Diversion of Barrington River Protest by Gloucester APPU
The Gloucester branch of the Australian Primary Producers' Union reports its main activity in the last year as circulating petitions opposing any headwater diversion of the Barrington River into the Hunter. The branch formed July 23, 1948, has 69 members and meets irregularly. Petition drive yielded signatures and will be sent to the District Secretary. Members urged continued support and warned of apathy due to prices and seasons, with praise for President W A Self and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Australian Primary Producers’ Union
Hunter
W. Aelf
AP P.U
School of Arts
APP
Barrington
Hunter River
J. Moore
Shire
Taree
Moore
A.P.P.U
Dong
Pranarr
Henderson
H. A. Grant
Financial report and officers re-elected at annual meeting
The secretary-treasurer presented the general financial statement showing an opening credit of £6 18 with 46 members in debates. The statement was adopted. W. A. Reif and H. A. Grant moved re-elections of Henderson and Martin as presidents and secretary-treasurer for the next year. W. Newtown was re-nominated as auditor. Relf noted that under the constitution the president can hold only a two-year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Martin
Meare
W. A. Reif
H. A. Grant
Henderson
Srak
Dent
Martin
W Newton Waa
Henders
Relf
APLC
Gloucester Hospital Plans Drawings for New Build
The Secretary of Gloucester Branch of the Austrian Labour Party informed Minister of Health C. A. Kelly that the Department Of the Works is preparing drawings and specifications for the proposed hospital and intends to invite tenders for its construction. ADVOCATE FOR ALL CLASSES OF JOB TAINTING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Hospital
Gloucester
Labour Party
C. A. Kelly Monister
Health
Department of Tie Works
Ital
Iis Hospital
Tribute to Local Delegate at MZDC Meeting
M Z D C tribute to local delegate RB L Higgins by L Turton General Secretary remarks unite suppliers last Friday night in Sydney. At the annual conference the Executive Council rose from nine to eleven with a north and a south member elected. Higgins had attended only two meetings yet was nominated, Gloucester hoped for representation on the Executive next year, and the new regions sought a representative to gain experience similar to the southern districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turton
MZDC
RB. L. Higgins
Sydney
Hige’ns
Gloucester
Cis
Trieta
Hearing of Milk Board Prosecutions Completed
In Gloucester Court of Petty Sessions on Wednesday the hearing of all cases against district milk suppliers charged with adulterated milk was completed before Mr. E J Glee. Fines were imposed on several defendants including Thomas Barham and Archibald White. The court declined to extend certain provisions and allowed 14 days to pay fines plus court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Board
Gloucester Court of Petty
Thomas Borham
Supreme Court
A. M. Bortinwick
Barham
A. Rath
E Barham
Dave
Rath
Bern
Diovecon
Kennth Davil Boorer
Vida Fitggerald
Dawson
Rath Sahil
Edwant Mulligan
Gangat
Alexander Clifford Murray
Devs
Dave Lo
Clarence Cecil Redman
Craven Creek
Mawr Relf
Berrice Siding
Redman
Borthwick
Erle Slade
Avon Valley
Archibald William Joseph White
Gloucester
Bortinvick
Clarence Dotgins Slade
Waukivorr
Borham
le Borthwick
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Newcastle
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Newcastlee
Forbesdale
Stratford
Craven
Ward's River
Weinmantel’s
Stroud Road
Stroud
Dombkins Bros
DenIson St. Gloucester
Austin Trucks
Vanguard Cars
Ferguson Tractors
Itchell Shearer Farm Machinery
A.P.A. Insurance
Sweeny Bros
Majestic Bakery
Procera
Barrington River
A.P.P
Freeman
Don Mills
King Street
Campbell
Tom Hicks
General Commission
Queen Street
M.Z.D.C
Misses Jones & NeWman
F. E. Jones
E. M. Newman
Church St., Gloucester
S.J. Bennett
Radio & Sports Store
RADIO
Ring Gloucester
M. Blow’s
Cowper Street
T.S
Golden Gate Cafe
Hillman Minx
UGT
Rootes Sale
John McGrath Motors (Pty.) Ltd
Castlereagh Street
HARDY
Northern Motors
Glouce
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