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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 28, 1949
Page
4
Palings reclaim value by framing pianos. Cull ferite or fine B13. Fanis at 190 Hunton Street Newcastle, Seal Agent 3. J. Bennett, Fd and Amy parts Store.
Fragmentary rail timetable shows crossings and connections between Gloucester and Sydney with listed destinations. Incomplete details mention trains on Mondays and Fridays, with implied stops at Forster and Tuncurry and a service through the week.
The text argues for river control and hydroelectric development across the Clarence, Macleay, and other North Coast rivers to attract industry, electricity, and population. It highlights required works on the Northern Rivers region, the Snowy River scheme, and port improvements to support coastal shipping and regional growth. It cites government and expert input from Australia and the United States, stressing timely action to avoid repeated floods and inefficiencies.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a commission related to Punhaa Aaalah and talents with references to Ny Mahal Asian, Alain Caton, and dates near Sept. It includes garbled phrases about defense, indications of trade, and NZ service roles, but the overall sense is unclear due to corrupted wording. The piece references various people and places without coherent events or outcomes.
Mave Your Lawn Mower Made Like New offers repairs to all mower parts with sharpening services. The ad lists specialists Hilder Shearn and Selasore Set and Sharpened H Thornton at 4 Marset Street.
A turbulent session described as a cabinet strain and worsened petrol and food scarcities seen across Australia. Prime Minister faces questioning as ministers resign and policy blame shifts to rationing and production drives amid economic pressure and looming elections.
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