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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1946
Page
4
The Gloucester Shire Council debates road work at Craven Plateau and Lemantine Flat, talks on the bridge at Gowiver River, and budget implications. It approves minor maintenance, assesses current costs, and considers grants and Council contributions while addressing councilors' demands.
A detailed, partially compiled cost estimate and service plan covers electricity supply for Gleu, Glouw, and nearby valleys, with proposed connections to various mills, farms, and town routes. It notes expected timing, proposed extensions, and the need for a power line to support welding, irrigation, and home service, pending council approval.
Fragmentary OCR mentions lottery tickets and winners with numbers. references J. H. Broadbent Hairdressing and Garner's Store as nearby locations. Reading remains unclear. appears to be a public notice or ad segment about lotteries and local businesses.
Period report notes water service provision for brick shops on Queen Street near Green Street. It records occupancy, two WCs, and cordial factory activity. Council asks if Green desires further extensions or other works at her expense. Siddiebrook’s team to assess treatment works area needs.
In a Gloucester talk Friday night official Labor candidate L. R. Cuthbertson condemned the Country Party for neglecting primary producers while praising Labour policies. He noted dairy subsidies exceeding 9 million annually and price rises benefiting milk zone farmers, arguing a true alliance exists between producers and workers against vested interests linked to the Liberal Party and Country Party.
A historic notice highlights Colas Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a family remedy for coughs. The item emphasizes a traditional cure marketed for home use with local interest in antique wellness practices.
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