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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1952
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note on bus service between Forster and Gloucester with garbled names and times. Key details about a Sydney-bound train from Gloucester appear tangled with driver and proprietor references, making factual extraction difficult.
Gloucester suffered a 18-4 defeat to Cape Hawthorn after a goal by Latham and tries from Winger Barlow and Moran. Capped by late Cape Hawthorn scoring and a strong first-half effort, Gloucester’s reserves also fell short, with Cape reserves taking a ten-point win.
Gloucester residents flocked to the annual show with many exhibitors from nearby districts. Notable wins included Mrs P. Webeck winning cooking events and Mr Keith Bunsen sweeping the poultry classes with white and brown leghorns and Galloways triumphing in the horse division. Judges praised the Galloways and ponies, while other notable entries included White Leghorns and various cock breeds.
Ward's River Pr tulere defeated Barrington by 27 runs after Ward's Fiver posted 39 with 23 from Norman Shanley. Barringtons bowlers kept tight figures with Dous Watkine taking 3 for 20 and Meville Gam. Lies, while Bill stay in claimed 7 for Barrington. Ward's Fiver bowled Barringtons for 21 first innings.
Fragmented article discusses veterinary surgeons in Australia and Britain, unclear passages mention The National Association of Veterinary Surgeons and debates on examination routes, residency, and scope of practice. Names such as Graham appear with notes on licensing, cooperation among societies, and overseas comparisons.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference registered women and a minister with vague terms about an aviation form and "vetprinacy" but lack coherent details or identifiable names, places, or dates to establish a concrete news item or event.
The text notes proposals from New England New State Movement president Mrs A Wright and Sky Wright regarding creating a great inland city in Australia near the Murray River. It mentions efforts at a regional conference of the Nest South Wales Grassery Association and signals support from the association for the plan.
A historic report describes calf dehorning methods with chemical cautery and restraint, noting a veterinarian's guidance and the use of salicylic acid preparations. It explains steps from removing horns to applying a protective film and restraining the animal, with healing occurring over weeks as horn buds are permanently destroyed.
A health notice from the Nutrition Section of the Department of Public Health advises using lambs fry as a rich iron source. It suggests liver based dishes, including a tomato stuffed liver recipe, and provides cooking steps and storage tips. For more recipes, contact the Nutrition Section, Health Department, 63 Bridge Street, Sydney.
Increas ing primary production requires soil conservation and waste prevention. The text urges conserving soil that erodes, protecting land, sustaining food supply, and ensuring adequate transport and storage to prevent spoilage before use.
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