28 May 1935
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 28, 1935
Page
1
State Government to push a home purchasers relief bill during the session starting June 11 to aid buyers who lost equity and to safeguard mortgagees. A policy package on unemployment insurance is also to be studied with possible adoption through insurance funds or other measures.
The piece notes that private companies increasingly sponsor dairy factory competitions, reducing cooperative factories' involvement in butter manufacturing progress. The P.P.U. official organ predicts a May 28 settlement to limit entries, curb publicity hunts, and remove pet hunters, with Victoria listing only one prize donated by a private firm.
In Manning, W J Fotheringham of Wingham won the Manning section of the Best Farm competition, run with Farmer and Settler and Dept. of Agriculture officials. In Wallamba, F A Paff of Karkatt near Krambach captured the Wallamba district prize, with both advances to final adjudication. The report details Faff’s 158 acre dairy setup, Jersey herd, lucerne and pasture work, and side enterprises, plus other district contestants and their improvements and stock.
Optometrist D I McDonald of Webster Jack and McDonald Opticians will attend at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday May 31 1935 from 9 am to 6 pm for consultations. Appointments may be booked at A I Cavanoughs Chemist.
An advertisement urging readers to order locally from H. Coote, jeweller of Gloucester, promising City Prices, on hand catalogues, and guaranteed satisfaction. The copy emphasizes a trial to prove the claim and invites customers to compare with distant suppliers.
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