the Department of Local Government and Housing Sydney.

E. J. West J. Guyatt T. Ritter John West Sydney New South Wales Electrical Contractors and Electricians Licensing Committee Department of Local Government and Housing Y. G.P.O H. E. Street

Sunday Church Services Observed Across Gloucester Area

On Sunday March 15 church services are listed for multiple denominations including Church of England Mothering Sunday at Gloucester and Barrington in the morning, Heatherdale and Gloucester evening services, with midweek sessions on Wednesday. Presbyterian, Methodist, Free Presbyterian, Copeland Congregation Mission, Stroud District Baptist Church and related meetings are noted with locations and times.

Church of England Gloucester H.C Barrington Church Heatherdale E.S Bowman Farm D. Glyn Jones Stratford Bucca Wanka H. Lynn Jarrett Free Presbyterian Upper Barrington Aven Creek Lower Barrington Copeland Congregation Mission Craven Creek Stroud District

Government rejects wholesale child evacuation plan

The Minister for Social Services, Mr. Hamilton Knight, stated last week that the State Government will not agree to wholesale evacuation of children from target areas. He said the government will encourage voluntary evacuation instead.

Hamilton Knight

Parchment Shades and English China on Sale

A local listing advertises discounts on Parchment Electric Light Shades, English China sets and cups, cut glassware, photo frames, floor mops, oil mop products, bread boards, and related items. Prices range from a few pence to several shillings, with multiple sizes and styles shown and WE ARE AGENTS FOR noted.

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Im le ALF Malaya KGSA Gloucester Shire Yards W. E. Sparke Gloucester) Pty., Ltd H. Grant
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