Coffs Harbour fishermen seek uniform prices across centres
Guild members discuss price discrepancies for schnapper across local and independent consignments. They plan letters to Macksville and Grafton seeking market price information for June 6 and 7, noting varying payments from 6d to 1s 6d per pound and calls for a daily price bulletin and a minimum price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffs Harbour
Macksville
Grafton
Schnapper
W. Edwards
Wisely
Mill Entrances in Earl Street Discussed by Committee
Messrs. N. J. Jordan and H. S. Lovett were appointed by the Urban Committee to confer with Earl Street mill owners on forming roads and entrances. Heavy traffic on the street causes road cutting, but the committee has no funds available for street construction in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
N. J. Jordan
H. S. Lovett
Urban Committee
Earl Street
License required for fish sales under advisory committee ruling
A discussion reveals that only licensed fishermen may sell fish, with consent issued and restricted to sales in the operating locality direct to consumers. The letter from the Fish Industry Advisory Committee, dated July 3, 1950, confirms this and suggests contacting the Nambucca Cooperative Ltd manager regarding inland purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Collins
Sydney
Fish Industry Advisory Committee
Nambucca Co-operative Ltd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fountain
Swinnerton
Chelsea
Mulga
Optometrist
Maurice E. Saunders
Wip
Brannock Chambers
Moonee ST
A. R. W. Forsyth
Bex
Naples
Mer. R. Jammgson
Cement Mills
Gore
Queensland
Coffs
Electrical Contractors
Buchanan
Iarbour
C. S. Smith
K. Ruthning
Erney Fogarty
Coffs Harbour and
Coffs Jetty
Bronko
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