Pastures Protection Board meeting notes June 16
Minutes show a Tuesday meeting with R G Jennings Glan R Stevenson A Wright O Taylor A Keys J C Campbell for T M Walcott. Treasurer reports £965 general fund and £101 improvement fund. Board debated dingo district boundaries and proposed Queanbeyan as veterinary officer base. Committee discussed permits, stock inspections, and protests over dingoes funding. An application for fence certificate and timber sale on reserve noted, with minor permit discrepancies flagged and no action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. R. GC. Jennings Glan
R Stevenson
A. Wright
O.taylor
A. Keys
J. C. Campbell
T.M. Walcott
General Fund
Fecorves Improvement Fund
Minister For Agriculture
Ito
W. W. Hedges
M.L.A
Tablelands
Department of Agriculture
M. Blair
Goulburn
Fintins
Queanbeyan
Goulurn
Cooma
Bien
le ‘Ba
Eden
Campbell
Ama
Wright
T. B. O'Hare
Parish Grenvills
Messrs
Stevenson
Walcott
Ee Samal Board
Matt Seid
Kiandra
Brian Campbell
Mowlamery Board
Ake
Me. Walcott
Doom Board
Wistrist
Dingo Destruction Board
Toby
D Walcett
Sergeant Laws
Dn Board
Inspector's Report on stock, fences, and disease control
The report notes dry weather with black disease outbreaks and sheep grazing conditions favoring pasture growth. It details inoculation permits under the Stock Diseases Act, quarantine measures for the Bogal protected area, rabbit control, fence repairs, and pasture management. It also covers stock movements to and from the district, requests for shelter sheds on reserves, and a conference on veterinary and stock control issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putin
Atock
Blomington
Thors Baz
Ghinny
Fats
Bega
Bibbenluka Brownell Potatoes Win District Competition
The Department reports Bibbenluka’s 1936 potato crop contest results. Stewart and Daveril won on new easterly land with a 13 tons 3 cwt yield, the highest for this variety in the state under Royal Agricultural Society rules. Second place went to Masors, Kershaw, and Edwards on dark loam soil, with yields exceeding 16 tons per acre in parts. The report notes dipping seed improved yields, favorable season, and strong local effort sustaining Brownell type potatoes for market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculturl ‘Bateau
Sydney
Royal Agricultural Society
Ons
Messrs
Stewart and
Daveril
Gietrich
Gore
Masors
Kershaw
Sai Edwards
Bibbanlake
BIBBENLUKE billiard winner and local sports update
BIBBENLUKE Pita Owa Correspondent reports Binstadt won a billiard tournament defeating W Thomas 87. A charity cuIsire tourney boosted School of Arky funds by £3 5s. Prizes went to Miss Einstadt Indies and Mr A Donnelly. Local football match Bombala Bines 3 Cathcart Ribbenlake 9. C Ryan refereed. Friday week tennis ball to award trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.J. “Binstadt
W. Thomas
School of Arky
D. Einstadt
Indies
A. Donnelly
Gents
Bombala Bines
Cathcart- Ribbenlake
Wote
Blues
C. Ryan
Rabbitskin Sales Report by Farmers & Graziers Co-op
The Farmers and Graziers Cooperative Goods reported rapid Rabbitskin sales at the 10th instant, reflecting brisk demand among local buyers. The cooperative noted steady inquiries and a healthy market for pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Graziers Co-operative
Bega Dance Night Yields Mixed Doubles Champions
Distributed by Mr. EB Bray the event saw Mise T Helmers win ladies’ singles and Les Oliver take gents’ singles. H Helmers and B Stewart won gents’ doubles while Miss Tris Bellehambers and Neil Robertson claimed mixed doubles. Attendance was modest but patrons enjoyed the music from the Bega orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eb, Bray
Mise T. Helmers
Les Oliver
Gents
H. Helmers
B. Stewart
Tris Bellehambers
Neil Robertson
Bose
Bega Orchestra
Bombala Blues Edge Bombala Blacks In Open Football Match
