Gloucester Shire Council tackles dangerous trees and road repairs
Gloucester Shire Council discussed removing dangerous roadside trees and enabling repairs as Dr Breese and Dr Gresham urged action. Plans included flood drift removal, quarry inspection, gate maintenance, sewer connections, Khaki Weed control, and youth lighting renovations with an Engineer's report to guide roughly £50 in improvements.
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W. A. Nash
Glonivale
Breese
J. G Wilson
Grestiam
Laurie
Faulkland
Bartington
Lawrie
Cr. Laure
Kerripit
Channell
Gresham Sal
Shire’s
Wilson
Gloucester Park
King Street
Parish
Barrington Street
Park
Dr. Wilson
Sellick
Shire Hall
Crowther
Rosss
Budking
Stratford
Bignell
Brindary Street
Limber Forties
Greenham
Grant's
Guyatt
J. G. Wilson
Dr. Laurie
Patmore
R. & Wilson
Majong
Couneil
Toada
Upper Aven
R. A Crowther
Pairbairn
S. Ransom
Merywether
G. W. Murray
Sansom
Howell
Brassington
Avon Bridge
Gloucester Bulahdelah
G. Wilson
Stroud Cannel
Bulandelah
Waukivory
Stroud
Dr Wilson
Gloucester
Mili
Engineers Report on Nowendoc Roads and Bridges
Inspection of Nowendoc roads from Currivatark to Cartery and Hyems. reports on access routes to the Tablelands forwarded to Army authorities. Leman’s Flat Bridge nearing completion except kerb jugs. a timber culvert replaced on Nowendoc Road. Craven Platea Road inspected with urgent maintenance plans and three men plus equipment arranged. Gloucester Station approaches repairs proposed at £97 16s. public gate approval sought. Charcoal production areas surveyed in Shire. labour shortages and plant demand noted. district coal as a potential producer stressed.
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Bigg Ani
Bell
Apsley Shire
Island
Martinet
Breese
Currivatark
Carter'y
Hyem's
Currivabarl Crosk
Gunwester
Bigg
Belt
Fenning
Terry
Penning
Carson's Mill
Welsmantel’s
Hazelwood
J. Neilson
Belhorn
Baker's Creek
Gloucester
Newcastle
W. Schultz
Tarast
Hopkins
Copeland Road
Bowen
Hop
Cowell
Die V.D.C
Connells Cxisting
Wards River
Craven
Vinegar Refreshes Bath and Cleaning Uses
A note highlights vinegar as refreshing in a warm bath and useful in washing up. It also claims vinegar frightens and disinfects, suggesting household cleansing benefits.
Drought Concessions to Magnificent Specimens
NSW Premier W J McKell states the government has given 161,468 pounds in fodder and stock carriage concessions to drought affected stockowners. The piece notes widespread drought relief, rail concessions, and ongoing support for farmers, dairy farmers, and pastoralists across the state. It highlights Baby Health Centre attendance, prenatal care reach, and public attitudes toward centers.
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Hetard
Ansiel Feners
Goverment
Pure Butter Fat Could Transform Dairy Outlook
Dr Pratt reports a development in dairy science, pure butter fat. Arrangements with the Commonwealth Dairy Pro bte Control Committee aim to ship 400 tons to Britain. Queensland and New South Wales trials show no refrigeration needed, promising long shelf life and potential sale to the Australian Government. disposal of second grade butter may improve overall dairy economics.
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Prat
Talon
Pratt
Commonwealth Dairy Probte Control Committee
Great Britain
Queensland
New South Wales
State to Remove Tax on Soldiers
Premier Mr McKell announced in the Legislative Assembly that the State will withdraw from the Tax Management Bill a clause taxing Allied Forces in Australia. The move exempts all Allied troops and shifts tax treatment to align with existing exemptions for non commissioned officers and will be raised at the Premiers Conference in Canberra. Opposition Leader Mr Mair criticised the proposal as a breach of contract with enlisted men.
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Australia
Legislative Assembly
Mr McKell
H.ma.s. Sydney
McKell
Canberra
A.lp
Vinegar in Wash Water Deters Greens Insects
A teaspoonful of vinegar added to the water in which greens are washed will destroy insects. This simple home remedy offers a quick, effective method to clean produce and reduce bug presence before cooking.
Australians Free ATRO and Other Prisoners Repatriated
Soldiers freed from barbed wire and bayonets of an Italian camp arrive in Egypt as part of the British Italian prisoner exchange. Names include Lieutenant Edgard of the Australian Signal Corps and Private G. Geralds of 297th Battalion Yerony Creek. Several promoted personnel also returned, wearing light blue camp pajamas, amid happiness.
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ATRO
Ayiil
NBA
KK. Edgard
Australian Signal Corps
Controversy Over Egg Board Control Sparks Farmer Backlash
In NSW districts farmers denounce Egg Board control as prices rise and profits shrink. A Lone egg producer claims freedom to sell eggs as he wishes, while others warn of industry expropriation and calls for broader protests. Critics say export prices fall and waste increases under board regimes, urging action nationwide.
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Rigg Board
New South Wales
M Mitta
F. Farmiel
Ph Board
Hom
Erg Board
Ama
Nmi
Prosest
Pyrmont
Howd
Four Air Bulletin Lessons For Public Safety
The Department of Air issues four guidance lessons to reduce risk in travel and aviation. The bulletin urges steady behavior, avoidance of distractions, adherence to safety rules, and preventive measures to prevent accidents. It stresses practical steps for individuals to improve overall air travel safety.
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Sys 4
Department of Air Bulletin
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