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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
3
The special council session discussed Giro Road works and the plan to eliminate the Oi and 6th crossings. T. A. Field wrote a letter praising council efforts and asking what extent it would fund a proposed road project, with several landowner and financial questions noted for later decision.
Meat Board officials hope direct intervention will end the strike and restart abattoirs before Christmas. The Minister for Labor Mr Baindeley will inform the union of proposals today. employers have not yet been notified. The aim is for all to earn something during the season of good will.
T. Hicks, auctioneer and commission agent, offers stock station trucking services in Gloucester and can be reached at phone 141.
An advertiser proclaims from Saturday November first that EB Tull's Butchery takes over the business. Big reductions for cash on all beef, mutton, and pork of best quality. Special cut prices for cash on halves of mutton, bones and hindquarters.
Cornwell's Malt Extract is a pleasant tonic food that boosts the value of other foods and restores well being. It can be used on bread or porridge, stirred into milk, or eaten plain after meals, appealing to both adults and children as a food for all.
Canberra reports a government decision to pay a bonus of £1 per ounce on Australian gold produced, announced by Prime Minister after a Labor Caucus meeting. A bill to formalize the bonus will be drafted and introduced before Parliament breaks for Christmas, signaling a longer session.
The article extols hardy perennial plants, noting their usefulness and lower maintenance compared to annuals. It highlights Pentstemons as ideal, detailing their hardiness, compact growth, shiny foliage, tall flowering spikes, and a wide range of colors.
Local Daily Guardian notes a city window display promoting FERTABS for plants. The ad claims pills stimulate and feed, offering trial packets and 2/6 boxes, with methods for in-ground and container use. Shepherd and Son Ltd, Farm and Garden Seeds, Sydney head office listed.
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