Cattle Compensation Fund under the Act details
The act came into force on September 3 and provides compensation to cattle owners for animals delivered due to disease. Funded by cattle duty stamps, compensation is based on market value as fixed by the Taxingum market value set at £30. Tuberculosis is cited as a compensation case for cattle owners, with details on rates and eligibility noted.
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Freeman
Itl Pastaren Promotion Board
Teemabees Chat
Adr
Preéssan
Sunday Benevolence Report and Notable Gifts
The piece describes a Sunday Behoal collection and charitable actions by the Bundsy bhoot children who raised funds via a bake sale and gifts of groceries and fruit. It notes a special tribute by Rev. D. F May to Sunday School workers and recognizes contributors and church members.
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Shep
Fe Sousa
Br ‘Mathewson
Chaire Geeneell
Janice Metenaia
D. F May
Asm
Blase Loraine McDonald
Maring Dean
Wendy Dowling
June
Maureen Sheldrick
Janek Franks
Carol Channel Ha
Flo
May
Mm. Poe
Burley
Freeman speaks on cattle market values and disease checks
The report quotes Mr. Freeman describing how the funds cover cattle losses and required quarantine steps before shipment. He notes that moving cattle needs a pleuro certificate and mentions concerns about disease carriers despite inspections.
Branch plans tennis tournament amid September subscriptions
The branch reports September subscriptions totalled £1 16s while noting increasing membership. Secretary Mra. Hianeh. says the branch is organising a tennis tournament to be held on Saturday October on the park course.
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Rm. B Bowen
Ur J
Mra
Hianeh
Parsonat Transition Sees Carthew Family Move to Redcliffe
After a year in Gloucester the Carthew family retires from local business life and Bert Carthew and his wife plan to move to Redclifts near Brisbane. The couple, long popular in town, will leave behind a busy inucsensful uaddiery trade as postmaster Carthew makes a final transition.
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Gloucester
Carthew
Grafton
Bert
Franke Carthew
Redclitseur
Brisbane
Weed Control and Pest Pressure on North Coast Dairies
Article discusses the impact of weeds on grazing land and dairying in the Gloucester to Masming shores area. It notes Ignis Waming Aunt Crofton Weed as a serious pest affecting farms, with statements urging cooperative action, soil treatment, and vegetation management to prevent further losses and improve eradication efforts.
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Ignis Waming
Aunt Crofton
Sips
Renee Sere
Gloucester
Masmning
Srnlg
Comat
Nias
Tome Farmi
Manchester board halts plan to return inn to department
The board suspended actions after an agriculture department agreement failed to gain interest. Secretary A. D. Crowfoot noted the proposal to restore the inn to the department and suggested the plan be dropped, with the board deciding to revert the inn back to the Department.
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Agriculture
A. D. Crowfoot
Chester
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