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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1942
Page
3
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In Gloucester Police Court before Mr J A Harris, Max Crawley fined 10 shillings plus 8 costs for failing to return an expired motor vehicle number plate. Ejectment cases included Peter Koellner seeking removal of William Holden from premises. Holden’s tenancy payments and July 14 start noted. Isabella Grant sought ejectment against Mary Williams over King Street premises. Grant emphasized lack of suitable housing. Military exemption granted for William Connelly and Harold Parker, one month each, with farm work context for Parker. Small Debts Court awarded Frank W. Holmes £1 plus costs for carting a load of calves. Cyril Hamberger countered with business explanations.
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Proceeds for Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association and the School Library Fund will be raised at a street stall on Tuesday October 20. Donations of goods and produce are gratefully received for sale.
The Gloucester Branch of the Red Cross Society will hold its usual monthly meeting at the School of Arts on Thursday October 20 at 3 p.m. All members and prospective members are invited. M. J. Tilbrook, Hon. Sec.
In a local case the defendant claimed payment for carting calves, saying August Hamberger instructed nonpayment as Holmes failed to deliver all calves. The magistrate noted ownership did not change liability and that any carting complaints should be settled separately.
Fund-raising results from 18 October include several contributions. Ladies Auxiliary 10 pounds 10 shillings, Button sales 1 pound 4 shillings, Weekly Card Evenings 1 pound 7 shillings 6 pence, Mrs Hollingsworth Gloucester collections 1 pound 16 shillings, War Chest Dance 1 pound 1 shilling 7 pence, Chocolate Wheel Tickets 15 shillings, Xmas Hamper Donations 1 pound from Mrs J H Taylor and 10 shillings from Mrs G C Taylor. Total 18 pounds 19 shillings 6 pence. Committee decided to forward 50 pounds to Comforts Fund for Christmas Hampers and 25 pounds to the Merchant Navy George Fund as a state-wide appeal is launched.
Wanted to lease services promote the Dangar milk er improvement during wartime. Brian Carolan is the local agent for Dangar Gedye and Malloch Ltd, advertising the mechanical milker as reducing labor and increasing output for dairy farmers.
Public notice dated 16 October 1942 states that the signer R G West will not be responsible for any debts contracted in his name without written authority after that date. The notice serves as a formal disavowal of obligations entered into without consent.
Lost item notice from Bedford lorry bonnet between Dungog and Gloucester. Reward offered for return to Dungog Chronicle or Gloucester Advocate. Advertisement by Brian Carolan, local agent for Dangar Gedye Malloch Ltd.
A vintage print advertises Tootal Prints and Tootoiles fabrics in 36 inch width with creaseresistant fadeless qualities in multiple colors and patterns. Prices range from 2/6 to 6/11 per yard with coupon requirements and mentions Hartex fabrics, sport lynd and floral haircords for children and dressmaking.
Showroom debuts women’s smart linen Sundek Sandspun and Sportslyn suits and frocks in various colors with new embroidery and drawn thread. Suits require 14 coupons, frocks 12, slack suits styled for freedom and comfort in fractional fittings 24 to 30 inch waist. Priced 66/. 17 coupons remain.
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