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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 14, 1948

Page

5

Country newspapers in Australia show strong community value

The piece argues country papers surpass city papers in serving communities, chronicling all residents from birth to death and reporting council meetings in detail. It lists numerous regional papers, their ages, and notes a general bias toward Country Party politics with widespread fairness.

Australi S Townsville Register Toowoomba Chronicle N.8.w Gloucester Advocate Gundagat Independent Gundagat City Papers Gosford Bathurst Mercery Armidale Express N.S.W Riverina Victoria Wangaratta Chronicle Dispatch Heathcote Melvor Times Western Australia Kalgoorlie W.A Country News- Papers South Austalia Kapunda

SPECIAL AT SAXBY'S Local Tomatoes and Produce Deals

A readable list of fresh produce and prices offered at Saxby's includes tomatoes, peas, beans, cauliflowers, cabbage, carrots, parsnips, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, sweet potatoes, lettuce, beetroot, swedes, apples, oranges, mandarins, lemons, grape fruit, pineapples, passionfruit, bananas, grapes, walnuts, and peanuts. Wholesale and retail sales with free delivery and ice cream promotion. Agent for cordials, emphasis on egg purchases.

Jonathan Mullex

Second Hand Farm Machinery Prices Under Scrutiny

Acting Deputy Prices Commissioner A K Weir says country auctioneers and dealers are overcharging for second hand farming implements and some refuse to sell unless other duties are tied in. Prices are controlled and the maximum sale price for non rebuilt second hand machinery is 75 percent of the pegged price for similar new goods. Farmers urged to report overcharges to Sydney or their Local District Prices Office via Newcastle. Public cooperation is sought to curb shortages and unscrupulous dealers.

A. K. Weir Bome Weir Sydney Via Newcastle Galea

Bowling notes from Saturday and semi-final results

Saxby Boorer and Laurantus defeated Chaplin Andrews and J Woodward 17 15 in Saturday play. Dombkinsa West and Beattie beat Campbell Ebbeck and Kendall in the Le Quesne Trophy semi final. Laurence and Laurantus secured cock of the walk pairs from Beattie and Kendall in 2014.

Saxby Boorer Laurantus Chaplin Andrews J. Woodward Dombki Nsa West Beattie Campbell Ebbeck Kendall Laurence

Afternoon and Thursday Matter Processing Rules

The directive specifies that matter is to be received after midday on Mondays and Thursdays. This rule sets a strict deadline for submissions and ensures consistent processing cycles.

Milk price rise set by Board amid cost increases

The Milk Board proposes a 1d a pint rise from today with tiered regional prices from 1/0 a gallon in summer to 1/11 in autumn and winter. Chairman A Watson notes higher banding costs and plans to keep the overall price structure except for the seasonal adjustments until September.

Milk Board A. Watson Watson

Straying Stock Impound Plan Tabled by Gloucester Shire

Following the resignation of the Impounding Officer the Shire Clerk reported no applications for the job. With impounding duties rising and straying stock common in town the Council moved to have a Shire employee available to impound stock as needed under instruction.

Chaplin Gloucester Cra

Liberal Party calls for public inquiry into Communist activity

In Sydney the State Council of the Liberal Party, after hearing Wentworth and Cassidy, unanimously demanded a public inquiry into Communist actions. It urged compulsory registration of all Communists and supporters and a tightened Crimes Act to bar “impenitent” Communists from public service, unions, or defense roles, plus a conference of parliamentary leaders to craft sweeping legislation to end the Communist threat.

W. C. Wentworth J. E. Cassidy Liberal Party Sydney Communist Party

Mole Cricket Control Through Chlordane Emulsion Use

A new chlordane emulsion method targets mole crickets, frequent golf and bowling green pests. Field tests apply 2 pounds of chlordane per 1,000 square feet in an even spray using about 80 gallons of water per 1,000 square feet for thorough distribution. The emulsion mix includes chlordane 1 pint, xylene 16 fluid ounces, and Triton X-100 4 fluid ounces, with chlordane at 80 percent weight per volume.

Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Sydney Report

Winchcombe Carson Ltd records 2735 cattle yarded with best dealers at T2 steers to 62 shillings heifers to 59 shillings bulls to 57 shillings cows to 52 shillings per 100 pounds. Pigs see prices down for backfatters heavy baconers. porkers firm. Rabbit shins dearer with grazing items up on the Burney sale averages.

Homebush Sydney Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Fawnen Greasy

Train connections posted for routes from Tuncurry and Gloucester

Red safety coaches operate Mondays to Saturdays from Tuncurry at 7.45 am with a connection to Sydney at Gloucester. From Gloucester the service departs at 2.30 pm to meet the Sydney train. For more information contact the Driver or call Taree 542.

Tuncurry Sydney Gloucester

Gloucester consignment sale at Winchcombe and Carsons auction

Local 8to ok reports on consigned cattle sold Monday at Winchcombe and Carsons Homebush auction. Hamber ger Bros and others saw a mix of cows vealers steers and heifers reach prices from £9 to £19 per head with averages ranging around £10 to £18 per animal. Purchasers included Mrs A E Griffith AM Moore J W Latimore and H W Andrews among others. Deals covered 19 cows 14 cows 44 vealers and 31 vealers plus single heifer and steer lots.

Gloucester Winchcombe Carson's Homebush Hamberger Bros A. BE. Griffith AM. Moore J. W. Latimore H. W. Andrews Mt George

Booked Seats Racket At Mackay Shire Council Meeting

The Mackay shire Council condemned the Railway Department over booked seats and sleepers on North Coast services. Dr. Mackay described being denied a sleeper on a Kempsey bound train and praised a goods train guard who aided his return. He urged a departmental inquiry into seat bookings, with calls for action by Transport Minister and the rail service.

Railway Department Mackayshire Council Mackay Taree Kempsey Macleay River County Sydney Central Kempeacy Mail Kempacy Strathfield Maitland Dungog Gloucester Kemper Council North Coast Inc Minister For Transport Mighell Grafton Crat

Quarantine Rules Tighten on Hors es Leaving Tick Areas

The Minister for Agriculture urged rigid enforcement of dipping or spraying regulators for horses leaving tick quarantine zones. He cited past failures and cross border movements from Queensland to New South Wales as risks, noting instances where untreated horses carried ticks and cost the department. He warned lessons from New Caledonia and wartime transfers show the need for strict controls and multiple dips to control infestations.

Queensland New South Wales E. H. Graham Northern Territory Department of Agriculture New Caledonia

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