The Bombala Blues defeated Bombala Blacks 13 to 7 at the Showground on Sunday in a friendly game. Key players included J Stewart and A Stewart for the Blues, Cotterill with goals, and strong forward work from Ingram and Henderson. Blacks had early pressure with Bedingfield’s penalty and Smith’s try, while W Baker stood out among the Blacks forwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roest Pambula
Badingfiild
A. Stewart
Jack Lomas
Bombala Blacke
McGoldrick
Cotterill
W. Baker
Ray Ingram
Hardson
Woods
D. Toms
Dodd
Bedingfield
McMahon
Peer Sullivan
Bombala Blacks
Blues
Southern Monaro Hockey Team for Country Week
The following hockey players have been selected to represent Southern Monaro at Country Week. The team will depart here on the Suh, Bombala, Miesas Li, with players including Ingram, M. Williams, Mrs Povey, G. Bellchambars, Wilson, T. McMahon, D. Cowell, Misa Bowie, Missen, B. Tay, and Gatien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaro
Suh
Bombala
Miesas Li. Ingram
Faieboter M. Williams
Povey
Sibbonille
Misees
B. Bellchambars
K. Wilson Cathcart
T. McMahon
A. McMahoon
D. Cowell
Emergencias
Misa M. Bowie
Bibbentalee
Missen B
B. Tay. Hor
Gatien
Court Petty Sessions Hears Rabbity Destruction Case
At Minto Ribbenlake Mr and Mrs Rutherford faced charges under the P P Act for rabbit destruction. Evidence showed intermittent efforts through February to May with dogs and digging, but the magistrate found not proven continuous and effective destruction. Each defendant fined 2 pounds with costs. hotel license transferred from Aeron Williams to Reynald James Frederick Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Petty Sessions
Hardwick
P.M. William
Isabella Rutherford
Minto
Ribbenlake
P.P
Boys
Ellis
Rogers
Moora Springs
William Rutherford
Apnl
James Gaita
P.M
Bombala
Aeron Williams
Raynald
James Frederick Kerr
Benjamin Boyd in Australia booklet reviewed
A copy of the Wellings booklet on Benjamin Boyd is described as well printed and priced at 1/6. It recounts Boyd’s move to Australia, his brief ten year stay, and his impact at Twofold Bay from 1840s shipping and commercial efforts to his mysterious 1849 death, with era images and historical value for readers of old times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mx. H. P. Wellings
Eden
My. Wellings
Wwofold Bay
Inab
Australia
Benjamin Boyd
Twofold
Terrific Fire at Pambula Destroys Several Central Buildings
A major blaze struck Pambula on Monday night destroying three central eastern street buildings including Gotheys Motors McGoldricks cafe and the post office as a strong southerly wind fed flames. Firefighters and volunteers formed a bucket brigade to save Fraser's Store and Spears Cafe while residents pulled goods from Whitby's Workshop. explosions from petrol tanks and tyres created dangerous conditions. The fire demolished McGoldrick's and Gad Frey's buildings and threatened the post office before the town's main street finally slowed the blaze. A temporary post office opened next morning in a bakery. damage and insurance details were still uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fambula
Pambula
Gothey’s Motors Ltd
Spear's Cafe
Gailfrey
Petrel
Whitby
McGoldrick’s
Gad~ Frey's
Crowde
Broadwater
Davidson
Olfiaren
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Pastures Protection Board
Correspondenor
Josas
Jobas
Dorl
3Mania
Rasaevos Ghnersily Alaim
Bat Mingr
Avon Lake
McLaughlin River
Platts
Beresford
Yallow
Mila
Steve
Vapuira
B. Campbell
Cealps Ab
Jardine
Taylor
Coghill's Flat
Nimmitabelment Works
Alr
Smile Reserve
Nimmisabel
Kays
Des Board
Élisler
Eden Board
Brown Mountain
T. M. Walcots
Albury
Froderick Toot
Biden
Wagga
Stock Tespester
Ma. Henry
Yass
Ibrandings Hides
End
Dale
Cattls Council
Mr. Walcott
The
Savoy
Asi Randwick
George Lowe
Sreet, Bombala
Bibberluer
Aree
Psi feSia
Soe
Bibbenluka Potato Crop Competition
Agricultural Bureau
Bibbenluka
Department of Agricultura
Bibbenluke
Rabbitskin Sales
Watcher
Hockey
Rice
Thos. W. Green & Cq., Ltd
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