Gloucester survey on no Saturday shopping
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce secretary Mr. D. Carolan presented a survey showing most shops in town rely on Saturday mornings for trading. The Sydney Chamber of Commerce requested information on the stance in affiliated towns. Local members feared abolition would worsen rural inconvenience and suggested adding hours to Friday.
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Gloucester
The
Gloucester ‘Chamber of Commeres
D. Carolan
Carolan
Sydney Chamber of Commerce
Sydney Chamber
Sydney
Messrs
H. A. Grant
J. Hardy
Chamber of Commerce
Hey
Gloucester considers New State move in uncertain terms
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce members questioned the New State Movement's appeal and declined to commit to a public meeting. Organising secretary T H Schofield of Armidale offered to address after mid November, but the chamber said publicity should come from the movement and a public meeting should be called.
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Gloucester
T. H Schofield
Armidale
Chamber
Schofield
Traleo
Messrs
J. Carolan
J. Hardy
Australia
N.B.W
Glouskaiar
New Move on Road to Taree
Fragmented text describes a stalled decision and local meeting about a road project to Taree, with residents in Glouskaiar considering options while officials debate feasibility and timing. The readable portion mentions a high level of discussion and apparent reluctance to act.
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Taree
Refuses Open Season for Wallabies
Maitland Pastures Protection Board sought an open season for wallabies for two months each year but was refused by the Chief Secretary's Department under the Faun Protection Act. Licences to destroy protected fauna may be approved by the Minister, including in sanctuaries. The inquiry noted damage to fences and crops from wallabies active between Clarence Town and Dungog, with the inspector Mr D K White reporting fruit trees and crops being destroyed.
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Maitland Pastures
Protection Board
D. K. White
Clarence Town
Dungog
New State Move Referendum Debate Receives Local Vote
Dungog Municipal Council on Tuesday night considered a request from the New England New State movement. The council debated holding a referendum on the proposed state boundaries amid calls for improved regional stagnation and potential constitutional alignment with tri- motor tribunal sections by year end.
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Schofield
Aenae Pew
Dungog
Fodder Conservation Advice Emphasized by District Agronomist
District agronomist J B Noonan reiterated guidance on fodder conservation similar to that given by district dairy officer Crowfoot last week. He urged farmers to prepare for hard times, noting limited conserved fodder stocks and the value of lucerne and red clover pasture hay and silage on farms that conserve it. Silage is highlighted for providing succulent fodder during dry periods when pasture fails.
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J. B. Noonan
Crowfoot
Dalgetys reports mixed sheep and cattle outlook across NSW
Dalgety's coun try branches show high sheep numbers with potential losses, but ample dry feed remains in most areas. Southern slopes and Riverina expect a strong beef season due to timely rains, while eastern districts enjoy ideal conditions. Coastal NSW sees a six month drought with breeders losing stock and routes deteriorating, as pastures fail and relief remains scarce.
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Dalgety
Riverina
Wegga
Holbrook
Ion
D. McIntyre
Young
N.S.W
Goulburn
Crookwell
Taralga
Yass
Nyngan
Imir
Inel Davidson
Narrabri
Gunnedah
Collarenebri
Reg. Martin
Mores
Tamworth
Town Seeks More Street Lights At Southern Approach
The town chamber asks the shire council to extend street lighting at the southern approach toward the mieyards, proposing four or five additional lights as Fen Tong subdivision grows. a complaint was raised about glare at the Phillip and Church Streets intersection, with a request for shading.
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Shire Council
Mieyards
Fen- Tong
Wes
Phillip
Church Streets
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P.O
Oucester Chamber of Com
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New State Movrment
Wallabies
Bob Harpley
Church Street
New South Wales
Queensland
Grafton
M. J. May
Ide
Tata Pree
Igen
Lele
Holden Business Sedan
Eric Ore
Holden Business
Matthewson & CO
J. Matthewson
Sam Frost
Street & Parish
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Casben
Scamp
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