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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
4
A reader notes an absorbing tale labeled Stolen Death featuring a romance entwined with a murder mystery. The author, noted for works like The Man Who Changed His Wife and Dawn of Desire, builds a riveting plot framed by emotional twists and suspense. Copyright notices accompany the serialized narrative.
Dennis Berney learns his daughter Grainger swapped identities with Miss Grainger from Mexico, exposing a web of deception. Westall and Nina confront Berney about past betrayals as the scene unfolds in a grim Soho restaurant setting. The revelation disrupts their fragile schemes and tests loyalties amid mounting tension.
Westall brushes off the death of Mercedes Grainger on the train and presses Berney for his true motive. The doctor at the inquest cites heart disease as the cause, but Westall’s insistence on a hidden plan remains. The conversation hints at a pending business with the rich Mexican girl before the tale resumes.
Gallagher and Forbes promote Primest Bullock Beef and Mut ton pork, urging trial tasting of forequarters and urging customers to inspect Kelvinator refrigerators to verify prime quality oil meat. They stress accuracy and demand buyers compare quality firsthand at the sale.
Minister for Works Mr Spooner announced a forthcoming country works programme funded on a contributory basis. It will extend water supply sewerage and drainage, with about 17 schemes under way in New South Wales and 15 sewerage projects already under construction. About 60 schemes are planned for the new year with legislation to fix contributions financing construction and control. Around 80 bridges on shire roads are being built with government assistance.
The Commonwealth backs producers organising into compact units to secure a larger world trade share. A Meat Export Control Board would regulate shipments advise on state and exporter allocations advertise overseas and appoint a London representative. The board includes twenty members from states territories pig producers co operatives and exporters. A bill to enact the plan will be sent to Parliament. London results show 1924 export gains with 73 percent more beef and 40 percent more mutton and lamb versus 1932 and a 90,000 ton 1936 mutton and lamb entitlement. Beef arrangements for 1986 not yet set and 1985 export rights total 4,000 tons up 75 percent from 1982.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd record rabbit skins supplies at Wednesday Sydney sale totaling 174 tons. Market rose about 20d per lb on average, with irregular prices for heavy petty and outgoing sorts. Prices ranged from 67d per lb for Winters to 20d for lower pelts and damaged goods, with various grades listed.
D. J. McDonald of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Limited will attend at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday October 18 from 9 am to 5 pm for consultations. Appointments may be booked at A1 Cavapough's Chemist.
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