Rabbits Landlords to face action after board’s decision
The Pastures Protection Board voted on prosecutions for rabbit infestations, urging landholders to cooperate. Inspector Cox reported 98 complaints, highlighting some landlords failing to act while others were praised for efforts. directors debated extending time before prosecuting or pursuing court action.
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Pastures Protection Board
Cox
Hhey
Summerville Agid
Tewaek Board
Hove
Sumner
Abbott
Summerville
Bummerville
McPherson
Wa'veily
Ervine Wald
McPherwon
Irvine
Furthee
Summerville Ait Pheraan
MM Buluwwrocth
I W. Carle
Direptaan
Freeman Eacar
Meg
Gon Rahbit Guapeoth
A.D. Crowfoot
Min
Jha
Rabbit Ripper Breakages and Rental Damage Debate
Directors expressed concern over breakages to the recently rented rabbit ripper and who should bear repair costs. Landholders renting the machine faced charges. debates noted care in handling, transportation, and possible improvements to prevent future damage.
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Gorton
Moltland
Biatrich
Uo Twain
Suggestiona
Local Election Notes and Intervention Proposals
Fragmented report describes proposed actions involving Mr. A. P. Neill and Mr. Laurie related to land at Bale ora near CSR. Mentions Bungay Road Winghan Har, and a contested election action affecting TSR with directives toward directorship and male outreach. The text references Neill, Laurie, and local figures in a planning dispute and potential appointment changes.
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Sven Ortern
A. P. @Neill
Baleora
CSR
Mr. O'Neill
Tern Laurie
Bungay
Winghan
Bonra
Laurie
Pocatartm for All Classes of Job Printing
A historical notice announces service offerings for all classes of job printing at Pocatratom district shop. The item outlines printer capabilities and broad assistance for local audiences seeking various printed materials.
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Pocatr
Gloucester Races Feature Top Horses and Jockeys
At Gloucester last Saturday the Gloucester Diggers Handicap saw smart finishes with Vadiant Moa narrowly edging ahead just ahead of rivals. The Owen Stanley Intermediate Handicap featured Livermore's Floras and others in close order, while Magara impressed in the Welter. Officials included President A Haselwond and Steward W Quinn amid brisk attendance and brisk winds.
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Dodd
Alno End
Jane Nall
Vadiant Moa
Neek Ani
Turing
Livermore
Fl Oro
Ari Fcular
Grafton
Lie Anl
Wh Quine
R Besco Cighe
Wilking
Beacon Light
Evens
Peller Wit
BI Karma
Glatt Eester Boy
Magara
Rowe
Pood
Wallest
Gloucester
A Philips
Smart Alice
Evens Callagnan
Pnemiat
Tobruk
Handitap
BTU Karma
Hageartr
Waikin
Philtipe
Bull Searma
Agent ‘Banco Light
Gloucester Girl
Valiant Fox
Remy Smart
Sliver Lone
RED Oro
Ine
Deda
Madare
W. Elkin
Coltingham
Ochét
Tlood Bay 440
Rainbow Lad
Vaca
Evens Colingham
Madara
W. WW. Wilson
W. Quinn
J.T. Peery
Kr F.C Hebblewhite Grevie
A. Geeman
Beales
G. Ireland
G. W. FcMartin
Bate Xing
Sr. E
Endomre
Mesa EL
Hoy
FE McDonald
Mearin J. Muddle
P. Websok
Slack
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Garners
UR Personality Gift Centre
Your Musical Centre
Bennett's Radio & Sports Store
Mattock
Maat
Sion
Tima
Vaan
Jock
Tom Anbott
Kanega
Hunter
Scone
Jas
Ron Top
Ody
Lowry
Church Street
Crusader
Yarra Falls
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