Beehive Registration Rules Prompt Crackdown
Beekeepers must vary hives and mark at least one hive per apiary under law. Inspectors report many apiaries failing to comply, with penalties up to 4 pounds or more in fines and possible prosecution.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1952
Page
6
Beekeepers must vary hives and mark at least one hive per apiary under law. Inspectors report many apiaries failing to comply, with penalties up to 4 pounds or more in fines and possible prosecution.
A report details a Gloucester County project testing a virus to curb rabbit populations. Dr Freeman and Board officials discuss incubation of 600 samples, outreach for applications, and a Monday Board meeting to review the program while noting limited public response and safety considerations.
Winchcombe and Cason Lu reported Tuesday sales with two 243 prices noted. Pork demand remained strong with bacon and pork prices largely firm though uneven. Primes heavy tickeadlers reached 45 pounds per head, medium weights to 27 pounds, baconers around 21, porkers to 107, lighter at about 19 pounds.
The arraigned Richard Noel Newton and George Newton, two brothers from Hungal, face charges of cattle stealing and branding. The Gloucester Court adjourned proceedings as Mr. Stapleton and Mr. Debentien mumbled about dates. Mr. Borthwick indicated a fixed date by April 1.
The Rural Taxation Modified plan aims to raise export income by supporting primary producers with a restored 40 percent depreciation allowance. Cabinet signs to reduce Commonwealth expenditure and curb bite works as part of the reform agenda.
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