Proposed Diversion Of Gloucester Water Protest
At Shire Count Meeting last Thursday a motion was carried to protest the plan to divert Gloucester and Barrington rivers at their sources into the Chichester and Bunter rivers. A meeting of public bodies including Wingham and Manning would seek the Local Government Minister’s attendance.
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Protest urged over Gloucester River water supply
Leaders including Mr Brorsnn and Dr Livermore pressed authorities to join in a strong protest as Gloucester River and its tributaries face diversion and low flows. They warned of polluted streams when waters run low and urged irrigation use and water conservation to protect supply for Gloucester, Barrington, Chichester, Manning and coastal areas.
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Big Russian Offensive Advances in Southern Poland
TheRussian army launched a major southern Poland offensive on Friday, breaking German lines and advancing from Sandomierz toward Valta Faw area. In two days they reportedly stormed and captured several towns, with offensives expanding along the eastern front toward Hungary, Austria, and parts of central Europe.
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War Notes From World War II Fronts
Reports describe Allied advances in the Pacific and Southeast Asia as General MacArthur extends forces toward French Indochina area and malaria fears ease. In Burma, Indian Corps moves on the Yunnan coast with advances near Myeik and Mandalay as heavy bomber strikes prep the 14th Army assault near the Irrawaddy.
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Allied drive attacks bulge in Belgium and Greece
War brief notes a new Allied push from Mulmery to Bastogne aiming to split German forces, with Marshal von Rundstedt retreating behind the Siegfried Line. It also mentions a truce near Athens and Thebes and British units patrolling for arms and hostages while weather hinders operations.
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Equitable Distribution Plan for Bran and Meal
Minister for Agriculture Hon R. E. Graham outlines a scheme to distribute bran pollard meat meal to owners of working horses dairy cattle and poultry. Registration of owners is required through retailers, with stock details but no individual forms. Officials will issue registers and instructions to millers manufacturers and retailers. Shortages may force classbased supply limits.
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M.I.A
Graham
Department of Agriculture
COUNTRY KILLING CENTRES IN MEAT INDUSTRY DEBATE
A regional debate centers on meat industry centralisation and state abattoirs. Critics argue private abattoirs could cut costs, while defenders tout government control as stabilising after reforms. References to South Wales administration and the Swinney Abattoirs Act inform the controversy.
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Myat Commissioner Authority
Control of Potato Moth in Tableland Districts
Potato growers in Tableland districts facing potato moth are urged by the Entomological Branch to thorough kill to protect tubers. Apply soil mounds around plant bases during the late stage of underground runners, about nine to ten weeks after planting, with wide row spacing for an effective hill. Grub infested seed may be planted if some eyes remain. avoid using heavily damaged seed in final crops.
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Department of Agriculture
Shearers Demand Wardrobes at AUU Convention
The Australian Workers' Union delegates in Adelaide on January 24 will consider demands from shearers for wardrobes in their huts and the abolition of pull-up showers. The showers use a perforated bucket hauled by rope, but the issue is the device’s tendency to fall on a butcher’s head rather than the pull-up itself.
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Australian Workers' Union
Adelaide
Rabbits and inspectors clash over depopulation duties
In Armidale and district tensions rise as stock inspectors denounce lax efforts to destroy rabbits when skin prices are high. Owners rely on seasonal trapping, reducing grazing capacity and allowing rabbit populations to grow, while inspectors urge frank reporting and decisive action.
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Menhoe
Rehabilitation policies spark debate on ex-service pay
Acting Prime Minister Mo Forde described rehabilitation for ex-service personnel as generous but insufficient, aligning with the BSL policy that men remain on forces lists until fully fit for civilian life. Critics call for more than 210 shillings weekly while urging industrial retraining and secure living costs post demobilisation.
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Neagle
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Colin Ashton
Browne
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Ferganick
Learn to Swim Visit to Gloucester Instructs Free Tuition
The NSW Amateur Swimming Association finalises details for a visiting Learn to Swim program in Gloucester from January 16 to 21. The expert instructor offers free lessons daily from 10:30 to 12:30 and 2:30 to 5:00, with local swimmers chosen to continue the program after departure.
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NSW, Amateur Swimming Association
Gloucester
Awim
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