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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 16, 1942

Page

4

Gloucester Shire Council reports bridge and road work progress

Gloucester Shire Council ganger Hay reports completion of bridge and culvert strengthening on highways. tar-surfacing prepared for Forbesdale due about October 21. Cobark Road surface improved to Rawdon Vale with culvert works planned. Invergordon Road graded well though concrete causeways need repair. Never Never Road and Barrington A Road staged maintenance with local volunteers and timber suppliers praised. Barrington Bridge and Sawpit Road culvert and fill completed. new culvert planned at two mile peg. drainage and timber issues noted. Heath inspection discusses dengue preparedness, dam mosquito threat, sewerage plans, cattle slaughter notices, and Pure Food Act authority requests.

Ganger Hay Forbesdale Cobark Road Rawdon Vale Invergordon Road J. G. Wilson G. D. Laurie Never Never W. Snape Berrice Creek Sawpit Road J. Kernahan Mr. Kernahan Barrington Road Kia Ora E. W. Veyrasset Gloucester Sydney Board of Health Ravenshaw and Gregson Nichols Bowman Street Gregson Street Weyrasset

Straying Stock Impounding Dispute At Shire Council

The Shire Clerk reported to Tuesday's meeting that Impounding Officer J T Grant started duties on 2 September and finished on 24 September, with eleven head impounded and costs totaling £15 15s 7d. Dr Bignell criticized the officer for not taking stock on the road. Craven and Stratford roads cannot be impounded due to unfenced conditions. Council resolved to prosecute offending owners within six months, defeating an amendment to defer.

J. T. Grant Bignell Council Craven Stratford Gresham Grant R. S. Wilson G. D. Laurie Crs

Government cuts rabbit skin export levy by half

Minister Scully announced a reduction of the rabbit skins export levy from 1/6 per lb to 9d per lb effective immediately. He cited dry seasons and strong trapping, noting 85 million rabbits destroyed last year through skin sales. He urged trappers to act to gain the benefit and emphasized rabbit destruction as vital to primary industry.

Commmrce Scully Governomnt Australian Rabbit Skins Board Australia

Sydney Pig Market in Sydney sales penning at 1600 head

Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports on the Sydney pig market where penning at the Tuesday sale reached 1600 head. Backfatters and baconets held firm levels while porkers eased from the previous week. Prices ranged from 200 per head for top backfatters to 29 shillings for the smallest porkers.

Sydney Winchcombe Carson Ltd Porkers

Rabbit skins cheaper at Sydney auction a irregular sale

Winchcombe Carson Ltd report rabbit skin prices eased at Wednesday’s Sydney auctions. Offerings reached 193 tons with ranges across many grades. Fox skins sold weaker with best hides to 16 shillings 8p each and general ranges from 2 shillings to 50 shillings lower.

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Sydney Petty Sun

Newsprint Ration Plan Outlined by Australian Senator Keane

Senator Keane told the Senate that heavy newsprint restrictions will be eased by pooling 72 000 tons stored in Australia 53 000 tons held by two groups and allocated equitably to city and country papers A six month quota will be set and pre war consumption cut by 10 percent The policy treats all newspapers alike and allows pool changes if a paper misses its quota

Customs Keane Senate Australia

Tea ration for cafes and hotels begins November first

The three month tea ration period for cafes hotels and other institutions starts November 1. Applications must be sent to the Rationing Commission Dymock's Building 424 George Street Sydney by October 19.

Dymock George Street Sydney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd Clem Walsh King W. R. Irwin Cash & Carry Store St. Gloucester Garden of Roses Peter Moutzouris Gloucester Shire Council Ganger CALCO JNO. Calman & CO Upper Bowman Barney R. W. J. Newton Thomas Cowan& CO Street & Parish, Pty., Ltd J. Bowen Box 40 Taree Tom Hicks Queen Street Psbre Lie Badgery Burrowa Winchcombe House Eridge St
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