Ending bonuses for flying fox scalps proposed by department
The Department of Agriculture will stop paying bonuses for flying fox scalps from June 30 after finding the £2 per scalp incentive fails to influence wh wholesale slaughter. Earlier payouts were 13s 4d in 1929 and £6 17s 6d the prior year. The piece also outlines 1929 school examination schedules and new assessment rules emphasizing attendance and conduct alongside exam results.
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Department of Agriculture
Flying Fox
48-Hour Week to Date and Trade Union Reactions
The metal trade unions were advised last Friday that the 48 hour week would begin in the railways from April 6. Unions threaten to resist the reintroduction while militants are warned of strong opposition from the majority of unions. Also noted, Mr H W Potts, former Hawkesbury Agricultural College director, returns after five years abroad to become Commissioner for Malta in Australia, likely based in Melbourne.
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H. W. Potts
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Victoria
Potts
England
Linford Hall Agricultural College
Norfolk
C. H. Charms
Malta
Australia
Melbourne
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