Gloucester Pastures Protection District Report
A report to close February 1930 details stock visits across Ward's River to Gloucester with about 80 holdings and 5000 head inspected over 2260 miles. Weather brought heavy rains, flooding lowlands. crops face water damage but lucerne hay good. Cattle markets softened. pleuro and tuberculosis quarantines noted. vaccination and Aggressin trials expanding with winter use expected. Branding rules urged to follow Act provisions for large stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Moore
P.P
Jones’ Island
Gloucester
Highhinds
Lucerne
Wingham
Krambavh
Stroud
Weismantels
Conene Queens- Tat Caulig
Weismansels
Nowrod
FT App
Blacklee
Gloucester District Court Notes on Ownership and Reserves
The report covers ownership disputes over large stock, swine registrations across several slaughtering establishments, and various reserve fencing and acquisition plans approved by the Board. It notes prosecutions in Gloucester Court for trespass on Barrington and Bowman reserves, with warnings to ratepayers and a shift to enforce traveling permits increasing revenue for reserve improvements. The rabbit population is discussed as hampering reserve duties while extending across the district.
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Gloucester
Dyer’s Crossing
Kendall
Coopernook
Booral
Stroud
Forster, Wingham
Tinones
Lansdowne
Cromarty Creek
Khombakh Creek
Krambach
Johnston's Cl
Strona Stire
Johnston's Creek
Parish Wollon
Brown's Creek Bridge
Upper Wallamba
Wingham Reserve
Chinaman's Creast
C.R
Markell
Connelly's Creek
Burrell Creek
Wingham-Marlee Road
Wingham
Weerrol Flat
Bullahdelah
Barrington Rand Bowman T.S
Ula
Property trespass warnings from B A Gresham and Hannaford & Fraser
Public notices warn that any person interfering with fences shooting rabbiting or trespassing on Waukivory property will be prosecuted. Signed B A Gresham February 28 1830 and a second notice from Hannaford & Fraser January 1 1930 cautions against trespassing cutting fences or interfering with stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukivory
B. A. Gresham
Kauth
Hannaford & Fraser
Bulliac
Rabbit control debate stirs unsatisfied property owners
Arthur E Moore, bank inspector, notes mixed views among Histile owners on enforcing laws. Some complain little while others recall earlier grumbling about neighbours. He links abundant rabbit pastures and wet seasons to current optimism, warning future droughts may threaten prosperity.
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Ken Liwrle
Atelie
Rabbit County
Shin
Arthur E Moore
Bink
Wis
Group conference upheld in Country Women's Association vote
The Country Women's Association conference backed retaining the present group conference system by 150 to 95 with ten executive votes for the group system and nine for division. The debate spanned two sessions but remained orderly as members sought the association's best interests.
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OWA
Country Women's Association
Hugh Munro
State Subivision
A. J. Shuddy
Kake Place
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