Prosecutions for Landholders Over Rabbit Destruction
Several landholders faced Police Court prosecutions on Tuesday for failing to destroy rabbits on their holdings. James Dowd of Goolagong pleaded guilty through H. Maloney, promising to begin destruction next month. Other defendants including McAgley, A Schuiefer, and Walli Walla also admitted similar offences with varying costs and conditions. The case reflects ongoing enforcement by the local P.P. Board across large properties and estates.
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James Dowd
Goolagong
Merillon
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A Schuiefer
Aimilar
Uke Aomeorite
Schaefer
P.M
Bogan Gate
Obeuthedda, Ltd
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Melllon
Value of trees lecture in Forbes on man and land
Mr. F. Leigh outlined trees as soil and water guardians and vital wealth, citing Australia’s deforestation, world comparisons, and the need for 20 percent land cover. He warned pests like lucerne beetle and sheep diseases from imbalanced pastures threaten livelihoods in Forbes district.
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City Mutual Life Assurance Society of Australia
Leigh
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Victoria
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Australia
Ne Lee
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Advance Australia Wineca Plant Contingent Supply Chain Crisis
A garbled report notes continued legal action and disruptions at the Wulitiniga weil plant of the Chlyenple Teered Aibbbera Phy Lid. It mentions POLY Vhovorla AC and a late year effort to secure tubes and materials with expected weekly delivery. the AY grade plant has been placed with Awa PUL for Meri services.
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Elie
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Wulitiniga Weil
Eustier
Ardera
Wool Industry Talk and Wood to Silk Fibre Plan
A speaker discussed sheep health and a worm menace harming flocks, urging action as a serious detriment to growth. He demonstrated wood to ampny goods and argued wood should become synthetic silk fibre to aid wool growers. Votes of thanks were given to the speaker and mayor. Inspections of a local flock were postponed due to Coward’s absence in Sydney. The Agricultural Bureau discussed a spreading skeleton wood menace compared to smallpox.
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Australia
W. Coward
Agricultural Bureau
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