Inverell Board Proposes Rabbit Bonus and Netting Duties
The Inverell P.P. Board held a Saturday meeting facing letters from bodies opposing a rabbit pool and a scalp or carcase bonus. The discussion covered customs duty on wire netting, banks' stance on unemployment relief loans, and reports on wheat yields. Directors debated action against landholders neglecting rabbit destruction and supported extending unemployment loan terms and reducing penal interest, with visits from groups including the Primary Producers Union and Graziers Associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell P.P. Board
Customs Department
W.C. Thompson
M.P
John Swan
Messrs
G. W. Browning
A. F. Kemp
A. F P. McLean
W. J. G. Lee
W Willmott
Bucknell
M. P. Dunlop
Primary Producers Union
Inverell Board
Cambridge
Association
Nock
J. W. Allen
Graders’ Association
Ihceipt
Invere
Braidwood, Albury
Young Albury
Young
Gragiers' Association
Sydney
W. C. Thompson
Controller- General of Customs
Willmott
ET & Lon
Browning
B. M Wade
Unemployed Relief Council
Inverel PP
Spicer Cup Row Sparks Shameless Juicy War of Words
Skeleton in Closet writer Joe O Connell of Boggabri urges Inverell to share Pearlman details amid a Spicer Cup dispute with Narrabri. He cites the residency rule, notes Pearlman lived in Boggabri and played there last season, and argues he was ineligible due to distance and a travelling stock permit. He praises Pearlman as a fine footballer and calls for a square deal from Narrabri and Group 137.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe O'Connell
Boggabri
Inverell
Narrabri
Pearlman
Inverell Narrabri
Phar
Woollen Ties for England and Australia Cricketers
An anonymous Australian maker and Continental engineers have unveiled a machine that plaits woollen yarn to create ties in any color and pattern. The first ties, featuring England cricket team colors, were given to visiting players, with plans underway for Australian colors. Future ties may use Australian wool, spun locally, dyed, and sold for Australian wearers, boosting woolgrowers by expanding woolen neckwear adoption. Scholarly support for woollen ties is anticipated as a solution to earlier objections about school colors in ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Bradman Autographed Photo Offer From Sydney Hospital
Readers invited to mail a clipped paragraph with a stamped self addressed envelope to St Margaret's Hospital Sydney to receive an autographed Bradman photo and a share in a New South Wales State Lottery, plus four Christmas cards in the St Margaret's Christmas Box Lottery with a chance at a £1000 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Bradman
St. Margaret's Hospital
Sydney
Bradman
New South Wales
St. Margaret's
Sam Sands
Palace of Gems
Central Police Court
Liverpool Street
Desk C.P
G.P.O
Briar and Aloes Clearing Recommendation Adopted
In Swaanvale, a clump of aloes and briar on T.8.R. opposite Miss E. M. Young’s land covers about an acre and spreads along the boundary. The stock inspector notes rabbits in the area and urges action before it worsens. The report supports accepting Mr. H. J. Young’s offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanvale
E. M. Young
Swaanvale
H. J. Young
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Bank of Now
Dr. Kemp
Iban
Frice
Strychnine
M. Wade
M.L.A
Minister For Agriculture
PLP
Wade
Kangaroo Camp Reserve
Arch Campbell
T.s.rs
Kangaroo Camp
Moredun Creek
Campbell
Stansbrough
McLean
Sole Makers OT Ltd
Cansdell & CO. Ltd
Hong Yuen & CO
Hotel Inverell
Peter Musk Ltd
Australian Hotel
Oxford Hotel
Empire Hotel
Wakaida
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