Hopeless Case Duggan Guilty West Maitland Court
Walter Michael Patrick Duggan age 18 pleaded guilty at West Maitland court to stealing a gold wedding ring two leather purses and £5 10s from Cyril Creek on May 8 and illegally using a motor car. He entered Creek’s High Street residence by an unlocked door, took a cash box and car to Wallarobba where an accident caused £45 damage and £5 towing cost. He claimed to spend the money. the ring and bags were not recovered. The magistrate noted a prior bond and possible imprisonment, with fines and compensations set on two charges and cumulative terms.
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Walter Michael Patrick Duggan
West Maitland Court
West Mailand
Cyril Creek
Duggan
D. G. Suthreland
Creek
High Street
West Maitland
Wallarobba
Shelter for Stock Drives Farm Tree Planting Goal
The article urges timely tree planting to shelter livestock on Australian farms, outlining how trees hedges shelters and shelter sheds protect cattle sheep and pigs from sun rain and especially cold winds. It highlights health impacts from exposure, notes May to August as best planting months, and points readers to Farmers Bulletin No. 167 Trees on the Farm from the Department of Agriculture Sydney for full directions.
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Max Henry
Division of
Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
G.P.O
Sydney
Northern Miners Board Adopts Penalty Code Against Strikes
The Northern Miners' Management Board approves a penalties code to curb strike activity. It enforces fines suspensions and expulsions for workers deemed irresponsible, aiming to restore orderly operations and safeguard production.
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Northern Miners' Management Board
Mushroom season here prompts new cultivation and uses
Early guidance highlights mushroom cultivation in tunnels and cellars, noting good yields in country districts despite light rains. It suggests picking young mushrooms for flavor, drying and bottling for off-season use, and describes serving ideas from grilled stalks to stews and sauces.
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Nero
The Dairying Industry in Post War Australia
The dairy sector faces a one third drop in agricultural labor compared with pre war levels, hit hardest in Western Australia and lightest in Queensland. Milk output declines threaten Sydney and Melbourne supplies, worsened by winter shortfalls and fodder shortages. A £4,000,000 bonus may help recruit skilled labour to grow and conserve fodder, but overall conditions limit rapid improvement. Despite these challenges, prospects for a strong dairy industry remain, with milk and cheese valued for nutrition and postwar recovery. Australia must preserve its dairying foundations as world consumption rises and wartime lessons endure.
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Western Australia
Queensland
Sydney
Melbourne
Great Britain
Australia
Empire Day Message From Prime Minister Curtin
The Prime Minister Mr Curtin in an Empire Day message on Sunday celebrated victories by the United Nations on land at sea and in the air and urged continued resolve in the war effort across all fronts.
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Curtin
United Nations
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Gloucester
Clem Walsh King
W. R. Irwin Cash & Carry
Tyrell St
Garden of Roses
Mr. Johnstone
District Agricultural Committee
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
Golden Gate Cafe
E. Young
Pbone
Chapman & Stevens
LG. Stevens
M.P.S. Ph.d. Chemists & Druggists
Sid Miller
Gloucester Hotel
Advocate
Billheads
Dodgers
Manifold Books
The
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington Street
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