Parish Board Invites Parliamentarians To Address Rabbit Problem
The Pastures Protection Board discusses a rabbit menace at a May meeting. Father Cahill was invited to speak on dealing with the rabbit problem at Bourton. A further invitation to join a later meeting was considered, with several board members named to attend.
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Martin
Tre May
Pastures ‘Protection Board
Sarin
Fr. Cahill
MCL
Bourton
Gani
Call
Taquir
Sydney
Lyte
D. Farehall
Fitzgerald Speech Highlights Primary Industries and Local Needs
R L Fitzgerald MLA addressed a large representative meeting at Bur tell Creek, recounting nine years as the electorate’s representative. He urged support for dairy, land settlement, housing, health, education, water conservation, irrigation, roads, transportation, tourism, and lower taxation with a focus on local farms and coastal development.
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Burtell Creek
Ite
Nistor
Fitzgerald
Thone
Irying
We “Housing Commission
Stockton
Old Bar
Funy
Gloucester
Taleo
Union of
Liberal policy lines debated in Gloucester State electorate
Endorsements favor tuber candidates and liberal policy outlines for Gloucester State Electorate. Policy aims include a 6360 million development program, guaranteed prices and stabilization for primary products, support for a rail and road scheme, housing and health service improvements, country education and rural utilities upgrades, and increased lumber and electricity development with public works to boost the regional economy.
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Gloucester
Mil Aa Richards
al Potley
Richardson
Che
Tiberal
Uelone Aero Schem
Tor
Farmern Raver
Suate
Federal
Sith
Brice
Flan Pines Bass
India
Muthrtian
Palicy
Everfiois Ani Trehorgans
Nnandaly
Ecorganiae
Seytres
Exlicensed radio sets fined at Winch
Twenty men were summoned by the police department for operating illicit receivers. They faced charges of possessing devices capable of receiving broadcasts without a valid license and failing to secure a current broadcasting license for the appliance. The Petts Sessions court, presided by Mr FG Poenek, heard the cases.
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Iliermaeid Pudi Fe
Eceivers
Wurthel
Ay Wingham Court of
Princess Eunabeth Admitted to Royal Institution Lecture
Princess Eunabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh, was admitted as a member of the Royal Institution of Great Britain and attended Professor Andrade’s lecture on The Nature of Light. She was pictured with Lord Brabaion of Tara, president of the Institution, which was founded in 1799 by Benjamin Teomans.
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Royal Institution
Eunabeth
Duchess of Edinburgh
Royal Institution of Great Britain
AN. Dat. Andrade
Lord Brabaion
Tara
Americ Benjamin ‘Teomans
Britain
Holy Roman Empire
Saint Rumford
Ominion
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