Officer’s Visit to Forbes PP Board Meeting Report
The Department of Agriculture official was welcomed by the Forbes PP Board chairman at the weekly meeting attended by directors Mesara E. J. Speck Darby Scrivener and Shannon. Financials showed General Fund credit £1342 1B, Reserves Improvement Fund £9877, and No 2 Reserves Improvement Fund £13819 21. Rabbit Destruction Fund showed a debit. Prosecutions for pest control were discussed with eight inspectors ordered. lease and land matters and applications were considered with no objections to several diversions and conditional purchases. rubbish tip matters noted and a briefing on local purchases included.
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Cer
Department of Agriculture
Mr. KR
Forbes PP. Board
Mesara E. J. ©. Speck
Darby
A. Scrivener
Shannon
Keith Hastings
Credit General Fund
W. R. Lougheed
Booth
Toni Pecwmmary
Alv
Hucne
White
Hewlah
Road Safety Reply to War Memorial Concerns
The executive of my branch thanks the editor for publishing the Boer War Memorial transfer discussion. The Road Safety Council serves as recipient of cessions and welcomes oral or written criticism at monthly meetings. Membership is free and voluntary. Local citizens and authorities can attest to our work. We invite criticism and suggestions from all readers. Thanking you for assistance in our work. Woury cle, A W. MrKIBBIN, Honorary Secretary
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Sig
HBL Senate
Road Safety Council
Wees
RSL
Forbes
Hoibk
Woury Cle
W. Mrkibbin
Dumping Nuisance Prompted Warning Signs Plan
A property near TSR 9182 off Bogan Gate Road faced extensive rubbish dumping. Dr J V Evatt offered help to curb the nuisance by erecting warning signs and other measures. Directors Speck and Scrivener supported the offer. the board will oversee gun erection to prevent further dumping.
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TSR
Bogan Gate
Speck
Scrivener
Optimism Over Future Of Wool Trade Declines
Australia earned no less than £1734 million from wool in the last four years, exceeding the prior 23 years. International tension at the U.N. and East Asian demand buoyed hope for faster defense measures and stronger wool trade, with U.S. contracts and new barter deals shaping markets despite price restraints and stock growth threats.
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Australia
U.N
Lake Supeas
Korea
France
U.S
Far East
Chen
Wey
World Wool Demand Seen to Continue Growing
At the Australian Wool Growers Council and National Council of Wool Selling Brokers meeting, forecasts put Australian 94-55 season receipts near 3 900,000 bales, up about 4 000 bales from 1953-54. Despite favorable demand, world production may not meet demand in the coming year as high costs and weak pre-war stocks pressure growers to expand supply while markets in the USA absorb domestic stocks quickly.
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Australian Wool Growers’ Council
National Council of Wool Selling Brokers
Australia
U.S.A
Winehcombe
Carson Ltd
Wineea Einapetoi
Cabint
Nike
USA
Lta
Noun
Iin
Mand Mt Pen
Market quotes for tallow wool hides and pelts rise
Sale reports from Winchcombe and Carson Lid show tallow and wool prices up on July 2 with demand strong for prime lots. Quotations list merino and cross bred wools, fine hulls, and country hides with per pound and per ton figures, plus a 10 percent Hide Board bonus.
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Aowraker
Winchcombe
Carson Lid
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