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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 24, 1944

Page

4

Commercial Special Cattle Sale Attracts Broad Cattle Line

Tom Hicks reports another successful special cattle sale held on Tuesday March 2 with good quality lots across classes. Demand softened slightly for bullocks and steers, females cheaper by about 20/shillings, rough cattle 25/ cheaper. best yards of fresh bullocks, cows and calves up to £12 14s, steers to £11 18s, and Devon Durham 15/19 months at £8 13s. Numerous buyers attended, with many consignors listed including T. Bird, G. R. Hicks, Hicks Bros, A. Watts, A. Watson, W. E. Hicks, A. G. Hicks, Jos. A. Ross, Martin Bros, Bert Laurie, Rat. Laurie, Davey Bartlett, Jim Wall, Jim Dunn, and others. Next sale set for Tuesday April 11 featuring about 300 head of mata cows with calves and more consignments from Smiths Lake and nearby.

Tom Hicks Devon Durham T. Bird G. R. Hicks Hicks Bros W. E. Hicks A. G. Hicks Jos. A. Ross G. Martin Martin Bros Amos Martin Fred Moore Mrs Swan E. Wright Bert Laurie T. A. Laurie Rat. T. A. Laurie Davey Bartlett Livermore Jim Wall Jim Dunn Tole Mac Dern Cecil Wall C. Campion BE. L. Gardiner Sansem H. Thurling Bert Lowrey FR. A. Grant Tom German E. and J. Higgins T. Corrigan W. Germer Geo. Harris Dan Lynch F. N. Laurie Alex, Miller Roy Shultz C. Griffin J. A. Ross J. L. Wall Ted. Ahearn G. E. Westley J. C. Webeck E. G. Harris H. G. Borham Alex Isaac A. J. Everett K. McCarthy

Cardinal Points of A C P Policy on Land Settlement

The Australian Country Party outlines land policy built on postwar lessons and fair terms. It favors leasehold settlement for returned soldiers with low capital, gradual freehold for capable buyers, qualified entrants only, and strong cooperative support for machinery and markets. The aim is sustainable production with fair prices and living standards.

Australian Country Party Country Party

Release of Saddlery and Harness for Farmers

About 443000 horse-shoes 38000 lbs of nails 10000 stirrup irons 5000 bits 5000 riding saddles with six mountings 5000 bridles with short reins and bits 24000 pairs long-driving reins 1000 saddle blankets 500 saddle cloths and 400 luggage saddles complete with mountings will be released soon to farmers and civilian horse-users. Prices fixed by Prices Commissioner Copland. Army supplies released under an arrangement among the Army Department and War Organisation of Industry Commerce and Agriculture Supply and Shipping and Commonwealth Land Transport Board. Buy through usual suppliers. distribution through trade channels. all States to share in release of second-hand saddlery in good order.

Mr. Dedman Proffessor Copland Army Army Department Commonwealth Land Transport Board

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