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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1952
Page
1
A meeting of the Gloucester Pastures Protection Board discussed rabbit control measures including myxomatosis and the appointment of a rabbit inspector. Directors and officials debated funding, authority, and plans to address rabbit outbreaks and future pest management efforts.
Local government officials express grave concern over lack of direct contact with the Commonwealth and call for formal engagement. A New Year message notes ongoing protests against development programs and detention policy as councils seek clearer state and Commonwealth coordination.
A report from Taree this week covers a reserve issue with local officials discussing a preservation plan. Key figures include Mr Vs Prs and Director OA as the meeting considers nonallocation of funds and renewal of a reserve license.
A fragmented report discusses dingo counts and trapping outcomes across the Lanver, Fort Macquarie, and Northern Coast regions. It references officials, dates, and figures like 1713 logs and 380 pupa, noting a recent council meeting led by Sir Hugh Me Croft and Secretary Mr AD rata.
An advertisement describes a rental property offering furnished rooms with meals, hot water, swamp cooling, and access to garage, laundry, and fridge serviced utilities. Utilities include septic sewage, light, and refrigerator service. Information folder available from the proprietor Tom Fuppenhagen.
Extension request extends the December 17 to January declaration under Glouceate authorities. Secretary Panturen announces continued oversight by The Gloursotwr and local district officials to manage the extended period around Moranva and Le Sowter with Coffeyant and Bankett noted among participants.
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