Butter market tension sparks dairy control call in Victoria
The Dairy Export Control Board chairman Mr T F Plunkett and PP Union President Mr M P Dunlop discuss breaches of an interstate butter agreement and the need for statutory power. Victoria faces allegations of shipping butter to Brisbane and Sydney without consent, with brand markings removed. Parkes Council quotes for 82 oxen for electric service favoring an Australian supplier over a Japanese bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Export Control Board
T. F. Plunkett
Victoria
Brisbane
M. P Dunlop
Heraur
Sydney
Duntop
Parkes Council
Japan
Ttina
Gold hits new London price record
Gold rose to 11 3 4 shillings per fine ounce in London trading yesterday, aided by sterling weakness and strong seasonal demand. Analysts note possible November-like reactions as miners adjust to the peak, while papers suggest future gains could reach as high as 7 pounds in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Observer
Sunday Times
Early Tomatoes Prevent Fungal Disease via Spacing and Care
The article urges home gardeners to space tomato seedlings 3 inches in rows 4 inches apart to improve light and air flow, reducing leaf spot and blight. It recommends regular spray with half-strength Bordeaux mixture from seedling stage, adding nicotine spray to deter thrips and aphids, and emphasizes removing diseased plants and careful sowing or transplanting to minimize losses from continual leaf wetting.
Gloucester Advo cationary notes and local happenings
News from Gloucester including a motor accident near Stroud in which Mr H B Goddard and companions escaped serious harm, with several injured lightly. Reports on a Newcastle girls hockey win at Gloucester Park, a dairy sale at Shannon Vale, and Old Buffers cricket season opener. A rural missing caretaker case ends with an auction sale notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrsars, Matthewson and
Cowill Willer
Shannon Vale
Mrs. Millet Dairy
Jersy
Jersey Cross
Uislk
Jersey
Obituary for Salt Ash resident Mrs Sansom dies at 72
The Heath of Salt Ash, a longtime resident, Mrs Joseph Sansom, aged 72, ended after five years of ill health. She leaves seven sons and three daughters including Mrs J Lavis and Misses Afie and Linda Sansom, with many Cox and Sansom relatives in the district. Also noted is the death of Mr George Soars, 88, pioneer of Upper Manning, who lived at The Brush Wingham and later at Wingham. He had worked as a pit sawyer and carpenter and leaves a large family including Mrs B Denna Maitland and Mrs J Brewer Wingham, with twelve grandchildren. The remains rested in the Presbyterian portion of Wingham cemetery, Rev H S Parsons officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sansom
Salt Ash
Integra
Sansom
Joseph Cox
Fullerton Cove
Cox and Sansom
Ahnehitnil
J. Lavis
Minses Affie
Linda Sansom
Mears Andrew
Steve
Oscar
Gloucester
Will
Arthur
Reg
Losiin
Lewis
George Soars
Manning District
Brush
Wingham
George Spars
Dungog
Manning River
Karaak Flat
Dingo Creek
Soars
Mannlog
Candletown
Somerset
Sears
John Sears
Dungny
Frederick Sorts
B. Denna
Maitland
Boats
J. Brewer
James Brewer
G. Garrett
Port Macquarie
W. G. Sears
Quirindl
Soany
Manning
Wingham Cemetery
H. 8. Parsons
Walcha Gloucester Road Development Plan Declined
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce president Hawdon received a Transport Ministry reply detailing that the main roads commission cannot justify the large cost of building the Walcha to Gloucester arch-length road now. A gradual extension plan may form part of a future scheme, with developmental roads prioritized by funds and regional potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hawdon
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
M. F. Bruner
Walcha
Nowendoc
Gira
Gloucester
Bullnhuelah
Tea Gardens
Waldin
Waldy
New England
Port Stepheny
Iocal Council
Tablelands
Port Stephens
Road Crossing
Tigrah
Rockhurst
Sydney Market Jesus Offers Beef and Calves Prices Change
Commercial Homebush stock sales in Sydney reported about 1472 cattle yarded with generally good quality. Medium classes steady, prime and heavy bulls and heifers up 1/ to 15/ per pound, best cows to £10, calves around 20s to 21s, pigs at strong demand with heavy baconers up to 87/6, light pigs 18/ to 24/6, buyers active and prices varied by weight and class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Campbell's Hall
Yeterday
Mellum Wrights
Nene
Nugget Worth £280 Found At Malm Lead Mine
A gold nugget weighing about 38 ounces was found at a small Malm Lead mine by Messrs. Hamilton and T. McNish. The gold is worth about £280. About a year ago several pieces weighing about 45 ounces were discovered at the same claim. A separate note mentions a Newcastle Herald feature on a golden wedding, stirring a long-lost acquaintance for Miss Selina Newell of Sydney, who was bridesmaid 50 years ago. A young Municipal Council plans to grant free trees and planting outside households willing to care for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malm Lead
Messrs. Hamilton
T. McNish
Newcastle
Herald
W. Gooch
Bullahdelat
Selina Newell
Sydney
Prem
Gloucester V Forster Tancurry Rugby Match Report
Gloucester and Forster Tancurry clashed in a hard fought rugby encounter. Gloucester missed several kicks and chances while Forster relied on forward power to edge ahead by a single point as the action swung between the 25 lines with key plays from Sinclair Haddow Conn and Gorton.
