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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
4
A notice declares that any person trespassing for farming fishing poisoning or other activities on Bulline property will be prosecuted. It warns readers to respect property boundaries and avoid penalties.
Sir George Fuller delivered a policy speech at Moss Vale detailing Labour Government actions. Taxation rose by 2000 and 1000 in new taxes, railway fares and freight costs increased, tram fares up 25 percent weekdays and 33 percent Sundays. Surpluses projected, deficits reduced, and borrowing curtailed. Riverina settlement expansion, farmer relief measures, wheat pool funding, and British rail alliance noted. Future promises include further tax cuts, debt reductions, housing aid, secondary industry growth, and governance reforms.
The proposal expands cheap housing for women and children and extends aid for soldiers, farmers, and students. It sets higher purchase price advances to £1000, addresses anomalies in the Bairments Act, and seeks public health protections. It calls for unemployment analysis, Early Closing Act amendments, and new life insurance regulations with public safeguards. A Halfway Commissioners plan discusses a large power station near the South Coast coalfield at Lithbow.
Published by Arrangement. W. G. T. L. quotes State Attorney General Harvey H. Cluft who says Prohibition has turned many households into makers of alcohol and sparked bootlegging and illicit brewing while Utah remains comparatively freer due to officers and public training. He calls Utah Prohibition a farce and a breeding ground for snouks and lawbreakers.
A brief notice from a historical paper promotes health awareness with a warning about influenza infection risks and a mention of a product named Great Peppermint Cure as a purported remedy.
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