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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 23, 1952
Page
4
Fragmentary report notes widespread rain in southern New South Wales and Victoria last week, with implications for winter supply and local demand. The piece hints at stronger markets for store ties and fats, reflecting a broader buyer interest and manufacturing output.
An interview with Yardy recounts a lifetime of draughtsmanlike engineering in Gloucester, from his start with his uncle’s pallock beam to decades with the Council. He recalls hard graft, the old plough, and the green of potholes, ending with quiet gratitude and plans for a quieter future.
A detailed report covers the wedding of Miss Grant, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant, to Ken Beaton at the Presbyterian Church in Maclean. The ceremony featured Rev A Webster, with elaborately decorated settings, attendants, and a reception at Sarvington. The couple plans a motor tour of the Narn Coa area after a honeymoon, and catering was by the United Protestant Association.
The meeting discussed myxomatosis results and awards, noting rabbits treated with vaccines in November 1961 and during hot weather in 1961. Mr McPherson and Mr Edwarda supported continued inquiries, with statements about virus impact on rabbits and suggestions for future meetings and actions. Abbott, Gorton, and others referenced CAPA and EXE Ay, while noting some reports were not substantial.
In a terse public notice, authorities declare the end of a visa program tied to the Lasle Rye venture at Devlaon lobster markets. Officials cite policy realignment and market adjustments affecting local exporters and maritime brokers.
A Rabbit Inspector Mr Rag Cox reported to the Directors at last week's PP Board meeting that April was busy for his duties inspecting Signity properties for rabbit infestation. Circulation of a landholder circular seeks cooperation in eradication, noting methods like digging and fumigation while acknowledging costs and need for broader landholder support.
Fragmentary classified item lists a request for second hand iro frame pianos and mentions a price cue and address 13 Winter Street Newcastle. Also references a seal agent and a store with advocation for ale class df 408 frinting. Words show damaged OCR with names and numbers unreadable.
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