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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1929
Page
4
A noisy town hall meeting convened by W A Bendeich and others rallied dairy producers to unite against cheap milk imports. They urged Dr Arthur to push a broad Milk Bill through Parliament and planned a deputation from six northern factories to press the case.
Debates over registration under one government threaten a united dairy council. Speakers argue for statutory powers, deputy visits to Dr Athur, and forming a united front amid past failures. Leaders contend the Milk Council requires legal authority to enforce cooperation and complete the merger.
In a northern milk zone gathering, dairy leaders urged immediate action on a Milk Bill advocated by Dr Arthur. Speakers teased cooperation with government demands, pressed for a two pence rise in milk price to cover freights, and called for urgent parliamentary action while stressing loyalty among farmers.
The Hon Wy Bena l and Captain Chaffey discuss a proposed Fisheries Bill. Frank A. Compay states the bill is being drafted and will be introduced next session unless events prevent it, offering interested organizations a chance to express views before Parliament considers the measure.
The Dimgog district reports pleuro, a cattle disease, with several head slaughtered and cases traced to a property near Alison Public School. Police records note a lingering fear among landholders as symptoms progress. June dairy output hits a multiyear low with butter prices and £22,253/18/- turnover, while Mexico’s jumping beans intrigue. Britain spent heavily on doles and unemployment relief versus France’s reconstruction expenditure.
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