Gloucester Pastures Protection Board meets amid war losses
The Gloucester Pastures Protection Board held its 17th meeting with directors J. G. Wilson and others present. Sympathy was extended to families of members who lost relatives to war and accident. Discussed travel stock safety, stock route costs, and road cuttings. Introduced £5 deposits for timber cutting on T.S.R. reserves to ensure proper handling and debris control. Considered horse yard on Connollys Creek T.S.R. for drover use. welcomed owner improvements.
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Gloucester P.P. Board
Messrs
J. G. Wilson
A. H. Andrews
Jas. Easton
W. H
Unicomb
Hammond
Moore
Wilson
Monty Unicomb
Manning River
Mr. Unicomb
Monty
John Matthewson
Gloucester
A. S. Hayes
Krambach
Harold Matthewson
Leo Carney
Wallanbah
Primary Producers’ Union
Manning
T.S.R
Brushy Mountain
Gloucester Shire Council
T.s.r.’S
Forestry Department
H. Edwards
Connolly's Creek
Stock Inspector's Report on P.P. District Conditions May to August 1942
Stock Inspector A. E. Moore reports prolonged suspension of routine dairy inspections, increased targeted inspections, and 2500 miles driven in three months. Notes on winter conditions, pasture shortfalls, maize shortages, and ongoing cattle and pig mortalities from gastroenteritis. Details poison weed discoveries, impounding officer appointment, manpower survey, evacuation planning, charcoal timber use, and pending stock returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Moore
P.P. Board
P.P
J. G. Wilson
P.F
Gloucester Post Office
Gloucester
Manning
Victoria
Wodonga
Leeton
Warrandera
Wingham
Farley
Flemington
Loral
D. Hogg
Coopernook
G. Nixon
Bundock
Alf. Griffin
Stratford
Squance
Russell Miles
Durham
W. Fitzgerald
Leo Carney
Krambach
Harold Matthewson
J. Wilson
J. M. Pitt
A. Sharpe
J. Benson
J. McNiven
Port Macquarie
Taree
Rancer
Eneme
Hope And Waiting For What Is In Store
The speaker notes that at present none can see much to cheer them, yet urges continued hope for what may lie ahead, suggesting that the future holds unknown possibilities worth hoping for.
Educate Your Customers Educate Your Customers
Businesses face restricted supply and altered product quality and ranges. Tell customers why you cannot supply former items and maintain confidence with clear local newspaper communication. Build morale by informing the public and sustaining trust in trading methods.
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Pees
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Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd
Clem Walsh King
RK. Irwin Cash & Carry
Tyrell St
Garden of Roses
Cafe
Peter Moutzouris
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
Chapman & Stevens
L. Stevens
M-P.s
Pbh.c
Sid Miller
Gloucester Hotel
Golden Gate Cafe
E. Young
Phone 7
L. E. Monro
Market Street
W. T. Howard
Dungog