Stewardship Rule Tightened at Tenterfield Show
At the Tenterfield Agricultural Society meeting the question of whether exhibitors should serve as stewards or ride their own exhibits in the ring was debated. A motion by Mr. Smith passed thirteen to eight, barring exhibitors from accompanying judges in classes where their exhibits are judged, with the chief steward empowered to appoint a special steward if none are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenterfield Agricultural Society
W. Smith
Hig
Glen Innes Sociery
Tenterfield Society
J. Hynes
Donnelly
J. Donnelly
C. W. Smith
Smith
Duff
Bng Tei
Mr. Smith
Mr. Donnelly
Thomas
Premier calls wage cuts amid wage increases backlash
The Premier told a deputation that wages must fall before economic readjustments and that continual raises cannot continue. He opposes government subsidies to keep wages high and says workers must accept lower pay. Barwell vows to curb direct action as 300 to 400 Fort Pirry stevedores idle after a wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comte
Port Piris
Barwell
Mount Gambier
Mining Indore Mr Cann Hopeful At Armidale
Speaking at Armidale on Saturday Mr Cann said the portfolio for Mines had been neglected for the instal year. He warned mining remains the greatest revenue producer and noted metals face a big dump with production costs higher than market prices. The remedy lies beyond government control as metals must be sold worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale
Cann
Minster
Prem Sent
Bedrock aim to save industry through calm unity
Mr Cann urges a practical approach to salvage the industry and build a firm foundation for Australia. He argues against foreign methods, warns of empires crumbling, and calls for peaceful, parliamentary unity to tackle troubles and leverage Australia’s abundant materials for global supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cann
Tree
Australia
Moat Parte
Europe
Country Industries Eyes Big Tin in Tingha Area
British investors back a major tin project in the Tingha Central Tablelands as Mr Cass Wonnter promotes mine development. A waterworks dam project of £50,000 is planned to support dredging and processing with a large works complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingha
Tablelands
Cass Wonnter
Mer
Domes
Eogith
Mr. Cann
Cann
Ashford
Bramaville
Move to link Riverina with Victoria faces council debate
At Berrigan Shire Council meeting, Mr. E. J. Gorman urged convening a conference of public bodies and leaders to consider forming a separate State or joining Victoria. He argued NSW faces bankruptcy and NSW policy harms Riverina while Victoria offers fairer deals and irrigation gains. Council supported pursuing attachment to Victoria and invited Gorman to the next meeting to discuss details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrigan
E. J. Gorman
Vietorian
Gorman
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