Primary Producers Union tackles rural needs at Manning Gloucester meet
At Taree gathering the Manning Gloucester District Committee of the Australian Primary Producers Union discussed support for huts and water tanks at TS reserves, a push to publish MPs attendance, a labour pool for primary producers, and licenses to buy petrol in 44 gallon drums. The meeting noted government plans on rabbit control and herd testing limits, plus a planned April visit by national organizers and a June Wingham meeting for a new NEw State Executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning-Gloucester
Australian Primary Producers Union
Taree Saat ‘Tursdar
Burrell Creek
Gloucester PP
Andrews
Ruprecht
Od Times
Waterman
Bignell
McBroom
Coopernook
Monbrook
Liquid Fuel Control Board
Graffers’ Association
Kirton
Department of Agriculture
B. G Dawson
John Gleeson
Victoria-No S.W
Taree
N.E.W
Wingham
Laurieton-Kendall Road Users Association Formed
At Laurieton last Wednesday night a new group the Laurieton Kendall Road Users Association was formed to sponsor a road improvement campaign. President is A Longworth with vice presidents J Anderson G Webber and G Morris and G Valance as publicity officer. The group vows to act if the Kendall Laurieton road is not repaired within three days after the next council meeting as heavy rains have left the surface in a shocking state endangering transport and local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lautieton
Laurieton
Laurieton-Kendall
A. Longworth
Mesars
J. Anderson
G. Webber
G Morris
G. Valance
Kendall
Homebush stock sales report clear price easing
Sydney market at Winchcombe Carson yarded 2580 cattle with vealers 10/- easier and grown cattle down 2d to 50/-. Maitland sale near steady, 1200 head. Heavy bullocks to £27 11s, cows to £18 5s, calves to £6, pigs firm to £10, backfatt ers to £10, lighter pigs quoted from £4. Overall buyers present, values largely unchanged for calves and pigs.
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Homebush
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Maitland
Campbell's Hill
Burera
Japanese farmer's wife bears 22nd child at 43
Mrs. Yoko Takahasi, a Japanese farmer's wife, has given birth to her 22nd child at age 43, setting a national record. Her family includes two pairs of twins, with their first child born in 1925. The report notes the household also uses Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as an influenza remedy.
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Yoko Takahasi
Japan
Takahasi
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The
Loyal Orange Institution of Australia
Eventide Homes Appeal
M.L.C
Martin Place
Puree Theatre
Fredric
Dan Duryer
O'Brien
Ann Blyth
Sans Grey
John Mills
Valerie Hobson
Charles Dickens
Bernard Miles
Francis L. Sullivan
Dennis O'Keefe
Helen Walker
Settlers’ Board
Bent Street
New South Wales
APP. Union
T.5
Garners
Bonniebelle Cafe
School of Arts
B. Hazelwood
G. A. Dan
ST. Gloucester
Commercial
Money Order Post Office
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Securities
Brian Carolan
Cape
Barracouta
Gloucester
Garden OF Roses Cafe
Jim Harikios
A.lf
Garden OF Roses
Spik-N-Span Dry Cleaners
Church Street
OWL Store
Gordon Dombkins
Leslie Aye
Denison St
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