Matheson Seeks Inspector Talk At Board Meeting
Mr. Matheson urged the inspector be present at the board meeting to hear his side and provide true information about the incident. He warned that the inspector would be half an investigation without meeting him and said trespassing by rams was not a one way fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney Marsh
Hent
Curcoar P.P. Board
Cooley
Henley
Matheson
Bun
Mathison
P.P. Board
Hailstone
R. J. Fagan
Henry
Dir Hailstone
Hen Iry
Mr. Matheson
Woodstock Sheep Nuisance Prompt Impounding Action
Dir Rowlands reports to P P Board that 18 cattle and a horse were impounded in Woodstock yards, released soon after, costing 5 per head. Board orders Mr Cooley to round up sheep. 85 sheep unattended were found between Westville and Sheet of Bark. 180 head collected at Woodstock, with fresh additions since impounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cowley
Waugorla Shire
T. Frazer
Woodst
Frazer
Rowlands
Cooley
Fraser
Man's Hand Amputated In Chaffcutter Incident
Minchin suffered a severe injury when his left hand was drawn into a chaffcutter. The limb was amputated near the wrist amid heavy blood loss. He was rushed by car to Trangie for medical care and then to Narromine, with ambulance delays en route to Dubbo for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minchin
Antenina
Trangie
Dubboinj
Soviet Flag Flies At Town Hall Appeal Nets Funds
For the first time the Soviet flag flew at Young Town Hall as a public appeal raised funds to aid the Soviet war effort against Hitler. Saturday events and preliminaries helped net about £160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Hitler
Woodstock and church notices from a small town page
A local column records Woodstock travel as residents head to Park Street and notes church services at St Brigid for Sunday mass at 7 30 a.m. The piece mentions private leave for Bill Clarke, troop movements, and short leaves for Trooper Dennis, Reg Bennett, and Fred. Hospital Auxiliary gathers on a Saturday in May at 3 p.m. Mrs Tucker of Cowra engages in Myx activities. Mrs Beggs and her daughter return from Newcastle after Enid’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Clarke
Woodstock
Les. Jones
Camp
Cowra
Dennis
Reg. Bennett
Fred
Tucker
T. Wiggs
W. A. Beggs
Big Money for Wool Amid Rising Costs and Bred Profit Struggles
Winchcombe of Carson Ltd notes wool realisation could be large before the war, but rising production costs and two years of droughty conditions cut earnings. Despite high revenues, landholders, especially drought-affected, rarely see adequate returns. they value the British government purchase as insulation, with contract price 13.4378d per lb, yet 1942 costs outpace 1939 plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Tragic State Call-Up Strains New South Wales Farming
Sydney reports manpower shortages cripple dairy and primary production as the New South Wales union leader cites a drift in available labor. He warns that dairying districts lack eligible men and urges action to address the decline in workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.8.w
Imary Producers’ Union
Shute
Rabbit Skins In Transit Delay Warned By Railways
Railway secretary announces rabbit skins must be shipped promptly by train as traffic has grown beyond capacity. Consignors are urged to secure proper packing and conveyance to avoid delays in transport by Cy Railways and its trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Railways
Secretary For Railways
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Carcoar Chronicle
Big Wey
Goulburn
Great Country Organisation
the “Farmers & Graziers
Austronsers
W. J. Brady
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance CO. Ltd
Wee Mofflin
Grove & Malloch Ltd
Winchcombe Carson
Winchcombe
Tntes
Peauon
Wisi
Newensile & Vena
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurane Co, Ltd
Pitt Errest
N.S.W
Budeney
Integrity
Carcear
Cvombing Park
Coom! Park
Trespari!ng
Coombing Park
Perons
Whitney Pastoral Company Limited
A. Rothery
Muse
Dietden
Fagan
H. 8. Menley
J. E. Matheson
Inspector
VDC
Tok Park
Chay
St. Brigid’s
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