Pastoral Conditions Desperate Amid Drought and Rabbits
The piece reports worsening pastoral conditions with drought and rain failure, triggering concerns over fodder, grazing, and livestock. Rabbits are increasing, causing crop and pasture damage. calls arise for authorities and landowners to extend protection work, fumigate burrows, and enforce actions to curb losses before broader measures become necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil RA
Bal
Amonitis
Haliozera
Nur
Rabbita
Shone Maren
R. Dixon
Milke Union Sectional Committee Meeting Report
In Sydney on October 81 1946 the Milk Zone Dairymen Council and Primary Producers Union discussed cooperation and funding. The General Secretary J J Tihnatone reported no further votes from dairymen and the board awaited authority to disburse drought relief funds for 1945-46 while pursuing government terms to extend famine aid for one month after drought ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milke
Sydney
J. J. Tihnatone
Dairvmen
Primary Producers’ Union
Mill Zone Dairymen's Council
Mi Zone Dairymen
Tt Wana
Lin HY
Ti LT
Tvana
Dapto
Conference on Health Policy Displays Complex Drafts
The General Secretary reported a ministerial health conference convened to discuss current specifications. Representatives from Mille Band, the DWmnn at Dairying, and the Department of Health will review procedures and ensure alignment with agricultural and health directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HG Siithi Weemenad
Careiea
In Minister For Health
Representiives
Tie
Mille Band
Dwmnn
Department of Health
Bible Society Meeting At Laurie Memorial Hall
A sparsely attended British and Foreign Bible Society meeting at Laurie Memorial Hall discussed the year’s prospects. Rev. D Te May, president for the ensuing year, addressed the gathering, with officers elected including Pastor F Cranemith secretary. Collections from various denominations were reported and plans to advance Bible work worldwide were outlined by Mr Foster and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British and Foreign Bible Society
Laurie Memorial Wall
D. Te May
F Cranemith
Wivronquer
Mian Ke Witt
Sear
Erin
Church of England
Methodist
A. Cheane Fon
Xena
Roeletyn
Ewe
Ida Xene
Mr. Paater
England
Hon
Rosicky
Pantar FG
Smith” Fon
Mabry Skins Much Cheaper at Sydney Auction
Winelicombe Carton Ltd reports rabbit skin competition in Sydney. Prices averaged down about 24d per lb with supplies around 47 lots. Racks and various pelts show declines from 60d to 70d, many damaged or genuine, next sale set for November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MABRY
Carton Ltd
Sydney
Gutzolngsmunde
Forster Tourist Residence Offers Modern Water Service
The Central Town Water front facility presents furnished rooms with full amenities for guests. Four staff members handle washing and housekeeping while kitchens and laundry are available. Rain water is used on the promenade, and a plate or card marks the plumb for Forster.
Gloucester Shire Council Considers Power Line Replacement Plan
Gloucester Shire Council discussed a proposed project near Barrington River involving a power line replacement. The Tangent section noted a timetable, local opposition, and a request to prepare a cost estimate for the works at a Wednesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsstrionl Ringinner
Lowe
Ghavicester Sniyp Council
Arrington
Inia
Sime Street
Wlm
Mubrien
Tant
Amin Fenanne
Tie
Barrington
Rave
Coville
Gloucarter
Warrington
Roserynie
Rauwkett
Rowton
Netirn
Anne
Iegree
Ellen
Yen
Rationing to Stay on e Scale
An Australian wartime report outlines continued rationing for tea meat and other staples. It notes shortages due to crop prospects in Queensland and wind conditions affecting exports, with government efforts to extend rations and maintain nourishment amid global supply strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pederat Cabinet
Jduvinian
Chittey
Devon Bee Tanil & Ate
Clities
Particwarly
Ee Fomis
Tobour
Anstradia
Queenslana
Ueitiah “Food Ministry
Anetevdia
Grin
Queensland
New
Boul Wali
Anid & Ould
Warlen
Gloucester Cricket Notes Round Two Details
A.Ghiawe notes the second round of Gloucester Dine trio cricket with matches set for November 1 at Gloucester Reid Barrington Street, Stratford players, and Bowmen Farm engagements. Subsequent fixtures list Reda vs Gloucester, Barrington vs Stratford, Tugrabakh at Tugrabakh, Bowman Farm vs Barrington, Blues at Stratford, plus December 1 fixtures at Gloucester and Tugrabakh with multiple pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Dine Trio Criclet Association
Gloucester Reid Barrington St Gloucenter
Giostey Blusey
Tugtabakh
Reda
Tugras ‘Bale
Tugrabakh
Bowman Farm
Barrington Vt
Barrington Stratford
Blues
Stratford
Rede
Barrington
Bluen
Gloucester
Bowman Arm
Y. Reds
Barisan
Alfatford
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T. L. Care
Golden Gate Cafe
Peters
Erpam
Mullens
Enorck
Chris
Otis
Tom Hicks
Trucking, & General Commission Agent
Queen Street
Thomas Cowan & CO
Sthret
Parisi Pty, Ltd
Bowen
Bor
Taree
NS al Tur
Lott
J. Hatrch
Ora MO
Gan
Bent Avertans
Mack
Wingham
Australia
L i Gleeson
Wingram
Irwin Amer Lougestar
Mane Mames
Amery
UAL
Wank Becker Ahl Moofl
WMTN
Werhony
Suejet
J. Bennett
Central Motor Garage
Church Street
Union
Chapmen & Stevens
LL Stevens
MIPS
PHC
Chwansts & Druggists
Cloucester
Burley
General Rubber Co
3Undball Insurance
Gane Miskeig Machines
John Deer Tractora
York Motora
Cary
Trucks
Chrysler
Plymouth
Morris
Pargo Trucks
Frank "Foley
Queen St
Erial
ImpErial Milking
A. B. Campbell
King Street
HMCDONALD @ CO PTY
Lite
Wm. Popfenhagen
Forster
Box Forster
Gloucester Shire Council
EYE Service
Gibb & Beeman
Mgham Winglhin Hote
Man Dé Ani
Ginnerter Holt
Miade AM Wes
Caicester
Ranle Hpiel
Dewemhersth
Juna
JF Bouman
AL. Skeuetz
Optonutriats
the Garden OF Roses Cafe
Jim Karikios
A.lf
P.O.W
Dombkins Bros
Duco Spraying and Body Works
Denison Street
Seussion
Michell-Shearer
Aunt Marys
Aunt Mary
Tat
Ert Aos
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