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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1946
Page
1
Mrs Ellen Garner of Garner's Cash Store announces the firm will trade anew in Gloucester and district. She thanks friends and clients for patience during difficult wartime trading and expresses hope for a happy prosperous time ahead.
A spinning, action packed card featured Don Taylor and Jor Keaton in a drawn title scrap at Ue Aylokneter State irop Stadium with Taylor securing a key hold in the late rounds while Keaton answered with defence and counter moves. The event included Maguire and Bowmen showdowns and a presentation of trophies by Dr. J. N. Livermore to top challengers, as local favorites Saxby and German battled for points and recognition.
Northern Motors announces open house and repair services for replacements fans and motors. E Homann, former McFarland's Sydney tuner, now leads Gloucester district piano and organ tuning and repairs with full guarantees. Inquiries directed to Harvey Ivers' Radio Shop or Advocate Office.
The report lists multiple boxing bouts with winners by knockout and points. Alan Blade defeated a German opponent by TKO in the first round. George Brown stopped L Rumbel in the same manner. Keegan defeated Pardey by a fatuts score, and Stan Miller beat Sylvester Bowmen on points among other listed results.
Milk companies report record annual sales and expanding operations in the face of tight supply. Production rose but failed to meet consumer demand, with profits largely allocated to dividends and reserves. The board notes strong support from suppliers and solid monetary management, while planning a new processing plant and expanded distribution.
Local residents recall Fred Ward known as Thunderbolt as a gentle man who never hurt anyone yet questions arise after a troubled history. Mia of Mary Street Grafton notes his 66th birthday and recounts meeting him in Williams Hoover district and at Tholaba settlement. She and others describe his kindness toward children and family while authorities pursue unclear accusations amid village gossip.
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