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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 11, 1907

Page

5

Sydney Telegrams Field Wide Policy Changes

The premier announced a 1.35 million pound surplus for the year to June and tax remission of 120 thousand pounds. Abolition of Income and Stamp Duties, a 60 member Parliament referendum, Lands Department reform, and a new Agriculture Department were outlined. A referendum on Dalgety for the Federal Capital and closer settlement resumed, with a Pure Food Bill and water conservation law proposed. King Edward hosted premiers at Buckingham Palace.

Sydney Kogarah Lands Department Dalgety Federal Carruthers Department of Agriculture Edward Buckingham Palace Fes Ranguay India John Morley Rawal Pindi Punjab Bengal South Australis New Zealand Bombay London Great Britain Lake Ngami Deskin Gray's Inn Middle Temple Manchester Edinburgh Bir Ji Ward Deere Lublinniversity Forbes Dant Festica Twa Nyark Fiezo Badapest Austria-Hungary

Live Stock Market Prices for Horses and Ponies

Pitt Son and Badgerys reports heavy activity with easing prices for aged blemished horses. Demand strong for young country hornes direct from breeders and for draught and light types. Consignments from Snowy River Cowra Maitland noted. Prices: best heavy draughts up to £36, medium £18-£30, aged £5-£15. light draughts £15-£26, blemished £6-£21. light harness £10-£18. good ran horses up to £25. ponies £4-£18.

Maitland Markets Fat Cattle and Calves Report May 1907

Light supply mainly medium quality cattle with brisk buyer attendance. Prices generally slid slightly from Monday. prime bullocks £9 to £9 10s, cows £6 10s to £7 18s, mediums £4 10s to £6 10s, inferiors £3 10s to £4 10s. Fat calves sold firm at Monday rates. vealers 30s to 90s, primed weighty stock brisk. Milch cows and springers in strong demand. various owners with several lot prices noted. Sale date May 5th, 1907.

W. Sparke W. P. Bowman W. H. Mackay J. K. Mackay Yeas B D. Burne

Market Prices and Livestock Notes From Friday Auction

Sydney Marketa Symsy reports Friday market notes showing maize 3a 1d to 3a 3d. butter 98 to 100s. ducks and muscovy drakes with varied shillings. pigs in full supply with light porkers weld ready and heavy sorts slower. pork prices quoted 16s 16d to 3m ves. cedar and potches prices noted. no clear locations or organizations given.

Canadian immigration predicted to surpass United States

Mr. W. T. R. Preston formerly Commissioner for Immigration for Canada at London argues Canada will attract more immigrants than the United States this year. He notes nine years ago Canada sent fewer than ten percent of total immigrants while the United States received the rest.

W. T. R. Preston Canada London United States Preston United Tubes

Extraordinary General Meeting Notice at Avon and Bartington Butter Factory

The Avon and Bartington Co operative Butter Factory Limited notifies an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders at the Ly School of Arts Gloucester at 2 pm for the election of nine directors to serve until the ordinary meeting near October next. Nominations and elections will occur. Proposals include altering Article 40 to reduce directors to five and repealing Articles 44 and 45 with new retirement and ballot provisions. BE FRY, Chairman of Directors.

Wentworth Barringtonublic E. W. Peak Berrington Inever Pacquabe FRY, Caairman

Government Savings Bank of New South Wales Ad

Government Savings Bank of New South Wales announces lowest current rates for savings deposits. Commission structure and terms updated. details reference the Savings Bank Department and new promotional rates effective soon.

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