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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1953
Page
4
A reader letter references dieting and snacks with playful phrases. It mentions daily routines, foods, and a request for guidance. The piece preserves the voice and quirks of the era while noting the reader’s curiosity about healthier choices.
A fragment from Tuncurry notes a bus service linking Forster to Gloucester and a connection with a train to Sydney. The item mentions a timetable or route detail with the phrase Coanesta.
The Dalgety store cattle sale reports softer demand in the northern markets due to fluctuating weather and conditions in Hunter Valley and North Cane. Prices show mixed results with some store bullocks and savers selling around £85 10s and various weights around 18 to 20 pounds, while Dalgety markets note hopeful signs for later in the season amid weather impacts.
OCR text records a dairy cattle sale at Gloucester yards with buyers from various regions. It lists numerous cows and heifers, prices, and bidders including individuals such as Joe Corbett and Dianna, with scattered references to breeders and auction terms. The fragment mentions springers and Shringers and indicates strong competition and price variation.
Fragmentary text cites New Senate Rankin and St Ja Brown in a dispute over Carter the crost topic. Readable portions indicate political intrigue with unnamed parties debating roles and responsibilities. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The notice lists numerous cattle by name and number with prices in pounds shillings and pence, including cows calves bulls and sows. Buyers such as Farnoids Schneider and Reeves are named along with locations and auction details for an oncoming sale day in April 1068.
A new photostat machine from Brenzerland speeds will copying, costing 200 w per day in operation. It reduces fraud by providing verifiable images of wills while preserving official costs. Twelve Probate Office officers verify copies daily, and the device prints on regular paper in five seconds, easing court disputes over signatures.
The fragment describes discussions on a traffic issue involving a lorry versus a car and mentions officials Moorea Farley and a department head. It notes potential funding and policy actions, with reference to a placeholder amount and a request to obtain money through a department. The text is garbled and references traffic, payments, and a commission.
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