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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

2

Members' Salaries and Country Representation Debate

The text argues over parliamentary salary reductions tied to the general wage drop, noting past cuts and the unequal burden on country MPs. It emphasizes fulltime duties, higher costs in rural electorates, and the risk to calibre if salaries are trimmed, citing the Lang government’s staged reductions and the 12/6 wage change. It also mentions an air sport exhibition with a near airplane.

Bavin-Billenshaw Aalaries Lang Country Utiém Sydney

Hailstorm and Rural Notices Across the District

A storm Tuesday brought exceptionally severe hail between Bowman Farm and Rockhurst with damage from ice lumps shredding poultry and vegetation and roofs. Rainfall totals reached up to four inches. Also notes on highway route objections, mining relief funds, Myall River State Forest revocation discussions, and clergy humor from Newcastle Rotary Club.

Bowman Farm Rockhurst Messrs Shaws and Stanton's Cattie Yoo Messrs. Shaw's Ross

Gloucester bowls match on green tomorrow afternoon

A bowls contest is set for Gloucester green tomorrow at 2 pm. President and Secretary teams will play in a freen format with all Gloucester club members participating, starting with a two o clock game.

Gloucester Clue

Stratford Sports Receipt and Expenditure Ledger

Stratford sports event receipts show donations entry fees tea tent ice cream stall gate collection and dance proceeds. Expenditure covers tea and ice cream provisions prizes advertising printing rent tarpaulin and other costs. Auditors Bowen and Tull certify the statement correct.

Cabinet Move to Abolish Metropolitan Meat Board

The State Cabinet backs Health Minister Weaver's plan to scrap the Metropolitan Meat Board and replace it with a general manager and an advisory council of five. The council will include producers, butchers, selling agents, and government reps. five-year terms with limited interference. Manager's salary is estimated around £2000 annually. exact figures await legislation expected before year end.

Weaver Metropolitan Meat Board

Dishonest Agents Plan Lightening Up Law

Chief Secretary Mr Chaffey announced on Tuesday draft legislation to curb dishonest commission agents who swindle the public. Government aims to introduce a bill in Parliament to criminalize false statements, misleading representations or concealment of material facts to induce business contracts, with severe penalties for offences.

Chaffey Commission

COLLECTION OF METAL IN COWS STOMACH AT BALGOWNIE

An aged cow at Balgownie Station Delegate carried a rare metal collection in its stomach. The items include 112 nails 1 horseshoe nail 2 half-shoe nails 4 carpet tacks 2 pieces of safety pin 1 ordinary pin 7 boat sprigs 2 pieces of watch chain 16 pieces of wire 3 screws 12 metal pieces small stones 2 gramophone needles and 1 threepence. Owners Walcott believe the parcel was carried for years. The cow was bought at Bom Bala four years ago and ran in a paddock where she could not have picked up the articles. When killed she was in prime condition. MAITLAND FAT STOCK SALES J Enright reports about 800 head for forward on Monday comprising useful trade beef veal and handy weight bullocks. Cow beef not plentiful vealers forward fairly. Best bullocks to 10/18/6 good from £6/10/ plain and rough sorts from £3/10. You can keep in touch with latest developments with an up to date radio. Write for particulars of battery nets to PALING'S 78 Hunter St. Neve.

Balgownie Station Messrs. Walcott Balgownie Bombala Maitland J. Enright Victor Paling Hunter St. Neve

Rabbit Suppression Group Formed After Krémbach Meetings

At a Krémbach Agricultural Bureau gathering and subsequent public meeting, members discussed forming a landholder rabbit destruction group. Debate focused on size and scope, with the PP Board backing a group system and urging landholders to act, while stressing area practicality and shared oversight.

Rabbit destruction groups discussed by landholders

Landholders debated forming groups under the Agricultural Bureau to destroy rabbits. The P P Board pledged to act within the Act, with future boundaries to be defined. A meeting was set for next Wednesday to discuss rules and a workable system. RD McRae was elected President with Thomas Lynch as Vice President and Mrs John J Deer as Secretary.

