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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
4
Margaret witnesses terror as a violent confrontation erupts in a frontier gathering. Amid gunfire and captivity, Captain Shot is killed and Denix O Hegarty bursts into the siege, firing from cover to free captives and turn the tide against the bushrangers. The room fractures into chaos as bullets and loyalties clash.
In a bloody confrontation in a dim room Captain Shott and his gang are killed or wounded. Jack Blake, gravely wounded, recalls the raid while Margaret, Kitty Blair, and Denis O Hegarty shelter in Eric Irngs office. O’Hegarty slips away as neighbors ride to the scene, signaling the night’s end and a path to possible pardon.
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Professor Wadham of Melbourne University urged reform across Australias dairying sector at the Victorian Institute meeting. He blasted overcapacity and high costs, urged farm education and better housing for workers, and warned against open selling of cows on the open market. Industry leaders defended current efforts while calling for cooperation, cost analysis, and targeted reforms to boost efficiency and protect farmers from external pressures.
Dairymen press for protection citing postwar difficulties and world parity as a benchmark. Angus McKenzie of the Victorian Dairymen's Association argues dairy farmers need protection akin to other industries to sustain production and price fairness while noting imports and exchange advantages influence Australian butter pricing.
A London report from the High Commissioner's office notes Britain's rearmament drive boosting demand for Australian primary products. Improved industrial conditions in Scotland lift beef demand, with April prices about 1 a pound higher than a year ago. Shipments of chilled beef show better condition, indicating progress in retaining quality for London markets.
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