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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1942
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment yields unclear text about items and names. no coherent event or full details are readable.
A brief note reports Hight performing a key three point play as a vital element in a game or event, with emphasis on the impact of the action when the usual lineup was altered. The record notes the moment as decisive to the outcome.
About half the Burwood mine workforce stopped work on Thursday over insufficient potatoes for miners meals. Roughly 200 Borehole seam workers idle, risking 1400 tons of coal lost for the day. John Darling miners also idle to repair gale damage. Total across Corrimal and South Clifton adds 1250 idle miners and 4750 tons lost.
Australia moves to restrict beef sales to two nonconsecutive days per week as ministers push enforcement within days. Butchers would be barred from selling beef on those days and shoppers warned against stockpiling. Citizens urged to eat mutton and lamb while lambing is forecast to set a record amid abundant sheep. Plans to fix meat prices rest with Prices Commissioner Prof Copland.
Commerce Department reports Australia faces renewed rabbit plague as trappers join the army and breeding surges. State Adviser Mr. R. C. Scott warns rabbits breed rapidly with ample feed and a shortage of trappers petrol and netting. Officials fear widespread devastation if plague develops and control remains difficult without netting and poison.
Deputy-General of Manpower announced a Tuesday plan to intensify a comb-out of New South Wales industries for men to serve in the army and critical war work. The effort would cover both protected establishments and non-essential undertakings. A partisan paper accuses Laval of betraying France by forcing French citizens into Nazi service.
The Lord Bishop confirmed 55 candidates at St Pauls Church, the largest parish total on record, crowding the church and overflowing to the doors. The Bishop urged spiritual commitment and noted altar light needs, while funds and items for a local hostel were requested.
The notice lists church services across denominations in Gloucester and surrounding parishes. Trinity XVII services include Anglican H C at 8 am and 11 am with evening prayers. Presbyterian, Methodist, Congregational, and Baptist meetings scheduled at various towns and times led by listed ministers including Rev J A Smith and Rev D Glyn Jones with dates Thursday 24 and Friday 25 noted.
Minister for Lands Mr. Tully announced during the soldier settlers conference that returned soldier settlers would obtain a new perpetual leasehold of their land under a bill to be introduced in the State Parliament. The Dairy Farms report warns manpower drain and calls for higher prices.
Clearing Dairy Sale instructed by Mr W R Neilson to auction the entire dairy herd and plant including 12 Jersey cross cows in milk and springers, 7 springing heifers, 12 young heifers 1-2 years, 1 pedigree Jersey bull, 2 farm mares, farm equipment, 1928 Ford Utility Truck, and 70 gallon separator. Light luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Terms cash. Auctioneer Glouc
Descriptive literature highlights a 100 percent efficient herd milking by a Dangar-G with latest improvements. Brian Carolan, local agent for Dangar Gedye Malloch Ltd, promotes the event.
Shire of Gloucester invites separate tenders closing October 6 1942 at 4 pm from sewer plumbers for installation of three sewerage connections under Contracts Nos 9 10 and 11. Flaws and specifications may be inspected at Council Chambers Gloucester. Harry N Chaplin Shire Clerk Gloucester 22/9/42.
In loving memory of Evelyn Koellner who went to Heaven on September 24 1939. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by her husband Peter who is serving abroad.
News in Brief notes two beefless days a week to be proclaimed by an order to give the Federal Minister for Commerce power. Entertainment Tax legislation for a new federal levy on entertainments to take effect October 1 passed through all House stages. Governor Lord Wakehurst warned the Returned Soldiers' League conference about inflation and the need for austerity.
Tootal prints and Tootoiles claim crease resistance and fade proofing with white spots and stripes on green burgundy navy. Dresses and frocks in 36 inch width cost 6 shillings 6 pence per yard with 34 coupons. options include Attractive Sportslyn and Floral Haircords in multiple colors. Hartex fabrics offer striped and floral designs at 2 shillings 6 pence per yard with 34 coupons required.
Show room features Women’s Smart Linen Sundek Sandspun and Sportslyn suits and frocks in colors with new embroidery and drawn thread. Suits 14 coupons, frocks 12 coupons, slacks 24 to 30 inch waist priced 29/11. Coupons required. Also basic blouse for suits slacks and skirts and all British Capri in bright spots florals and checks.
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