Land Board Decisions Fall Day Sitting at Blayney
The District Land Board at Blayney held a full day session with members including Chairman Byrnes and J. Hailstone. Grants were issued for multiple parcels with annual rents ranging from 2 to 6 pounds and 15 shillings. Several extensions and recommendations were noted with terms from 7 to 12 years and rents from 1 to 40 pounds per annum. Recommendations included 10 year terms for several applicants and specific acre rates for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blayney
District Land Board
Byrnes
J. Hailstone
J. Tool
Sp. L
M. Haynes
C. I. Cook
F. Davies
Orig. Cn. L
C. Shepheard
Orig. Cn
Pastoralists Appeal For Action On Loitering Drovers
A rural letter to Young P P Board from Keith McPierson of Gugulla wong Burtowa asks for help to energise slow drovers who use a stock route crossing a main highway near Gegullulong. He says loitering drivers threaten flocks and requests the board refer the matter to the stock inspector for practical steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith McPierson
Gugullawong
Burtowa
Gegullulong
Wilne
Ugg
Young P.P
More shearers wanted as manpower drive intensifies
Deputy Director General of Man Power Mr J Bellemore appeals for shearers not yet at sheds to contact their nearest National Service Office immediately. Many workers are still needed and returning to work at once is essential. OCP 42/10 to 5 per acre. fencing and leases discussed with postponements and recommendations. Road purchases and capital valuation noted with no objection to road closures and crown improvements valued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bellemore
Man Power
N.5.w
Mendham
Local War Agricultural Committee forms in Cowra district
The new District War Agricultural Committee DWAC is set up by Agriculture Minister Mr Dunn to coordinate wartime effort across the Shires of Waugoola Bores and Cyndhurst. Key members include Walkden Brown chairman W Whitby secretary and Goodacre Bryant Rygalel Skene Cray with ex officio members Cahill Dring Meads Hodgson and district officers. The first DWAC meeting was held in Downtlash on September 2. The committee aims to organise local WACs transport labour equipment and housing for seasonal workers and to oversee rubber tyres ammunition and Army release applications among other war effort measures. Public meetings are planned at several WAC centres and the chairman calls for maximum community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Cahill
WEOR
War Agricultural Committee
Dunn
Cowra
Unien
Waugoola
Bores
Cyndhurst
Pew
Walkden Brown
W. Whitby
Mesere C. R. Goodacre
Woodstock
W. I. Bryant
C. Rygale
Casgowindat
Fr. Skene
Blayney
David Cray
Urban Repj
Olicto
Mesrs
FL J. Cabill
P_Dring, M3.J.A. J. Meads
NBO
Hodgson
Department of Agriculture
DWAC
Downtlash
Oval Wac
No Mai
Central Committee
Seasons
Women's Land Army
B.O.W
District War Agricultural Committee
Joesl Wac
C. Walkaen Browr
Cowra Dwac
Wac
Trumpery articles sent to Ps O W parcel rules explained
Report clarifies parcels sent to prisoners are not Red Cross and outlines allowances for next of kin and permit parcels. Next of kin parcels may be sent quarterly with nonfood items allowed, while permit parcels may be sent more often with limited contents. Red Cross parcels remain the preferred channel for food and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Enquiry Bureau
James
Convoner of
Post and Telegraph Censorship
Red Cross
Large Cowra Cup field forecast for 1943 meet
One of the largest fields in years is expected for the 1943 Cowra Cup with thirty nominations already received and few withdrawals likely. About 100 horses are anticipated for the two days of racing. The Cup meeting on Wednesday has drawn entries from leading country and metropolitan areas, and trotting events are forecast to surpass prior country meets, says driver Mr Jack O Shea of Lawn Derby fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowra
Mrr
Jack O’shea
Employers To See Identity Cards Of Men Engaged
Mr. d. Bellemore deputy director general of manpower in New South Wales said employers must demand identity cards under National Security Man Power Regulations. If a person fails to produce a card or a release certificate, the employer must notify the National Lot Office within three days after engagement, giving the person’s name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bellemore
Dir
Man Power
Nsw
Remins
National Security Man Power
Rberson
Nawlonal Lot Office
Bellmore
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N. Ryall
Boorowa
Andbseks
W. M. Dwyer & Company
P.O
Lyndhurst Red Cross
Eaeburn
EL Katie
Herve Society
Stud Book
England
Sire—Prince Neid
Sire Shah-Zada
Imp
DANL
Raisull
Netherly
Wilmot
CCSB
Scotland Dignity
Widgeewa Winnie
Cracie
Master's
J. Ellery
Braeburn
Chronicle
Cortieat
HS. Toole
J. Toole
O.C.P
C. B. Ling
W. Ware
P. Collins
S. L. Bird
L. H. Phillips
H. J. Molloy
Perenchik
W.A.C
Alf. Collins
Crouch
Neville
Agency For Unit Insurance Co
Trumpery
Ps.o.w
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