Buffalo Fly Menace Prompts Board Action and Coopération
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board met on 24th to discuss urgent Buffalo Fly control with Federal authorities. Directors urged more research officers and gauze for fly traps, plus cooperation with Maitland Board. Other items covered include blackberry spread, permit copies, Gloucester Trucking Yards relocation, reserve use, and postwar T.S.A. plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. G. Wilson
A. J. B. Laurie
A. W. Andrews
James Easton
W. H. Unicomb
W. T. Abbott
A. EF. Moore
M. Newton
G. W. Ttcume
J. E. Hammond
Mae
Laurie
J. P. Abbott
Landhol Ders
Maitland P.P
Maitland Board
Prickly Pear Board
Mr. Easton
Maitland Hoard
Lands Department
R. B. Newell
Coolongdlook
W.R
Parish Curreeks
Newell
Department of Education
Candle Flat
Fp.p. Board
No Daylight Saving Adopted This Year Says Premiers
The Premiers' Conference on Saturday last decided unanimously against daylight saving. The Commonwealth accepted the decision. The argument was that daylight saving would save little coal but cause widespread inconvenience and disrupt rural industries.
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Commonwealth
Red Cross Support Shines for Australian War Wounded
Thousands of sick and wounded Australians praise the Red Cross for timely aid. Prisoners of war and civilians in enemy hands also benefit, with repatriated prisoners crediting the Red Cross for preventing dire straits. The Australian Red Cross counts about 450,000 members, roughly six percent of the population, in goods supplied to hospitals.
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Red Cross
Hospi
Red Cross Roll Call Enrolment Push Across State
Tall hospital slips trains and convalescent homes show the Red Cross has spent over £2 000 000 during the war and calls for every man woman and child to join. Merely visit a Roll Call enrolment bureau in any town and suburb, give your name and 2 shillings to become a member of the world's greatest humanitarian organization. Woods Great Peppermint Cure offered for children's hacking cough.
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Red Cross
EMAS HAMPER APPEAL FOR TROOPS CHRISTMAS PARCELS
The Australian Comforts Fund launches its annual appeal for Christmas parcels for Services personnel. Donors may contact Local War Chest Fund Treasurer Mr WM Weekes. Each parcel includes a gift and a Christmas greeting card. Contributions listed include 68 10 from U A C 8 and Mrs Parish, 30 90 from Mr and Mrs I Moore, 10 from Mr and Mrs A McIntosh, 100 from Mr and Mrs Bert Nash, among others, totaling 62 100 to date.
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Australian Comforts Fund
War Chest Fund
WM. Weekes
U A.C
Parish
I. Moore
A. McIntosh
Bert Nash
V. Pryor
A. Archinal
A. Nash
W. C. Highfield
Ken Shultz
WHYTTE'S TAN BOX BOOTS OFFERED WITH COUPONS
WHYTTE'S TAN BOX BOOTS with mock toe cap sewn standard screwed and sprigged soles heel and toe plates priced 22 shillings 10 pence with six coupons also in black heav weight pebble grained hide priced 22 shillings with six coupons all sizes available
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Whytte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
Quarterly Meeting
Department of Agriculture
Board
Police Department
Moore
P.P. Boards
Gloucester Trucking “Lahds
Gloucester Shire Council
Gloucester
Wilson
Council
P.P
T.S.A
Council of Advice
T.S.R
Department
Freeman
Webster
D.V.G
Newcastle
Camellia Chemical CO
Granville
Sydney
G. A. Gorton
Ross
Woods
Higgins
Breese
Tom Hicks
W. E. Sparke
Gloucester) Pty., Ltd
Gloucester Shire Yards
Gloucester) Pty, Ltd
Jack Alder
Craven Plateau
Archer Whitford
Gloucester District
Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital
Henry Allen Bignell
Howard Stanley Bignell
William Cyril Highfield
Michael James Landers
Herbert Muddle
Milton Newton
Younger
Dance School OF Arts
Bessie Shefherd
EMAS
BY Street & Parish Pty. Ltd
S.D
M.S
D.S
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