Gloucester Jersey Herd Society Forms New Branch
At a Monday night meeting on 14 March led by Sid Relf the Gloucester Branch of the Australian Jersey Herd Society was re formed. Office bearers include President S B Relf and Vice Presidents Atkins Green, with W M Atkins as secretary treasurer. Membership fees set at 2 shillings 6 pence annually. The group plans quarterly meetings and aims to invite other breed breeders to discuss dairy shed improvements. Since then secretary W M Atkins has gained 17 new members at the Gloucester Show.
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Sid Relf
Gloucester
Australian Jersey Herd Society
Messrs. 5. Relf
L. Atkins
J. G. Wilson
W. G. Wilson
A. R. Wilson
W. M. Atkins
F. Green
H. Hopkins
Relf
Sociery
Ing
Jersey
A. H
P. Associaton
Wilson
B. Relf
Messie
J. J. Atkins
R. L. Street
Messrs
Messrs. A. Wilson
Les Atkins
Red Cross Names Pitt Public Relations Officer
Mr B L Pitt, long time Superintendent, is appointed Public Relations Officer for the Red Cross, expanding liaison with the public and branches. His leadership helped build the wartime branch system from 25 to 273000 pounds, praised by Divisional Council chair J F Clack who hopes he serves many years more. Mr A B Challice becomes Superintendent. he served three years and is a wartime pilot with RAAF and RLAALP.
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B. L. Pitt
Pitt
Red Cross
J. F. Clack
Mr. Clack
A. B. Challice
American Red Cross
Challice
Society
RAAF
Rlaalp
Horned Herefords Face Obsolete Future Says Hereford Chief
The Poll Hereford Society’s annual report to Sydney members at the Royal Show season argues horns ruin efficiency. It cites 1868 and Brisbane Royal wins, rising sale of herd bulls to commercial breeders, and claims hornless cattle cut losses and improve beef yield. The figure of 146 bulls sold by one member illustrates demand for hornless stock.
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Hereford
John Ham
Sydney
Pall Herefords
Brisbane Royal
Paul Columbus
Ohio
Poll Hereford Society
Commonwealth
Queensland
Australia
Farmed CREAM CANS Re-Tinned and Delivered In Two Weeks
Farmes as 1 cream cans re-tinned and made like new with a two week delivery guarantee. Prices range from 10 shillings 6 pence to 18 shillings depending on size. Crossingham, Wincham.
Eggins lauds NSW and Australian show standards at Gloucester
J Eggins MUSOC spoke at a Gloucester Association social praising NSW and Australian Royal Shows. He toured South Africa England and America and said NSW shows are the finest and best organised in the world. He noted the Lismore North Coast role, dairy beef cattle horses exhibits, and his NSW Country Party leadership, as he campaigns for Lyne.
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Ms.w
J. Eggina
MUSOC
Gloucester A. HL & P. Association
Eggins
South Africa
England
America
Royal of England
California
Royals
Australia
Eggina
N.S.W
Mr. Eggins
Rhodesia
Lord Bedisice
Show of
Nls.w
Lismore
Royal Agricultural Society
Country Shows Council
Gloucester
N.3.w. Country Party
Lyne
Abbott to retire from New England seat prompts Drummond bid
Country Party MP J P Abbott retires from New England at next Federal elections on medical advice. D B Drummond, NSW Armidale MLA and longtime party leader, plans to contest New England if electorate councils approve. Abbott served since 1940, including as Home Security Minister, and hailed by Sir Earle Page as a great loss to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Party
A. P. Abbott
J. P. Abbott
C.P
New England
D. BH. Drummond
Armidale
Abbott
Drowmound
Drummond
N.S.W. Legislative Assembly
House of Representatives
Vic Thompson
Menzies
Australia
Curtin
United States
Graziers' Association
N.S.W
Federal Council
Earle Page
Free wireless licences for Australian schools announced
All schools across Australia will receive free broadcast licences starting March 15, announced by the Postmaster General Senator Cameron. No amendment to the Australian Broadcasting Act is needed to apply this concession. Previously five licences were issued to schools with enrolment under the threshold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Cameron
Trade Unionism and Liberalism in Australian politics
Canberra March 26 1945 reports on industrial and political developments this week with strikes settled and others threatened. Menzies tours union strongholds to win support among miners and warn that socialists would centralise power and erode unions. He argues trades unionism remains vital while criticizing Labour and Communist influence.
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Canberra
L. Sharkey
Menzies
Labour
Labour Party
Liberal Party
Miners’ Federation
Newcastle
Victoria
Russia
Germany
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Bakers Phone
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Queen Street
C. Blows
King Street
Donegal
Lowrey’s
Crossingham, Wincgham
Lowry
Church Street
S.j.bennett
Radio & Sports Store
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Ring Gloucester
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Tyrell St
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