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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 12, 1946
Page
1
A confused early 20th century report describes a hare and hounds chase ending with multiple fatalities. The account mentions 400 participants, a search, and the pursuit through roads and fields near a town station. Details are unclear but indicate a fatal mishap involving greyhounds and other hounds as the chase collapsed.
An editor quotes Glenn Clarke describing an efficiency expert who refused the “evil liquid” and noted the contrast with religious figures. The piece references biblical figures and moral lessons, reflecting on judgment, conversion, and discernment.
A Braney man claims to have invented a rapid laying machine for taping and sewing. The device allegedly speeds up process, cutting costs from 8600 Bre to 48 for backing. Details and feasibility remain unclear amid fragmented OCR text.
The town chamber of commerce reported on stray livestock causing nuisance at the market. Officials noted owners responsible must pay fines of 66 pounds, with a council decision to enforce future penalties against livestock keepers who neglect containment and care.
A note encourages enlistment in aviation as a path to entering air service. It mentions leaving medical care behind and hints at future opportunities in the Permanent Air Force once the age of fourteen is reached. The tone suggests early career guidance for youths.
A garbled local notice reports carriers' appeal rejected amid transport delays and enforcement actions. It references a meeting with officials, calls for quicker service, and mentions police involvement and public safety concerns as supporters demand expedited deliveries.
The Chief Secretary announced weekend reimposition of open fire restrictions across the entire canal and mountain areas from the Queensland to the Victorian border. The Bus Fires Advisory Committee had considered the position before the decision was made.
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