Contempt for Producers in Labor Run Legislative Council
The article argues the Country Party has long served rural interests in the Legislative Council while criticizing Labor for limited country knowledge and organized opposition to primary producer representation. It cites Labor officers linked to unions, failed rural bills, and contrasts with Labor’s support for metropolitan turf measures, concluding the council acts in the region’s best interest. Sponsored by the publicity section of the Australian Country Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Party
Labor Party
Labor
Legislative Council
Newcastle
Great Coalfields
Primary Tree Union
A. P. Dunlop
Australia
Tully
Sydney
McKell
Country Rx Party
Heavy yarding at Gloucester pig sale praises Bacon pigs lead demand
W E Sparke Pty Ltd reports a large yarding at the fortnightly Gloucester pig sale. Quality across menus was strong with bacon pigs dominant, weighty porkers present, and some stores. Buyers attended in good numbers and prices rose on prior sales. Numerous consignors and prices listed for dozens of pigs across multiple lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Pig Sales
Barry and Henderson
E. M. Deen
C. G. Ritter
Belcher and Belt
E. Everett
Geoff. Taylor
Westley and Borham
W. J. Adams
H. Muddle
R. Brassington
W. A. Adams
Saxby and Deards
Miss Carson
B. Carolan
J. J. Atkins
Creagh and Grady
J. Smith
Mrs. P. Middlebrook
E. A. Ferris
F. M. Baker
A. Shultz
M. Hopping
W. Allen
P. Koellner
Carter Bros
J. G. German
Ray Grant
E. Martin
R. Testorelli
G. Perrin
G. German
Homebush Stock Sales Sydney Market Opens Firm
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports 2621 cattle yarded with useful quality. Market opened firm with best deals to 58 shillings, steers to 50, heifers to 47, bullocks to 48, cows to 42 shillings per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Record broom millet crop in Taree district yields sought
In Tumut and Gundagai areas broom millet crops are disappointing while Taree district reports a record crop. Mr J M Pitt, agricultural inspector at Taree, says yields may reach 5 tons due to ideal conditions and notes potential expansion of broom millet. Dry weather caused crop failures in Lumut district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumut
Gundagaj
Taree
J. M. Pitt
Lumut
Church Notes Reflect on Worship and Wartime Giving
In a parish note Rev J A Smith thanks country congregants for attending 11 am services and for Special Appeal envelopes. He notes Anzac Day commemoration, broadcasting of a service from Roseville, 7 pm start, and a new minister in Taree joining soon. He urges continued support for church finances during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Rogers
Gloucester
J. A. Smith
ABC
Roseville Presbyterian Church
Sawers
Bennett
Fellowship Association
Taree
D. Glyn Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gloucester Electric Supply Co., Pty. Ltd
Clem Walsh
King
Thomas Cowan , Co
Street & Parish Pty., Ltd
Bowen
Box
M. Johnstone
Johnstone and Shultz
C. T. Borham
Landers
Spruce
F B Gregory
Whitford and Grady
G. L Duff
C. Bambach
Whitford and Johnson
G. H. Moore
Abbott and Crawley
Fitzgerald, RI L
J. F. Celited
Church Notes
Presbyterian
Harvey Ivers
Commonwealth Savings Bank
A.M.P
A.M.P. Society
Samuel Hordern
K.B.E
Cecil H. Hoskins
Eng
Teadedite 3
Test
Hubert Fairax
Enq
W. A. Mackay
S. A. Smith
Septimus G
Ben Sneddon
F.la
Qumond
M. GC. Buttfield
New South Wales
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