Protection Boards Debate Pastures Reserve Control
The Gloucester meeting of the Pastures Protection Board discussed misapprehensions about land reserves under the Pastures Protection Act. Moulder stated boards must maintain reserves to move stock, with four cases referred to the Minister for land removal. Board members emphasized reserves enable stock travel, provide food and water, and ensure protection during travel and emergencies.
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Gloucester
Panures Protection Board
Pye
Tmgtacion
Pattures Protection Board
Nlock
Landa
Ain
Seyiring
Torremeron
Ars
Potas
Moulder
Drews
Bootsons
Mra
Catherine Lewis
Winghars
Me Kith
Department of
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Pant Poidouing Worst Cattle Disease
In a report, Mir Popeman notes cattle diseases and losses within a month. The article mentions outbreaks, affected calves, and moral cautions, describing cattle care and the impact on families.
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Mir
Popeman
Waiving Reserve Sparks Debate Over Highway Watering Site
A local board refused release of a reserve near the Lime Kiln citing its importance as a highway rest and cattle watering spot. Directors Irvine Summerville and Cart opposed. the board plans to retain the reserve for watering and weed cleanup while inspecting a proposed Lower Bow project and fencing needs.
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Titi
Direct
Summerville
Irvine
Lawein
Aida
Cocespur
Irvin
Wan
Ekractirs Trvine
Lewie
Freema
Crowth
Summerville and
Cart
Crean Auld
Cantrat Waecham Lage Company
Yat Wasarve
Wagram
de Come Sane
Crowther
Directo
Fae Roppers
Bet Heen
Allott
Water Project Work Amid Mocked OCR Debris
A fragmented report notes community efforts on a water supply project with references to Corvon and Br. Carson. The text mentions a council decision to commission water to a facility and collaborators from a timber company. The garbled lines reflect a local civic page with acknowledgments and construction details.
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Corvon
Br. Carson
Heather Campbell Death by Drowning at Works Yard
The coroner ruled Heather Campbell died from drowning after falling into a post, found in water and mud at the Phillip Street works yard. Allan Campbell and family described the scene as investigators and Detective Kelly examined the hole and surrounding ground near the Gloucester highway works. The child’s mother Thelma Campbell testified that Heather wandered outside, fell into the hole, and was pulled from the sand by her father before artificial respiration was attempted at Roma Private Hospital where she died on May 20, 1958.
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Syed Campbell
Phillip Sloaceater
Frank Campbell
Abe ‘Tepe
Une Works
Kelly
Ted
Erment Campball
Alo
Thelma
Ratheen Campbell
Abe
Bester May Campbell
Allan’ Campbell
Heather
Campbell
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board Seeks New Reserve
Director RK Summerville said at Tuesdays meeting he would press the board to obtain two travelling block reserves at Buntdock. He noted previous efforts to establish a reserve were unsuccessful and that no area now seems suitable for a reserve.
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TSR
BOM
RK Summerville
Glouester
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