Primary Producers Union Meeting at Gloucester Shire Hall
The quarterly PP union gathering in Gloucester on August 19 discussed O Grady’s death and sympathy motions. Reports from the Central Executive covered Maitland flood relief, employee allowances, fertiliser pricing, wallaby season, and bacon industry talks. Members debated 25 shillings versus 1 pound weekly allowances, then considered subscription practices amid flood hardship and potential Raymond Terrace factory actions. Dual control by Commonwealth vs State over dairy operations prompted calls to forward district resolutions promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Hunter and Gloucester
Gloucester Shire Hall
T. H. Pearse
Cam Mettae
A. J. C. Vogele
R. L. Fitzgerald
A. Smith
W. Beast
C. J. Yates
L. A. Harris
J. G. Wilson
D. Boorer
L. B. Fisher
C. Fisher
O'Grady
Hunter
P.P.U
Fitzgerald
Gentral
Maitland
Wallabies
P.P
Gloucester
Ihs Organisation
Sydney
P.ds
BPW
Hunter River
Vogele
Fitugerald
Fitegerald
McRae
Russell
Raymond Terrace Bakter
Pepper
Raymond Terrace
Fisher
Walsh
Borer
Raetory
Commonwealth
London
New South Wales
Ufvat
Walter
New Zealand
Wilkon
Smith
Counsil
Ganis
Seeratiey
Bowthorne
Taymond Terrace
Mertom
Lander
Teen Will
Ansoeutinn
Jniga
Diiives
Wia
Peppers
City Nile
Mille Suppliers’ Association
PP. Bacon
Abattoirs
Newcastle Abattoirs
Comnrit Sfises
Bacon
Abaloirs Uy
Cnt
Raymond Terace
L. Fisher
Wilson
Boorer
Hy Biel
A. Stith
Markeville
Mit
Hunter Over
Wyzgerald
Berry
Harris
Huerlagald
PP. News
P.P. New
Central Executive
Raymond ‘Terrace
Tower Hunter
Tower Hunter, Having Care Mist Farme Lelon Morpeth
Morpeth
Persident
Unemployment Relic Act Fund
Union
H.C Ralston
Gehrig
Mr. Gehrig
Srd
Hunter & Gloucester
G. V Ralston
Messrs
Cam. McRaz
H. G. Ralston
Unclear Dairy Industry Debates and Council Report
The discussion covers dairy industry supervision limits and federal influence, with unresolved points on parity of control between states and central authorities. Unemployment tax stamps for share farmers are discussed, along with a district council report showing a credit balance and proposed amalgamation of associations.
Primary Producers Seek Control Over Market Sections
At the Farmers & Settlers Association conference Mr. A. Smith urged action to transfer control of marketable primary products to the Australian Primary Producers Association. A similar motion was supported by the PP A, as relief funds and country-centre spending were endorsed to aid producers during the depression, with emphasis on fair use of unemployment relief money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
ALL Australian Association
A. Smith
Farmers & Settlers’ Association
Australian Primary Producers’ Association
Smith
P.P.A
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Advanx
Gloucester Rubber Works
A. J. White
T. Charlton
the Victoria Insurance Co. Ltd
Street & Parish Ltd
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Co. Ltd
Homebush
Farmers & Graziers Ee Et Hee
E. W. Sparke, Limited
West Maitland
W. E
Pitt Son & Badgery Ltd
Pitt Son & Badgery
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridor ST
Primary Producers Union
Barker & Jeans
Smith's
Tea Haen
Arrington ST. Gloucester
W. G. Dombkins
Church Street
Saddlery
Kemp
Appea
Tin
Nas
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. Ltd
Thurlow’s Church ST. Gloucester
G. B. Nash
General Carrier
Theill
Plesmura
A. E. Smith
Taree
Baker & Paltrycook
Sant Ae An
Bob Johnston Hume
R. Kendall
Alli Aserrance
Comino Bros
Onmells
H. Coote
the Reliable Jeweller
Phillys’ Hotel
Aseries
Radiola
Beam Wireless
Awsmritia
Wireless Deyenteeltan
Fiz
Analgametediig’ Wireless
Jarrott’s
Tooth
SCO. Limited
Kens Sydney
Willie
Latera
Sorina
Beal Childoan
Bligtia
Clements Tanie
Clements
Meee Oy
Roris
A. E. Tull
Zamsb
Ana
Tankc
Ege
Tamma Wy
Will Alwav
Harrison
Bencorapit
South Fremantie
Karswood