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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1946
Page
1
Members of the Country Party urge restoring full butter price support amid parliamentary discussion. The issue centers on guaranteeing producers a minimum price, with ministers signaling consideration of stabilizing measures and potential government aid to sustain farm incomes.
A late afternoon wedding took place at St Pauls Church of England between gourmet daughter of and Mr Keegan of Ayr Leaksford married in a small ceremony. The bride wore a long net veil and gardenia bouquet. Attendants included Misses Pollard and King with bridesmaids in lavender crepe and pink taffeta. The reception followed at the School of Arts with about sixty guests. Honeymoon abroad to Sydney.
Market bulletin records varied sales across several firms including Manen Partnership Roggabitte and MD Fairbase Mortivea with livestock categories from steers to heifers. Prices quoted include £1515 for certain lots and 23 Cin Pd Baviens with multiple consignors listed amid term notes and regional farm lots.
A lengthy committee report from the Scone Advocate details tensions among horse associations over participation in the Scone Bushmen Carnival. Disciplinary actions and possible bans are discussed, with decisions to inform the Northern Bushmen Carnival and to exclude certain affiliations from future events.
The NSW Department of Agriculture plans a Friesian cattle project at an Experiment Farm with negotiations to purchase a Friesian bull from overseas, likely the United Kingdom. A buying delegation in Britain may handle the purchase, announced at a NSW Branch Priesian Cattle Clan committee meeting and welcomed as boosting breeders and breed interests.
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