Short Dairying Leases Criticized By Agricultural Experts
An agricultural correspondent to the Herald cites short-term dairy leases as a danger to Australia. J S Haddin argues lessee interest is profit only, urging landowners to improve land for state duty. J Russell King echoes risks, while HJ Bate stresses pasture improvement and cooperative support. In New Zealand, owner tenant collaboration aids land care, fertilizer use, and steady tenure. A E Bird notes Byron Bay dairies rely on owner farms, with five-year leases rare and funding hard to secure.
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Herakd
J. S. Haddin
Camden Park Estate
Australia
Bisacerranda Shoul
Anglani
Haddinsala
England
J. Russell King
Dairy Produce Boat
HJ. Bate
Rea
New Zealand
Bate
A. Ei Bird
M.la
Byron Bay
Regulation Allows Coloring of Margarine for East Markets
Regulations permit harmless coloring of margarine exported to Eastern markets. Officials say it will not harm the butter industry and will help meet orders from merchants in the East. The Australian Agricultural Council recently raised the issue amid wartime shortages and recommended coloring to secure orders. Exporters must be approved by the Department of Commerce.
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Australian Agricultural Council
East
Department of Commerce
Running A Zoo at Sydney Zoo Shows High Animal Values
The article lists the Sydney Zoo’s most valuable animals including rhinos at £2000 per pair and giraffes at £1400 per pair. Other costly species include hippos £750, working elephants £1200, chimpanzees £300 a pair, and orang-utans £300 a pair. Birds such as Paradise birds around £60 a pair, flamingoes £30, and rare cranes £75 per pair. Taronga Park’s collection is noted as representative and valuable. D L McDonald and Webster Jack & McDonald announce an attendance at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Saturday November 23rd from 9 am to 5 pm for consultative purposes.
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Sydney Zoo
Australia
Sydney
Taronga Park
D. L McDonald
F.B.C.A
F.s.mc
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Government Bill Seeks 12 Month Delay of Local Elections
The Legislative Assembly heard a bill for postponing local government elections for 12 months. Introduced by the Minister for Works and Local Government Mr Alrtini, it drew Labour opposition. Proponents argued many councils favored postponement. critics called it a pretext to delay state elections. The first reading passed 3% to 23.
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Alrtini
Labour
Martin
Couinell
McKell
Reid
TAP
Manly
Local Polls debated at Newcastle conference
At the Local Government Association conference delegates condemned the plan to postpone elections for a year and adopted a motion urging elections be held as scheduled or no later than December next year. Mayor I Wiggins and Alderman F U Coole supported immediate action while Minister Martin defended nondisclosure of supporting authorities due to wartime. City Council opposed postponement, noting elections must align with updated rolls and law.
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H. Coote
Gloucester
Greater Newcastle
Wiggins
Wiggins Enid
Aljerman F. UC. Coole
Mudger
Teeloren
Mint For Works and Loeal
Martin
Hac
Belbora Red Cross Dance Raises Funds at Friday Event
A successful dance in Belbora by the local Red Cross branch on Friday October 18 raised £11 2s 7d from doors and donations. Expenses totaled 4s 2d leaving a credit balance of £7. A competition chaired by Mr McKinnon was won by Mr Keith Sansom.
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Belbora
Red Cross
McKinnon
Keith Sansom
What Remains of the French Fleet
An analysis based on incomplete data outlines the disposition and fate of French warships since the armistice. It notes Strasbourg escaped to Toulon damaged, multiple battleships and cruisers in various ports, carriers and submarines seized or serving with Britain, and three 35,000 ton battleships under construction with uncertain fates.
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Germany
Armistics
Strasbourg
Oran Bay
Toulon
Dunkerque
Oran
Bretagne
Provence
Richelieu
Dakar
Loraine
Paris
Cour[het
Alexandria
Bearn
Martinique
Far East
Britain
France
Jean Bart
Clemenceau and Gascoyne
Behind the Accidents and the Road Safety Warning
A NSW Road Safety Council report highlights October fatal crashes, blaming human neglect and road conditions. It details a five year old’s death after a car’s steering gear failed, a father killed in a skid, and a pedestrian losing a leg after walking on a wrong road side. Pedestrians are urged to stay to the road’s right side and drivers to brake firmly during a skid.
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Te A.uf
Brea Carter
Advertise in Your Local Newspaper for Community Support
The local newspaper is vital to town life providing civic and public activity coverage national papers omit. Advertisers help sustain the paper, showing support and strengthening community ties. A small ad or even a mention reinforces the paper’s presence and local impact.
Roll of Honour Gloucester district enlistments list
This roll records Gloucester district men who have enlisted passed their final medical examination and are serving. It notes new enlistments to be acknowledged and added as they join services, listing numerous names with towns such as Gloucester, Upper Bowman, Copeland, Belbora, Barrington, Stroud, and Invergordon among others.
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Nane of
Gloucester
M. Shepherd
A. Ninness
Upper
Bowman
G. E. Maytom
Ward's River
J. Boorer
G. W. Muddle
Les Crane
Forbesdale
E. J. Crane
Invergordon
Joe Latham
William Titcume
Roger L. Rye
M. J. Kennedy
Bucca Wanka
Max Hayter
M. G. Willis
R. T. K. Watson
M. A. Unger
J. A. Bannister
W. Blanch
A. R. Curran
Copeland
W. J. Harris
G. R. Koelner
Barnard River
P. W. R. Phillips
B. H. Richards
K. B. Yoole
H. Roach
H. R. McChesney
Stratford
J. Martin
Tom Langford
George Watson
Invergornon
S. D. Chinson
Harry Aspinall
Cliff
J. Gordon
Cl.a. McRae
Belbora
M. Berry
Frank Monro
Herb
F. Rudkin
Barrica
W. Knowles
Peter Koelner
R. Laurie Rawdon Vale
Les
McCarthy
Gersh Mills
Frank Drinkwater
T. Guyatt
Norman Cortett
Barrington
George A. McAliater
Copeland W. J. Drahan
T. Lathan
R. Berry
B. Collins
Glouester
E. H. Edwards
Charters
Willam Bates
Joseph Clarke
Craven
William James Clarke
Alexander Brown
Lionel T. Ferguson
Donald Galvin
Stanley William West
Jack Gordon Porteus
Fordendale
Arnold Harris
Frederick Harris
Alew
Vi Arkley
Claude Wm. Blanch
William H. Germon
Ernest A. Snape
Nigel Bagley
Fred, Hambling
Clarence Kellehear
Krambach
Sydney Fordham
Clive Tasac
William Webeck
Eric C. Hygina
Alfred Martin
Edward Langford
Thomas Martin
Lower Bowman
Boward Mackaway
Stroud
Albert Roy Channel
Gloucesty
David Aspinall
Geoffrey Charman
Gerald K. Clane
Clarence
Rowe
Barrington B. P. Dawson
Beresford Gibson
Harold R. Monro
Dunn Ronald Smith
Rinsell Gorton
Percy H. Brindley
Arthur Breese
Bretth
Jack Vickers
W. W. Smith
Waukivory
Stanley Elliott
P Toonry
Rupert Robinson
J. Hannaford
Rauthl
W. Turner
Gloucaster
Gloucester names list mixed with military note and errors
A long list of individuals with Gloucester and nearby places appears, interspersed with a Royal Australian Navy note. The fragment mentions E H Anderson and F W Munro among Gloucester residents, plus a request to notify the Gloucester War Chest Fund secretary about regimental numbers and unit details.
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Parlictlare
The
Gloucester War Chest Fond
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