Town Council approves footpath tender and repairs
The Town Council accepted a tender for concrete footpaths in Byron Street and approved building plans for Clarke and Ditchfield premises. The report details road and waterworks progress including repairs on Ashford Bannockburn and Bunbare trunks, top dressing footpaths, and new town hall tap installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boar of Health
Byron-etreet
Butler
W. T. Burgess
D. A. McIntyre
W. H. Beott
GC. Thomas
L. J. Cloonan
E. N. Ditchfield
E. A. Clarke
Vivien Street
EH. N. Ditchfield
J. W. Stocks
Ashford
Bannockburn
Brae Street
Jack Street
King and George Streets
George-street
Warielda Road
Tin price debate prompts call for lower levels
The Economist warns that tin at £230 per ton is too high amid a fall in demand and rising outside production. It notes signatory countries struggle as Malaya Nigeria and the Dutch East Indies gain by higher prices, urging a lower price to aid original producers and British Malaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Tin Research and Development Council
International Tin Committee
Biam
Journal
Comelades
Malaya
Nigeria
Dutch East Indies
British Malaya
Labor slashes pensions wages and endowments in Inverell notice
A political notice attacks LABOR over pension cuts for widows and orphans and reductions to child endowment basic wage and weekly allowance. It claims the Country Party defeated farmer wheat price support and warns of wage-slashing policy. Signed by John Moses OConnor authorised by F Nixon Henderson Street Inverell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LABOR
Stevens
Bruxner
Wade
Brunner
Braxter
Country Party
Brusmer
Farmers' Problem Departmental Replies
The general secretary of the Farmers and Settlers Association reports replies from the Minister for Agriculture on a range of conference resolutions. The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research will study grasshopper control fundings. Stallions funding is rejected. farming groups urged to pool purchases. Dairies licensing review will ensure Act compliance. Not enough staff to expand dairy inspections and dairy alterations by inspectors only. Packaging and stamping of imported and local sacks discussed. no law requires stamping. accountability rests with buyers. Contagious abortion testing offered without charge but staff limits prevent expansion. not made a notifiable disease. Stallion registration kept under consideration with new legislation. Skin and produce buyers to be licensed. wool skins hides already registered. stock lick ingredient disclosure drafted. T brand on sheep to be phased out. fencing rules under PP Act discussed. Pasture protection funds may not contribute to fences. rabbit and marsupial-proof fences allow board cost sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Settlers' Association
Cambridge
M.L.C
Main
Q Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Council
Dairies Supervision
Dairies Super Vision
Lairies
O&e
P.P
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Mossberg
Johnson
Springfield
1.C.I
Dietz Victor
Fearhand
Fuller & Meyer
Byron Street
Inverell
THE
North Coast Fruit Depot
Tamworth and Inverell
T. Everingham
Bartles Radio Service
Otho Street
Iverell
Bartle, Victor, Gulbransen
E. C. Bartle
Otho
McGrath
J.K. Capital Theatre Company
Public Health
Invereil Butter and Bacon Company
Electrical Association
Association For Electrical Development
Oir
Sydney
Frederick Bakon
Vivian and
Lawrence Streets
Ry O'Connor
John Moses
F. Nixon
Henderson Street
J. M. O'Connor
F.S.A
Dafre Licensing
A.M P
A.M.P. Society
Co. A. Elliott
FilAw Actuary
A. W. Sneddon
F.la
D. E. Walker
New South Wales
Gioe
Oks
Bircet
R. Burnard
Morse
F. W. Brooks
Ordin
Ary Dept
H. BH. Pepper
Industrial Department
Winchcombe, Carson
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
A.ml. & F. Co. Ltd
Safe Sound Selling
Fyrmont
Richa
Hoe
Tris
Ofice
Mr, O'R
Avern
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