A. H. & P. Association Holds Committee Meeting
The A. H. & P. Association met Friday with President A J White presiding. Reports from the Central North Coast Show conference at Tuncurry led to postponing 1933 show dates until June. A single annual meeting was decided, likely at Wingham, with illness of Mrs. Stanton noted and a motion to thank delegates for attendance carried. Special prizes and loudspeaker arrangements for the forthcoming show were discussed, with Meggitts Ltd donating a 100 lb bag of meal, and Amalgamated Wireless unable to provide service due to Harbour Bridge celebrations. A representative from Australian Fertilisers may join as a member, and Mr Ivers offered to provide loudspeaker equipment with conditions. The Secretary and President to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. White
Muddle
Tuncurry
Wingham
Smith
Co-Operative Tain Insurance
Steward
W. J. Stanton
Ashi
Ax Stayard
Meggitts Limited
Amalgamated Wireless
Australasia
Harbour Bridge
C.N.C. Shows
Tyers
Woodford Amplifiers
Maitland
Gloucester
Mullinna Speedwa
White
Ivers
Jarrett
Ground Committee Issues Ground Show Preparations
The Ground Committee inspected grounds and buildings and issued recommendations. Overhaul boundary fences and clean all structures. Repair ring fence end jump windows, wire out fallen frames, paint publican booth shutters. Clear weeds from cattle shed area, provide tying stock space, and a dump for loading cattle from lorries. Erect two new lavatories and enlarge beef pens, add numbered pegs for car parking, and create tat stands for pre show payments. Most recommendations adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniies
Railway deficit and traffic drops hit Chew Report year
The Chew Commissioners disclose a year ended June 30 1981 deficit of 4 421 620 pounds with revenue 15 205 741 and expenses 12 899 646. Net earnings show a 6 or 0 profit on capital of 131 328 681. Passenger traffic revenue fell 438 592 and freight 1 514 230, with 126 911 993 passengers carried, 21 808 555 fewer than prior year. The Grafton Kyogle South Brisbane line lost 143 338 for nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allway Commissioners
Chew
Grafton-Kyogle
South Brisbane
Brisbane
Wallangarra
Butter Marketing Britain Attitude to Dominion Exports
Representatives of vb-operative builw factories met at the Sydney Chamber of Commerce to urge a meeting of primary producers on Australia’s role in the Ottawa conference. Leaders argued that dairying is sheltered, cooperation is vital, and imperial preference with quotas or tariffs must balance benefits with reciprocal trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vb-Operative
Builw
Sydney
D. Meares
Australia
Great Britain
C. H. Fraser
L. T. McInnes
England
Russia
J. R. King
Dominions
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Regina
Garden Forks
Vine Hoes
Burt Hoes
Street & Parish Ltd
A. L. Cavanaugh
Gloucester Pharmacy
A. J. White Theild
L. Harris
Gloucester Electric Supply Company Ltd
Church ST. Gloucester
Star Treatre
Sene Daniels
Lowell Sherman
Olive Tell
Kenneth Purnell
Pret
Lowell Cua
A. H. & P. Association
Ietee Meeting
Guirill Wick
Susan Denis
Adolp
Menjo
Morwee
Eila Hyams
Norman, Foster
Mary Duncan
Dan
Shantung
W. A. Dan
The
United States
Wirton
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Gloucester Investments
Phon
Britain
Dominion
King
Gloucester Rubber Works
Naeps
Peet
Graham Timber Co’s
Griffith
Park Street
G. Kent
T. Hannan
Majestic Picture Palace
Church Street
Dover
Newcastle
Bega
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