Gloucester Narrowly Defeated In Tight Local Rugby Clash
Gloucester kept pressure on Porntertine as Forster led the attack and Conn missed a late scoring chance. With the bell near, Gloucester fought to erase the deficit but the ball went out inside the 25 and the whistle ended the match 10 to 9 in favor of Forster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forster
Gloucester
Sinclair
Haddow
Giddey
Ly Pack
Rank Lavermore
Stratford
Likeely
Gorton
Rogers
Conn
Haddon
Mattheywon
Cevier
Chapman
Meares
Livermore
Sinclair Mvssed
Emmerson
Matthewson
White
Frank Livermore
Ken Oldfield
Haif
Ron Britten
Beattie
Sdes
Rlgera Matthewson
Jervey
Ravell
Wells
Glowscester
Polite Sinclair
Hector Wilson
Griffiths
Aim
Jed
Don
Porntertine
Prisi Ton
Tennis finals at Park Courts Stratford win A grade
Stratford defeated Wellard and Pilgrim in a tight A grade final at the Park Courts, 6-2 in the last set after 4-4 in eight sets. Copeland claimed the B grade title with a 5 set win over Barrington, while other matches featured notable duos including Ryan Allsopp, Wellard, Pittpenolt, and Munro Dewberry in mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Courts
Stratford
Copeland
Kane
Ryan
Allsopp
Wellard
Pittpenolt
Sota
Te. Monro
Maxam
Mrrchant
Nores
REDS
V. Stratford
Golf notes final of Resch Cup confident win for Olifield
A Olifield won the Resch Cup final for the second year running, defeating Dr. Anderson by 1 up. J Woodward won the consolation eight over L Rye by 3 up and 2. The Locke Cup and Monthey Medal featured strong scores, with A Parish taking the medal at 89 15 and other notable results listed among many players. The mixed foursome was decided by a playoff, won by A Parish and his partner against W Garner and Mrs Thurlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Olifield
Dr. Anderson
J. Wood- Ward
L. Rye
W. W. Hawdon
J. Hawdon
A. G. Turner
P. Roddy
D.C. Rye
A. J. Woodward
C.M. Rye
T. Ashworth
T. Charlton
A. Laurie
Grand Concert by Q00T and the Fathies at Bowler Hat
Local artists present a grand concert featuring Mister Rene Boss as violinist and group members including Miss Rene Boss. The event highlights a vibrant music scene with a night of varied performances at the Bowler Hat venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Boss
Controversial Plan Angers Australian Industry Leaders
The Bulletin reports a Sydney debate on Australia’s high living costs linked to government and city burdens. H Gordon Bennett urges a balanced national program with industry support, while proposals call for tax reforms and two-year financing via premium issues to sustain manufacturing and reduce reliance on wartime finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gordon Bennett
New South Wales Chamber of Manfactures
Sydney
Australia
Iecess
Slves
Perfbern Industries
Muon
Theik
Mutanee
Austen
Norden Bunnell
Whitn
Cutams Phat
New South Wales
Lynne
Brace
Death of Biddy Richmond Fingal’s Last Full Blood Aborigine
The death announced of Biddy Richmond of Fingal aged 83 marks the passing of the Tweed region’s last full blooded female aborigine native. The Tweed tribe once had many full blooded members, now only two full-blooded males remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy Richmond
Fingal
Tweed
Surgie
Local Sunday Services and Notices Across Churches
