Commercial Special Dairy Cattle Sale Report at Paterson
At a Tuesday sale buyers showed strong attendance and all dairy classes sold well especially cows and heifers near work. Prices ranged widely with J Dillon Hillers and Ridgeways heavy sellers and aSydney yarding report notes 2617 cattle with calves and vealers in strong overall demand, while heavy cattle were scarce and lighter stock supported by competition from Trev.
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J. Dillon
W. Ridgeway
McCarthy
W. S. Andrews
Mrs. Burley
B.A. Tull
W- Barkwill
D. J. West
FB. Akhurst
G. Gilson
Mrs. Banks
H. McPherson
Bill
J. R. Higgins
Algie
L. Gallagher
Sydney
Gloucester
T. L. Higgins
JR. Higgins
Bullocks
Fair Rents Bill Expands to Small Tenant Farmers
In the Assembly on Wednesday the Fair Rents Bill clauses were examined. It was stated the measure would apply to rural properties up to 1 point and include small tenant farmers. Opposition attempts to remove doubt failed as the Government voted against. A separate Fair Rents Bill for country properties is planned, ready in a fortnight.
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Lamaro
Mr. Dunn
Sporting Bodies Discuss United Fund for Band and Parks
A Monday meeting of local sporting figures agreed to consider a joint carnival to raise funds for the band and park improvements. Proposed events include Ugly Man or Queen contests, tennis and bowling competitions, and potentially a week of band concerts. Some members urged delaying the plan due to financial strain on families, but others backed proceeding with a carnival week and a possible band competition. The next meeting was set for July 20 with C Britten named secretary pro tem.
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Condit
Dartles
Batt Picture Theatres
Ryan
A. White
P. Baker
Britten
Newton
Gloucester District Cricket Association
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Lke
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Krambach
League
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Barrington
Gloucester
White
C. Britten
Representatives From Various Clubs Expected Today
It is expected that representatives of the various clubs would be present. The note hints at a gathering or meeting involving multiple organizations, indicating anticipated attendance by members from different clubs.
Windsor oranges in Norway win gold medal at Oslo exhibition
In September last year Mr RT Wood of Pitt Town near Windsor shipped about 20 cases of Late Valencias to Norway for the Oslo Exhibition. They arrived in splendid condition to win a gold medal. An accompanying test stored one case in brashed storage from September 25 to February, showing excellent quality, ripened nicely, and very sweet fruit. Experts say properly timed picking and careful packing allow oranges to endure months of storage without cald deterioration.
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Windsor
Hawkesbury River
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Wood
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Printing Plant Promotes Local Gloucester Industry
Gloucester Advocate advertises a First Class Printing Plant in Barrington Street offering a wide range of printing services and urging local loyalty to support district industry. It claims cost savings vs Sydney and emphasizes employee earnings stay in Gloucester.
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Gloucester
Former minister condemns Labour tyranny at APA meeting
T D Mutch former Education Minister under Lang and Dooley said ex MPs still hold office in the AFL movement. He claimed a small faction at Trades Hall dominates the Labour movement creating oppression of elected Labour representatives and that Labour men are pressured to be automatons. He contrasted Labour with Nationalists noting greater conscience among Nationalist MPs.
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T. D. Mutch
Lang
Dooley Labour
APA
Burdekin House
Mutch
A.F.A
Mr. Lang
Labour Movement
Labour Party
Gold Bonus and Sliding Scale in Canberran Bill
Canberra reports that the Finarelas Emergency Bill will replace the flat £1 bounty with a sliding scale tied to exchange rates. Prime Minister Scullin and Treasurer Theodore discussed amendments, aiming to pay up to £1 per ounce as rates drop. The plan covers surplus gold deposits from January to June and applies a full 20/- bounty when exchange premiums vanish.
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Canberra
Scullin
Theodore
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