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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1941
Page
1
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The Gloucester Pastures Protection Board holds its regular quarterly meeting on Monday December 1 with directors J G Wilson A J B Laurie E Hammond W H Unicomb W T Andrews and stock inspector A F E Moore and secretary M Newton present. They discuss timber cutting on T S R reserves permits and urgent orders, consideration to rest stock between fences, and the appointment and thank you to permit officers including Gronow. Rabbits on Wingham Brush provoke complaints from Jesse T Bird and G G Gill, with village notices and inspections planned. action seeks to balance pest control with budget limits and local authority responses.
Rural officials discuss vaccination controls for cattle diseases, tick fever risks, and the spread of illness. They debate uniform dingo bonuses and dog destruction costs, noting past payouts and current rates. The meeting covers motor ambulances for the ALF and a potential stock route acquisition, with continued discussion on the back page.
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