Council to Buy New Road Plant and Equipment
Shire engineers urged the council to approve purchasing a compressor and additional quarry equipment to speed road works. The proposal includes two compressors, jackhammers, a bulldozer, a heavier truck, and a preexisting plan to complete gravelling on Bundock road and trunk road resurfacing. Council will review tenders at the next meeting as projects expand and costs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DO Murray
Torthey
Purchase
Bundock Road
Nist van Fequllet
Pumpkin Creek
Murry
Council 10
Murray
Council Ie
Crown Should Fence In Prohibited Animals
The Tow Hunter and Gloucester district council meeting of the PP.U. discussed keeping prohibited animals off adjoining lands. Delegate Mr Cox moved that the Central Executive ask the State Government to require the Crown to share fencing responsibility. The discussion referenced a Dimgog branch action and sought government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter and Gloucester
Pp.u
Cox
Ness
Sandhalders
Barrington Farmer Wins Divisional Maize Competition
Barrington farmer Radford of Bayington won the Loree North Coast and Central Come Gisivson at the Royal Agricultural Society championship. The event included Etcal competitions run by the Royal Agricultural Society with notable placings across districts and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington Farmer
Radford
Bayington
Loree
Givison
Royal Agriatoural
Royal Agricultural Society
Airthet Nevicultural
Gloucester A.B
Rat ‘Wits
Polote
uceyetters_ ware
Unity
Tamnenatee
Bat Frederick
Ncempeey
Startin
Dyer
Wiroba
Nablae
Turabl
Ores Alana
Wauchope B
Hbociety
Motion on Cumberland farmers plan to curb mite suppliers
A Cumberland council meeting discussed restricting mite suppliers after a 20 year agreement. Rae, Berry, Dowling, and Gould were involved in a move to limit suppliers who moved out of the city area and to enforce a Crown action for wire netting to curb prohibited fauna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Cumberland
Nsw
Gould
Coun
Cumberland
Tim
Lowee Hunter
Dings
Ralston
Flaymond
Berry
Dungog
Mir
Dowling
Gloucester
Hue
Ciy
Commercial Cattle Market Report From Tuesday Yarding
Tuesday’s cattle sale saw buyers active as the yarding centered on capital stock with cattle quality generally good and a firmer tone in prices. Notable quotes include Pearse at 80/10, Read at 624, and Wymer at 60/1 with a range of prices for cows, calves, and bulls across the pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom ‘Hickk
Paul Ryan
Joe Corbett
Clauser
A. Pearse
Coun
Fan
HK Wymer
W. A. Adama
W. J. Adame
Wera
D. Deer
F. K Smthte
Grieeith
Bull
B. B
Tractor Registration Debate At Raymond Terrace Meeting
A Raymond Terrace council meeting raised criticism of tractor registration rules as inconvenient. A delegate argued tractors must be taken to police stations for inspection, with drivers traveling up to 20 miles to Apollo station. The discussion cited prosecutions for unregistered tractors and lack of third party insurance, urging a reform to allow on farm registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Terrace
Russell
Lewer Unter and Gloucester
Department of ‘Transport
G. V. Falston
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Gloucester Bakery
Forster - Gloucester
Tuncurry
Sydney
Ring Forster
W McCullagh
Chapman & Stevens
Burley's Garage
Jurley
BALA
Dealahs
Plymouth
Fargo
Fend Utilities
Riley, Wolseley
Dennis and Sack
Mercedes Bens
Pettal
FIELD
Renault
TraCtors
Ransomes “Tractors
Howard Rotary
Gus Puusdinen
Rural Bank
New South Wales
Tay Gad Et TA Raniah
Nesapaare Vacuum
Darien
A. Nh. McDonald & CO
Bridge Road
Richmonl
Ae Strent
Monger Street
Perth
A. B. Campbell King
Puwmenn Garage Sraoud
Ferguson Circus
Ferguson
Gloucest
F. K
F. K. Smith
Dombkins Bros
Wetemantel
Wolke
Digstals
Winchcombe
Holden
Australia
Elle “Imers
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