Church of England services set for 11 Trinity Sunday with Copeland 2.30 Gloucester 7.30 led by Rev H W Nogers. Presbyterian Wallandan Beltora Gloucester 11 2 and 7.30 with Sunday School 10 led by Rev A Alexander. Methodist Gloucester 33 School of Arts Hall 7.30. Congregational Mission Upper Bowman Craven Creek Upper Barrington 7.30 led by Mr 8 J Buttle with weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
H.C . Copeland
Gloucester
Presbyterian Church
Wallandan
Beltora
A. Alexander
Methodist Church
School of Arts
Porchesdale
Wed
H . Marah
Congregational Mission
Upper
Bowman
Craven Creek
Upper Barrington
Buttle
Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Association Meeting Notice
The Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Association advertises a meeting at Corbet Cafe on Thursday at 7 20 pm. Nominations for the forthcoming Tournament should be in the hands of the secretary K 2 Boorrr, Hon. See. Por. A dental surgeon David H J Hill is listed at Over Vorertt’s Cafe as the unbreakable plat consult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbet Cafe
K. 2
Boorrr
David H. J. Hill
Strayed Pony Mare Reward Offered for Recovery
Strayed pony mare named Copeland in common cream color with hag mane and branded plain B. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. A social will be held in Copeland Hall on Saturday September 16 with splendid supper and music. Admission two pence to assist Laurie Chubb and joint secretaries Mrs F Considine and Mrs J Wreeck. Also notice for painless extractions and fillings by dental surgeon Davin H J Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Buffers
Copeland —Crickets
Monkeral
Strout
Ward
River Oli
Copeland Hall
Laurie Chubb
F. Considine
J. Wreeck
Insurance policy benefits by Mercantile Journal Insurance
A new policy issued by Mercantile Journal Insurance Tenure with an Australian company funds invested in Australia offers full protection for damages and legal costs. It covers injury or death while using a private motor vehicle and lists Gloucester Investments & Agency Co as a supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Sournal
Australia
Pudporters Creme — Gloucester Investments & Agency CO
Also Mentioned on This Page
SOX
Super Boys
Akeef
Ww. W. Hawdon
ETU
B. P. Dawson
Ll.b
Solicitor Church Street
Whatsa
Church ST. Bours
Albert E. Wells
Wil
T. Corbett
Parther
Stroud
Goddard
H. L. Marah
M. J. Graham
Corbett’s
O'cloels
Gloucester Park
Vitors
M. Laurie
Uae
Gloucester Road
Victorian
Ernie Beattie
Ryan & Allsopp
Ay An
Chubb & ‘Taylor
Monro
Dewberry
Misa Chubb & Waters
Pflen
Mrs
Webeck
Chubb
Miss J. Gorton & Connelly
Marsh & Weta
Connelly Brothers
Misa Chubb
Missey I
Waters & Marsh
Metro & Dewberry
Misa Chubb & Marsh
Mrs. Webeck & Taylor
Mina J. , Gorton & Dewherry
Taylor & Phubby
Monmutly Brothers
Mra. Conny
D. Higgins
Mire Matthews
Mies Burns
Roddy
Mra. Garner
Misa Laurie
Thurtow
Horner
Miss Laston
Carolan
Mra. ‘Munro
Pariah
Qindys Higeinvy
Hogg
Yates
Laurie
Cavanough’s
K. Mh
Gordon Bennett
The
Bulletin
Ruby Andivaw
Berlei Consetiore
Laiius
Mest Street & Parish Ltd
Shurch Services
H.W. Nogers
Mportant Clearing Dairy
Matthewson & Co
Mia
P. J. A. Millis
Shannon Vate
MG Choice
Ihmille
D& Sunries
Luncticon
Maye
J. Mpkinson
Fitzy
County of
Bowman River
Tom Hicks
HL Bevan
Water Counserwithin
Trigathin Commission
GPG
USS
Star Theatre
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Tom Keene
Cheyenne
Kid Cailly
Chaplin
Gloucester District Lawn Tennis Association
Porter
P.O. Copeland
Davin H. J. Hill
Glynn W. A. Young Barrington
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