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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
1
A fragment indicates a notice for Millet and Maier with address 912 Sussex Street Sydney. No further context or details are readable.
Vague note describes arranging paddock space near trucking yards and mentions seeking experienced help. It references a reordering of trucks and inquiries to owners about intended consignments. The fragment hints at market supply concerns and a potential fund at a depot, with emphasis on efficiency and safety.
The article explains how crude oil is refined into gasoline and other products, detailing boiling ranges, the distillation process, and the role of cracking and separation. It notes the importance of petroleum derivatives for engines, lubricants, waxes, and chemicals, and discusses safety and efficiency in production and use.
The ceremony joined Mervire Vivarse and a groom, with witnesses including Elizabeth Moss and Wilken Kal. Guests wore white muslin, and the reception featured peony decor and jelly hat refreshments as the couple celebrated with family and friends.
Mount George residents and local figures gather as a meeting is formed to discuss the community’s response to recent events. The motion calls for a formal resolution, with Mr Murphy of Wyoming and Mr Murphy of Wingham among those noted for attendance and remarks.
Official correspondence from the Public Works Department Sydney dated February 120 details the Kempsey to Taree external rail link proposal, noting no immediate action and expected committee review with a May start, while outlining further notices about a main month line connection with the North Coast Railway.
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