Margarine Merger Debate Spurs Dairy Council Action
In Parliament Mr. Paterson said he had not yet seen the referenced article but would investigate. Mr. Rodgers urged measures to halt the abortion of the Australian Dairy Council, a point previously raised. Paterson noted Rodgers had brought the matter before but did not press questions then. Rodgers taunted, asking colleagues to sharpen their wits.
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Sir John Butters resigns from Canberra Commission
In Parliament, Bruce announced Sir John Butters will not continue as Chief Commissioner of the Federal Capital Territory. A. J. Christie of the PMG Department will succeed him. J. S. Murdoch, Director-General of Works and Chief Architect, becomes Second Commissioner.
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Bruce
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Issioner
Avon Valley Cricket Club Meets At Forbesdale School
The Avon Valley Cricket Club annual meeting will be held at Forbesdale School on Monday evening next, 16th inst., at 8 p.m. A good roll up is anticipated. Personal: Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Phillips on the birth of a daughter. The Australian born is praised as a strong immigrant. Letters sent by all out of England last year total about 160,000. The weight of British airmail was about five tons. In America air mails average 230 tons monthly.
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Forbesdale School
W. Phillips
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