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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1942
Page
3
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A Fortnightly cattle sale report notes a good calf supply with mainly bobbes and fair quality. Buyers were few and prices softer. several consignors posted specific bids such as Campbell Bros, Abbott & Crawley, H Allan, and Miss Ross. May listings feature mixed herd prices from multiple vendors including D Bartlett and G W Stanton with many cows, heifers, and bullocks traded between £4 and £7 5s.
A. Bridge expresses sincere thanks to the doctors matron and nurses at Narraweema Hospital for the splendid care received while a patient there.
Impounded at Gloucester are livestock including 1 Roan Cow branded BS, 1 Red Cow branded G over bar, Jer sey Heifer with Calf with indistinguishable brands, 1 Brown Mare aged branded WV over 2, 1 Bay Gelding aged branded ike 8, 1 Bay Gelding aged from Tagrabakh branded 5 over bar. If not released by noon Thursday October 1 1942 the animals will be sold. Also notices seeking a PLAYER PIANO WANTED up to £40 cash and milking service ads for Dangar Gedye Malloch Ltd, plus a DO.K. Orchestra tickets notice.
Promotes the Austerity Bond program backed by Australia’s financial resources. Bonds priced at £10 each with no purchase limit, earning semiannual interest until maturity. Money funds military equipment for victory. refunds available anytime via banks or brokers. Subscriptions urged at banks and stockbrokers with interest accruing from purchase.
1009 head of well bred store cattle to be sold by 1000 W. Bailey and Sons Auctioneers Singleton. The lot includes 200 Shorthorn bullocks four years and under, 200 Hereford and Durham steers 14 years, 1000 head total with 200 Station-Cred cows and 200 Hereford heifers two to three years, plus 102 Hereford heifers 14 years. Yarded in full, buyers welcome with confidence.
CLEARING DAIRY SALE TOM HICKS has received instruc tons from MR. W. R. NEILSON to by Public Auction, 4s above, the 'hole of his Dairy Herd and Plant, comprising 12 Good Young Jersey Cross COWS in milk, 12 Good Young Jersey COWS, springing, 7 Good Springing HEIFERS, 12 Good Young Jersey HEIFERS, 1 to 2 years, 2 Good Staunch Farm MARES, Plough, Harrow, Scarifier, Slides, 3 Tanks, 70-gallon Alpha Daisy Separator, Cream Cans, Buckets, Poultry, Quantity of Furniture, 1928 Ford Utility Truck in good running order. Light Luncheon provided 11.30 a.m. This herd is for penuine sale, as Mr. Neilson has sold his property. TERMS CASH. TOM HICKS AUCTIONEERS: GLOUCESTER.
Land sale notices a public auction of the Orchard property near Copeland Gloucester with 50 acres and 30 acres in two portions, irrigation plant including a 3 HP petrol engine and 900 ft of piping, improvements a 4 room weatherboard house, fencing, slab shed and hut. Auctioneer Tom Sicks invites inspections with 16 percent deposit and balance on completion or arranged terms.
An early date is set for a clearing sale of the estate of B. J. Brown. Details on items, venue, and exact timing are not provided in the fragment.
Local artist presents a program titled Uncle Arthur on The Road to Mandalay Pack up your Troubles in Those Singing Hits You can Waltz Matilda to The White Cliffs of Dover Proceeds aid Legacy Club of N S W and Wer Veterans Home Admission 1/6 H E McIntyre Hon Sec
The Railway Department reports a power interruption in Gloucester on Sunday next between 1.15 p.m. and 2.15 p.m. on September 20. F. Lowe, Manager, Gloucester Electric Supply, issues the notice.
Street and Parish invites shoppers to its Spring Display featuring creaseresisting fabrics Tootal prints and Tootoiles in green burgundy navy and white. Listings note 36 inch width prices from 2/6 to 6/11 per yard and three coupons required for each purchase.
Show room reveals women’s smart linen Sundek and Sandspun suits and frocks in colors with embroidery and drawn thread. Slack suits priced with coupons. 25 11 for frocks and 66 for slack suits. Includes basic blouse, capri, and varied grocery hardware and home goods departments.
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