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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 28, 1940

Page

3

Commercial Homebush cattle sale report Sydney market summary

Commercial Homebush cattle sale reports from Sydney show yarding of about 2400 to 2407 cattle with prices easing 5 to 10d. Best vealers around 51 100s, steers 45s, heifers 42s, bulls 40s, cows 38s. Pitt Son Badgery noted improved trade quality and steady values with bulls £17 16s, cows £12 18s, dealers £11 12s. Flemington sales included Cooplacurripa Station 23 steers to £13 10s average £13 3 2, Ming Dungog 42 steers to £19 13s average £12 18s 6, 7 heifers £0 2s average £8 15s. He Abbott Gloucester with bullock £10 16s, 8 steers £11 18s, 3 heifers £9 12s.

Homebush Cattle Sydney Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd Pitt, Son and Badgery, Ltd Pitt, Son and Badgery Flemington J. F. Dow- Ming Dungog He Abbott Gloucester

Maitland Stock Sale report of cattle and calves

About 999 fat cattle yarded with fair overall quality. Medium to fair stock dominated. a few very good bullocks. Prices ranged with best bullocks to £21 8s 6d, best cows to £12 10s, light to £7. Calves forward included 501 calves, best heavy calves to £9, other calves from £4. Pigs light penning about 399, quality fair, prices steady to slightly firmer. Buyers keen, prices firming modestly.

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Heavy pigs and baconers fetch varied prices at auction

Market notes show heavy pigs selling up to 126, baconers achieving 68 to 74 pounds, with rough sows around 27 pounds 6 pence. Heavy porkers bring 44 to 49 pounds 6 pence, mediums 98 to 38 shillings 6 pence, lights 27/6, slips and suckers 7/6 to 21/6.

Stroke handicap event yields Punton nett 69 victory

In Saturdays stroke handicap three long markers reduced handi caps with Punton winning nett 69. Cards list Punton 69, Higgins 70, McGown 71, Channon 72, Brennan 74, Mead 75, Stevens 75, Colins 83. Sundays stroke handicap saw L Stevens post a best net 72. Members urged to arrange partners for mixed tours and submit entries by Thursday. The Associates bisque winners listed, plus upcoming Monthly Medal and Looke up matches for tomorrow with several head-to-head pairings.

Punton L. Stevens Miss Raston Miss Cleaver Mrs. Street Miss Hawdon

Empire Day Picnic at Gangat School Delights Crowd

Gangat P and C Association enjoyed a bright Empire Day picnic at the school with a large happy crowd. Principal speeches by Mr Crven and Mrs Cumming, songs led by Joyce Adams, a round-the-playground relay, and a peaceful lunch ended the festive afternoon with strong imperial sentiment.

Gangat P & C. Association Moore Crven Cumming Joyce Adams Gangat School King Alfred Sydney Emden St Cocos Island Gangat Si Europe Empire Green

Obituary for William Stom long resident of Booral

The obituary recalls William Stom of Booral who died after a long service to the district. He lived through early colonial days, ran bullock teams during the gold rush, and built a respected life as a citizen and churchwarden. He leaves four daughters, three sons, and grandchildren, with a funeral held in Booral attended by locals and the Reverend Elder. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mary Paff of Krambach aged 84, with funeral at Krambach attended by family and friends. Rev Father Dunne officiated.

Wiliam Mstom Booral Uwe Magwell Kanan Twill Gloucester Barrington Boral Bosworth Raymond Terrace Copeland Rensini Mendames H. Markey A. C L. Boots A. J. White H. McGowan Sydney Cyrus and Blake Clem Salt Ash Crosby Stroud Elder Chronicle Krambach Mary Paff Theo Paff Charles E. Morris Macleay Rivers C. Weismantel Rucca Waiika

Harris Cup and Singles Round One Results

On Saturday afternoon three Harris Cup Handicap games were won by Ebbeck 31 over Teni 0 Sheldon 32 over Hawdon 26 and Houghton 33 over Munro 8. In the Singles Championship Adams 1 defeated Guyatt 25 and Andrews 31 defeated Deards 3.

Ebbeck Teni Sheldon Hawdon Houghton Munro Adams Guyatt Andrews Deards

Red Cross Camp Hospital Tour Highlights Care and Comfort

A Red Cross visitor details camp dressing stations and military hospital life, noting well-equipped kitchens, wireless rooms, and patient comforts. The report highlights urgent needs for motor ambulances to France and Flanders, NSW leading a surge with three ambulances funded and others promised across Australia.

N.C.O/s Ajam.c Jim Shealigh Sydney Red Cross Red Corps

Pocket-Sized Folding Umbrella Invented by German

A German inventor unveils a folding umbrella that compactly fits into a pocket, described as a compact concentration gamph in early reports.

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