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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1954
Page
1
A deputation outlined the proposed tax and regional sale framework at An Sree, citing difficulties and noting some traders would be taxed differently by distance from markets. Crowther warned of delays and potential effects on graziers while authorities discussed extensions and exemptions for nearby towns and vehicle limits.
Board policy outlines milk registrations within the Mille Sone area. Officials discuss maintaining average consumption while evaluating winter production plans and land use changes for dairy operations.
A fragmentary report notes unionists pressed toward compulsory subscription to the Reds. Government signals tentative stance while Premier denies forced measures. Mr Crawford and Mr Ward discuss deputies presenting facts to Gloucester and the ministry amid party tensions and socialist pledges.
The Minister for Agriculture and Food Production, Hon. BT Graham of the USA, praises agricultural show societies as vital town boosters. He highlights exhibitions as prime evidence of progress and invites to open multiple shows in Riverine Depinniur with Coolamen Bhaw and others in October despite Parliament duties.
A report notes 1000 stem gall flies released in the Wallenbach area of Clow vester district to target Crofton weed. The text mentions renewal, monitoring, and questions about pasture conversion and landholder duties while detailing containment and safety precautions.
A Gloucester lorry driver, Marvyn Nelson, told a petty court on Tuesday that drivers bear blame for incidents. He said lorries are unfairly held responsible, noting the rise in penalties after a collision on Queen Street on April 19. The court heard how the case could have worsened if another vehicle had collided.
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