A H P Association Holds Special Meeting on Amendments
Members of the Gheuvester A H P Association met at the School of Arts to consider Arch McRae’s motion to rescind a July 1933 amendment to the constitution. The motion passed, allowing an election of committee members. discussion covered guarantors, penalties, and a postwar term. Committee and annual conference items followed, including show schedules and nominations.
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Gheuvester A. H. & P. Association
School of Arts
Arch McRae
McRae
Snl
Tily
J. A. Farley
Ken. Boorer
B Society
J. H. Farley
Mr. McRae
Messrs
J. G. Wilson
B.S Wilson
Relf
Green
Boorer
Muddie
A. Meine
D. McRae
McSwan
Attwater
Martin
Wilson
E. Re
Weekes
District Rural School
DR. McRae
Gloucester
Alex. Rosas
Tailors Demand Higher Wages and Tax Breaks
About fifty unemployed tailors gathered outside a London labour bureau in the West End on Thursday, spurning regular pressers for £15 weekly five days a week. They demand £25 weekly plus a £59 income tax exemption, knowing they can secure it. Britain’s clothing costs rise as utility clothes-makers struggle to find staff. Many men choose high wage, short-term work over steady, lower-pay jobs.
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Council OF
U.S
N.S.W
Agricultural Societies Accident Fund
London
West End
Notice to Contributors on Publication Deadlines
Announcement stressing mid day Monday and Thursday submission deadlines due to mail closures and staff shortages. Clarifies that material received on publication days may not be inserted. Encourages advertisers and contributors to mail material to the office ahead of time.
Government warns against leasing public wintering grounds
The Minister for Agriculture Hon B A Graham warned state bodies and Pastures Protection Boards to reject favoritism toward large lessees. He cited a case where a small seller with a family faced loss when a large pastoral company with over 143 000 acres bid a token amount for a lease of a public wintering place.
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B.A. Graham
Graham
Pastures Protection Boards
Grobium
Pastures Protection Board
Turnips Harvested From Comboyne Farm Attract Attention
Last week at Taree Mr Leo Cavanigh, manager of the PDS depot, received outsized turnips from Mr Duffy’s Comboyne property. A swede turnip without the top weighed Thilbs, and an American cow turnip with top weighed Tsilbs, drawing curiosity from locals and marking an unusual harvest note.
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Comboyne
Leo. Cavanigh
PDS
Taree
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