Primary Producers Union Meeting at Gloucester Shire Hall
The regular meeting of the Primary Producers Union in Gloucester Shire Hall on Tuesday 23 August discussed sympathy for bereaved families, welcome to General Secretary Dunlop, a delegates report on the June session, and resolutions. Debates covered making P.P. News the official organ of breed societies, bot-fly research, and a toll bridge over the Hunter River Hexham. The council debated charging factory subscriptions as working expenses, carriage and fodder rates, schoolchildren travel on trains, wire netting affordability, and the Dairy Cattle Research Council. Delegates addressed sewerage discharge, pasteurisation of milk, and motor registration instalments, with actions and motions recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
Gloucester Shire Hall
Messrs. R. L. Fitzgerald
W. Thompson
G. Gehrig
A. J. C. Vogele
J. Smith
R. J. Pepper
A. Smith
J. H. Berry
T. H. Pearse
D. Boorer
J. G. Wilson
J. Russell
W. E H. Sears
C. J. Watson
Dunlop
P.P. Union
P.P. News
Council For Scientific & Industrial Research
Hunter River
Hexham
Pepper
Central Executive
P.P. Uion
Central Rivers District Counsell
PLPLU
P.P
Gloucester Dairy Company
Wilson
Fitzgerald
McRae
Gloucester
Wallamba
Boorer
Russell
Fitsgerald
Blacksmithing and Wheelwrighting Reopens After Break
Dan Redman announces resumption of blacksmithing and wheelwrighting from Monday. All classes of work available including morse-shoeing from 6 shillings, plough shares wrought from 8, sulky tyres cut from 1 per pair, with all other work reduced in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Redman
Grading Potatoes and State Equalisation Scheme Debated
A Brisbane meeting debated a second grading of potatoes to stabilise prices, risking coastal growers who cannot market summer crops due to disease. Mr McRae and Mr Pearse supported opposing views, while a protest motion was carried. The discussion on the State Equalisation Scheme covered its near twelve month existence, calls for compulsory federal action, and a proposed pig industry bill to stabilise prices and protect producers. A push to enforce stricter bicycle lights was urged, noting safety risks. An optician visit announced for September 28 at Commercial Hotel, with hours and appointment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRae
Pearse
Mcftae
Federm
Dunlop
Optician
D. Z. McDonald
F.5.c.a
F.S.M.C
London
Webster, Jack and McDonald
Sydney) Ltd
A. J. Cavanaugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Street & Parish Ltd
A. I. Cavanough
Gloucester Pharmacy
L. A. Harris
Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
Church
Primary Producers’ Union
Hunter and Gloucester
Union
Commissioner of Transport
Maitland
Singleton
Vogele
Mantland
Dungog
Mr. Pepper
Duntop
Transport Commissioners
Raymond ‘Terrace
Dairy Cattle Research Council
Ralston
Research Council
Glenfield Research Station
Victoria
New South Wales
Department of Health
Raymond Terrace
Health Department and Milk Board
Bowthorne
D, Redman & Sons
Denison ST
Goodyear
Roy Gyde
the Reliable Bootman
Commercial Hotel
MR. Russell Hall
Gloucester Township
Council
Tom Hicks Matthewson
Gloucester Investments & Agency CO
W. A. Dan
Bargain Arcade
NBA
Nr.ma
Nfm.a
Sydney
U.S.A
Wilshire Boulevard
Western Avenue
Los Angeles
New York
Park Avenue
Fifty Seventh Street
Paling
Hunter St
Newsonstle
BEN/IITS
AILS
C. Walmsley
G Kent
A. J. White
Roslyn Sewing
Roslyn
Perss Westmatiad