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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

4

Deputations Seek Reimposition of Forest Area Rates

Last week Hon. W. Bennett M.L.A. led a deputation of over 20 shire representatives from Tumberumba to Nambucca to urge reimposing forest area rates by shire councils. They cited losses of about £2300 yearly and road damage from timber traffic, asking for government support and a special grant plan to offset revenue losses. A bridge project at Bunyar-Coolongo was also discussed with proposed funding of £200 for a timber traffic bridge to restore crossable conditions during rain.

W. Bennett M.L.A Tumberumba Nambucca Bennett Lang Forest Department W. F. Harris Stroud Shire Forestry Department J. R. Higgins Gloucestershire H.C. Higgins Stroudshire Spooner Bridge Bunyar-Coolongo

Meat Industry Revival Through Ottawa Agreement

Canberra issued an official statement praising the Ottawa Agreement for reviving Australia's meat industry. It notes pre agreement prices for frozen beef mutton and lamb were ruinous due to foreign imports, but after the Ottawa talks prices rose, doubling mutton and increasing lamb by over 50 percent, benefiting Australian producers and laying groundwork for a beef trade expansion.

Ottawa Canberra Australia

Breeding Cows Reduces Contagious Mammills in Dairying Centre

A central coast dairying area reports rare mammills when most dairymen breed their own stock rather than buying cows from saleyards. The Chief Veterinary Surgeon supports this, cautioning against blanket vaccination and noting abortion is also uncommon, likely tied to self-breeding practices amid mineral-deficient soils. American studies contradict Diet-only causes, and local reports align.

Regular daily bowel habits for children urged by health director

The article from the Maternal and Baby Welfare director emphasizes teaching children to have a daily natural bowel movement. It advises a fixed morning time, proper toilet posture, avoidance of laxatives, and regular meals to support digestion, with care by parents before school.

Director of Maternal and Baby Welfare Morrin

Old Dungog Tales of Horses and People

The reminiscences recall 1863 brood mares sent to Winsor Wiseman’s Ferry area and a missing mare The Nun found after a reward increase. The tale links Wiseman’s horses to Cardin and Brisbane Cup fame via trainer Moran and Cantinal Moran and mentions political canvassing by W S Kelle in Blayney and references to the Wattle and gum leaves imagery.

Dungog S.A Luders Quirind Quipolly Wilton Trow Singleton New South Wales Winsor Wiseman's Ferry Callaghan Mr Doyle Mr. Doyle Laguna Mr. Wiseman Lodor Wiseman Wollombi Ind Cardin P, Moran Moran Kelle Blayney Kelk Gail Livia Sis Fahor Cardinal Far

W WANT A MAN In Kempsey Police Court

Kempsey Police Court hears Robert Sands conductor of Kempsey Silver Band charged with holding a public entertainment in a licensed hall on April 15. Prosecution says permission was secured for a sacred concert but vulgar songs and ticket touting occurred. magistrate dismisses the information. Also notes gun carriage wheels to test pneumatic tyres, London park kissing incident, and a Budapest cook suing a policeman for negligent kissing after jaw injury.

Kempsey Geugion PLM Robert Sands Kempsey Silver Band Harriman Johnstone Hardiman Sands P.M Royal Parks London Budapest

Calves Paid Over Thirty Four Thousand Pounds in District

Records show a rise in meat inspection charges affecting the North Coast. Tancred Bros at South Grafton slaughtered 16 224 cattle and 56 028 calves from May 1 1923 to May 21 1934. Calves were paid to farmers directly, with most money distributed as cash.

Daily Examiner W. Frith Tancred Bros South Grafton Routh Gentom Thie Grafton Vt Ny Vale Nignt Ieee Railway Department

Kilankin Tiny 7th Sets Cow Milk Record at Leeton Show

Kilankin Tiny 7th, tested by Leeton ALS, produced 12 318.6 lb milk in 278 days with 4.8% fat, yielding 94.24 lb fat per day. Exhibited at Leeton show, she won the twenty four hours butterfat prize, placed second in type and production as a three year old, calving planned for early July. Her lineage traces to Douglas 2nd and Southern Cross of Darbalara.

Sneisas Kiltankin Leeton Douglas Bodalla Tiny Darbalara Blooi Southern Cross of Darbalara

Pig Market Report From Sydney Pig Sales

Firmer prices recorded for prime baconers and porkers at Tuesday Sydney pig sales. Offferings totalled 1150 head with medium to good porkers forming the bulk. Prices ranged with Mackfatters and heavy hogs to 110 per head, baconers to 42 to 46 shillings, and various weights priced up to 50 shillings.

PIG Makart Pflxmer, Winchicombe, Carson Ltd Sydney Porkera

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