Gloucester P P Board Raises Rates for Large Stock
The Gloucester Pastures Protection Board met on Thursday to raise rates on large stock by 1d per head and on sheep by 5?d per head. The board cited higher costs ahead and estimated a required total rate of about £4360 to cover salaries and other expenses, with 270,000 stock expected for adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
Thoreday
Dirk Somerville
Gill
A. D. Crewfoot
Dirs. Martin
Irvine
Crowfoot
Gloucester P.P
W. A. Abbott
Summerville
Mackay
Crowther
Martin
Buttaworth
W. P. Freeman
A. D. Crowfoot
Taree
Gloucester Board
Inspector Freeman
Dir
Dira
Manning Suire Council
Ts.r
T.S.R
Waukivory
Freeman
Dra, Crowther and Butteworth
Penrith Council Backs Royal Commission on Blackouts
Penrith Municipal Council weighs a joint protest with the Local Government Association of New South Wales to demand a Royal Commission into the ongoing electricity blackouts. Councillor J H B Strong proposes councils nationwide be asked to start the campaign to identify blame and secure government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrith
Local Government Association of
N.S.W
J. HB. Btrong
Mr. Strong
Betion
Myxomatosis Tests Interest P P Board
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board weighs requesting the Minister for Supply and Development Mr R G Casey to allow a trial of the rabbit killing virus myxomatosis carried by mosquitoes in the board area. The move follows letters from Casey and M H K E J Eggins and reports of CSIRO trials. The board also seeks up to date control information from CSIRO and notes staffing changes and future inspector recruitment.
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Dirs
Martin
Summerville
R. R. Smith
Wingham
C. S. Chapman
Freeman
Sydney
Sir Gill
Reserves Improvement Fund
General Fund
Gill
Buttsworth
Crowther
Barrington Reserve
Knox
Gloucester
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
R. G. Casey
Lync
E. J. Eggins
M.h.kletters
Casey
Regina
Murmy River
Wild Life Section
Ca.lr Messrs
FL N. Rateliffe
E. Fennessy
Fristay
Advocate
Gloucester Board
J G. McRae
Imat
Dirs Martin
Dir
Gloucester PP
Soldier settlers repay loans in November and December
Soldier settlers repaid £360,000 of advances during November and December, with £150,000 repaid in November and £210,000 in December. The Minister for Lands, Mr Ren Flaw, noted the larger repayments versus 1849 and said the men benefited by clearing debt quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soliier
Mr. Ren- Flaw
Renshaw
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Royal Commission
P.P. Board
Crowfest
Ervine
Dombkins Bros
Crooner
Bing Crosby
Crosby
A. Crosby
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Procera
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