05 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1948
Page
1
Discussion on sourcing lime for Gloucester district with delegates named for a March conference. Debate over deposits, transport, and pricing while aiming to restore lime to the ground and accelerate soil improvement for local farms.
The Victorian Department of Agriculture plans 100 percent checks on fruit including oranges and grapes before shipping. The minister warns consignors that fruit lost or rejected due to infestation risk will be destroyed or returned. prices from Sydney sales show varied livestock and fruit offers, with numerous lot details and consignors such as Winchcombe Carson Ltd and Hlamberger Bros. mentioned.
A wartime film program on agricultural methods and dairy science was screened at the Majestic Theater. The event featured Dr. W. Peterwin of Shinnesoco University explaining milk let down and cow handling, with English educational shorts on freezing, canning, and green vegetables. Public screenings highlighted Britain’s land reclamation and mechanization efforts to boost farm output.
District court records show an appeal by butcher Richard Joni Olaflekd against fines set at 38 2/10 d per count. The appeal, aided by counsel, challenges the monetary penalties imposed by Mr Atkinson BM AC and seeks changes in the return period and explanation. The advocate for all job printing is noted.
An excerpt recounts a North Coast conference on Labour Party strategy with speakers like Mr. Roolte Dungog and Mr. Colima Kempasy. It notes concerns about anti Labour sentiment, the role of local organisations in elections, and calls for targeted activity in small centres to influence votes while highlighting attendance by NSW political figures.
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