Rabbits Ruine Australian Wool World comment piece
A Tasmanian debate on the rabbit pest traces its impact on sheep farming and wool export. Chief Judge Dethridge questions origin, while estimates compare rabbit meat value to sheep wool, noting rabbits hinder graziers, rail lines, and overall industry. The piece argues Australia’s economy relies on sheep, not rabbits, and warns of ongoing ruin to stockowners.
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Dethridge
Tasmania
Australia
C.F. Parsons
Tasmanian Farmers and Stockowners
Federal —Arbitration Court
Sydney
London
Australis
Austratia
Victoria
Wold
Counry
Hiasone
Back to Work and the New South Wales Campaign
A call to action for communities in New South Wales to aid the reconstruction after the election and boost local employment. It urges workers and employers to restart production, reuse capital, and stimulate the economy by buying goods and creating one day of work per week per unemployed person, highlighting self reliance and the need to avoid overreliance on overseas markets.
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New South Wales
Jawerny
Ovetkseas
TNS
Muon
Bain
Stevens-Bruxner
Rabbits Threaten Countryside Across State
The countryside faces a grave menace from rabbits, described as the worst in 20 to 30 years. Sustained rush seasons and grassers' financial hardship have boosted rabbit numbers, with waves continuing to advance despite graziers’ efforts. Wire-netting, burrow destruction, harbor removal, and poisoning are cited as necessary control measures to protect pastoral production and property values.
Local Paper Backs Jobs Drive Support for Employment Plan
This paper joins in the campaign for employment by finding work for unemployed people and restoring frozen capital to circulation, and will back any public movement by local authorities toward that end.
Central North Coast Agricultural Societies Meet at Wingham
The Annual Meeting of Delegates from affiliated Agricultural Societies on the Central North Coast met at Wingham School of Arts on June 1 1932. Delegates from Gloucester Wauchope Bellingen Macksville Wallamba Birou Dingog Bulahdelah and Kempsey attended with Mr Cameron as Secretary. The meeting elected officers approved dates for shows and discussed side showmen registration and an new loudspeaker agreement.
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North Coast
Wingham
Association
Pitzgerald
Union
Sydney
Sa Wings
Gloucester
A. J. White
M. Newton
Wauchope
G. C. Lindsay
E. Suters
Bellingen
P J. Christian
Macksville
D. Welsh
Wallamba
G. Reeves
E. A. Garey
G. Huon
Biroud
A. Abbott
C. Barnes
Dingog
AL. White
Byaney
Reeves
White
Cameron
Buters
Baen
Welsh
Newton
Vetter
Dungog
Bulasekih
Central
Suters
Hastings Society
Tuncurry
Hastings
Lindsay
Taree
Central North Coast) Association
Bowraville
Mareh
Ballakdsish
Wanchope
Stroud
Kempsey
Marci Wt
Hdlingham
Grafton
Allison
Taree Association
Jackson
Sus
E. E. Mitchell
C.T. Abbott
R. L. Fitegerald
Dungng
Pitogerald
E. Suters Wa
Stems
Abbott
Barnes
C. Bi Rasen
Mr. Buters
Blenkin
Mr. Alison
Mitchell
Satera
Allizon
Brenkin
Amnoancers
Coleman
Bullahdelah
Gloucester Market Advertise Your Goods in The Advocate
The Gloucester district with nearly 5000 people to feed clothe and transport is prosperous and the Gloucester Advocate is the district's only newspaper read by potential customers. Advertise your goods to reach them.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Advocate
Debating Show Ring Etiquette At Wingham Meeting
Delegates discuss preventing announcers from biasing show ring outcomes with comments and staged entries. Mr Alison moves to enforce rules. motion carried. Welcome extended by Mr J H Cameron. dinner at Cross Hotel followed the session in Wingham.
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Alison
Christian
WSW
Stilers
Mr. Allism
Sydney Oval
D. Welsh
Mocksville
Kempeey
Bellingen
J. H Cameron
Wingham
Sydney
Anview
Chper Manning A. and H. Association
Fem
Cross Hotel
White
Deate
Clavensiey
Starker
Cameron
J H Broadgent Hairdresser Services Updated
Local hairdresser J H Broadgent announces new haircut options and pricing aligned with changing times. A private consultation with tailor Frank Voley may be arranged through Entrune theush Garage to suit client needs.
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J. H. Broadgent
Times
Frank Voley
Rabbit Skins and Hides Wanted
Rabbit skins and hides wanted by Ropley Plat Hotel Glotioy. Highest prices offered for any quantities. Contact Co. Ropley Plat Fiotel Glotioy for details.
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Co. Ropley, Plat Fiotel, Glotioy
View of Specialised Tush and Coffee in Mane
The article outlines Mik-We's focus on specialized services blending tush care and coffee offerings at a Mane establishment. It highlights the unique pairing as a local niche, noting potential market appeal and community reception.
Printing savings offered by Advocate Office in Gloucester
A fragment notes that compared with Sydney, a saving is offered by buying printing at the Advocate Office, and that all money earned by the Promoters and Staff is spent in Gloucester.
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Sydney
Advocate
Prom‘etors
Gloucester
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