M Rae Ne Belborn Kundibakh Bunyah Sido Group AlNough Gillagher Shoul Favreau W. Euston Belhara Bureau Buresil Lynch Deer Gallagher McRaey Moore Saii Burea J. G. Wilson P.P. Board PP. Board Kettlers Austin Gallagher Krambach Agricultural Bureau Agricultural Bureau Bramhnach Retbara P.P Newton RD. McRae Thos. Lynch John J. Deer

Commercial cattle sale at Gloucester draws strong local turnout

Matthewson and party report a very increasing cattle sale at Gloucester on Tuesday with a representative gathering of local auction buyers. The yarding consisted mainly of good quality bullocks and steers with strong competition and prices equal to previous fairs. Record prices included Hereford and Devon cattle with numerous lots sold from W. P. Reichert, T. S. Laurie, J. Gallagher, and others. notable figures include 27 steers at high prices and dairy lots clearing at solid values. A separate clearing dairy sale by Clearing Dairy Sale company reported all lots cleared with cows selling up to £8 15s and Jersey heifers and milkers achieving strong bids. The event reflected robust demand across beef and dairy segments and highlighted active participation from multiple local buyers.

Matthewson Gloucester Devon W. Wee J. Gallagher TA. Laurie Steers Neifers Meg TN Rose J. A. Ross T. K. Higgins Biks J. A. Laurie D. Parish Pike T. Gente Grant Dillon JR Farley J. M. Relf A. K. Carter Stye St E. Grant Sansom Willacks E. Ridgeway J. M Mele Bignell McSwan M. and T. Thomas J. Merchant Deards W. J. Stanton Statthenson and Co Ays Mb Ress Gresham Ft. Jersey

Sydney stock sales and pig market report highlights

In Uomembush Sydney the recent cattle sale showed higher supply and steadier demand for prime grades while inferior cattle remained weak. Prime yearlings and heavy cattle priced 20s to 26s with mid trade around 26s. Pig sales eased, with buck fetters 40/ to 112/ per head and bakers 38/ to 48. Pence. Tennis Association wind up announces Ping-Pong Euchre and Dance event at Star Theatre with trophies. New Guinea goldfields lecture cites 581,000 ounces produced to June 1882 and notes transport's role in mining development.

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Sydney Tennis Association Star Theatre Gloucester District Tennis Association Eeason Gloomchasers New Guinea Leslie V. Waterhouse Western Australia Waeterhouse

Sale of 100 Jersey Heifers and Springers at Local Breeders

A local breeders sale offers 100 head of choice Jersey heifers and springers with strong demand. Outside bidders are expected. owners not listed should advise early to participate.

Head Jersey Heifers & Springers

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Whatson’s Delaine Pyramid J. Whatson W. W. Hawdon Loucester John L. Hogg Strathfield Hawdon's Shurgh ST Tel Wells Queen Albert E. Wells Wil T. Car- Dett Ath & Ith David H. J. Hill C. Button Corbetts Cafe Barrington ST F. Baker Atala NLRB General Miss Rose A. Jenkins Madame Lesleigh Heebalist Taree Air Sport Bertin Adhacok Vincent Unemployment Relief Council Mines Macleay River Co-Op Dairy Forestry Commission Jmour Newcastle F. de Witt Batty Rotary Cluic Church of England England Randwick Stratford Sports Stratford Stratford Public Hall A. H P. Alan J. Bowen W. L. Tull Meat Board Mit Kramback Krémbach The T. Gallagher PLP M. Newton A. E. Moore R. I McRae Uomebush Stock DAIRY Matthewson & Co Jersay Tom Hicks North Coast Hunter River Truks Gloucester Dairy Co, Ltd JM Wratten Austin James Schneider Ron West Mimi Tare Manning J. Harlify U.S. For Lands Besivaiie CWA Stanley Deiummond Fae West G. Donnelly, Han Sec Forbesdale Sports & Dance Inter Howell P. Hawes Herbie Blue Bird Cafe A. Sansom W. Becoumee Paris Town Properties Wallambu Paterson, Easton & Co Andrew Britain Anne Yaisrpett Lister Separators McKay Agricultural Machinery Sunpalm Renovators Oloucester Shire Shire Yards PAT H. A. Corderoy Barrington Wallanbah Estate Privie Wale Arena
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