Paterson scheme boosts dairymen and Country Party power
In New South Wales dairying districts the Country Party gains strength in both state and federal parliaments. The Paterson Butter Scheme of Gippsland helped by the Country Party is analyzed, with emphasis on forced dairy export controls since 1924 and the Lyons government’s eventual action in 1933 to secure majority-rule operation. The piece notes key politicians, electoral seats, and the political leverage gained for dairymen, including the Gloucester and New England/Cowper regions. A second section reports Maitland stock sales with fat cattle, calves, and pigs sold under firm market conditions in Sydney and local yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Country Party
Tweed
Richmond
Clarence
Macleay
Hunter
Newcastle
Paterson
Australian Country Party
Y. Paterson
Gippsland
Victoria
Br. Page
Lea- Grn
ASW
Queensland
Budd
Heldy Casino
Harry ‘Carter
Liverpool Pluins
M. P. Dunlop
Srimiary Producers' Union
Legislative Comet
Dairy Export Control Board
New Zealand
Australia
N.S.W
Lyons
Fedral Honsans
Commonwealth
Dr. Page
Gloucester
Hawdon
Waller
New England
Cowper
W. C. Thompson
Page
Maitland
Wales
Mr. Stevens’ Falley
Croydon
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