Evacuation of Livestock and Industry Noise From Coast
Premier McKell states no final evacuation scheme yet for coastal livestock and industry. Government gathers facts, warns against misreporting, and prepares a ranger patrol for emergency readiness with input from Commonwealth authorities, military and private advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Melell
Fust
Ranger Patrol
Italy
Militar
Yeltell
War Effort Co
War Effort Co-ordination Committee
National leadership pledges full support for rural-industrial unity
A government figure pledges nationwide backing for a pivotal action to defend national interests, appealing for wholehearted cooperation from rural citizens. The speaker emphasizes a responsibility larger than any New South Wales government has faced, but promises capability with united effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swithh
New South, Wales
Savings bank deposits rise in wartime Australia
Figures from the Commonwealth Statistician Mr. SR Carver show 1941 deposits across Australia grew by £21,812,008 to total £266,096,008. Victoria led gains with £9,646,000 rise, NSW up £6,774,000, while Queensland Western Australia and the Northern Territory saw declines. By year end 1939 NSW deposits stood at £186,645,000 and Victoria at £280,742,000. in 1941 NSW reached £91,658,000 and Victoria £91,561,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atting Commonwealt
Mr. SR. Carvers
Savings Bank
Australia
Carver
Victoria
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Queensland
Western Australia
Northern Territory
Wool Auction Highlights High Quality Sheep Wool Lot
Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd reports Sydney Wool Catalogue No 69 dealt Monday and Tuesday with 5390 bales of free grown wools from the tablelands Crookwell Gundowringa stud Corriedale. Top price 253d for Blackburn Yass line as the government peg prices persist in the war economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Renout
Sydney
Catelogue
Corriedale
Wip
Cep
Gundowringa
Crookwell
Blackburn
Yass
Grandson of Sugar Pioneer Lived at Point Clare
Archibald Scott aged 89 died in Gosford. son of Thomas Alison Scott who first grew sugar cane in Australia at Point Clare. The article traces the Scott family impact on sugar, tobacco and banana growing in Australia, noting Archibald's survivors and residence at Point Clare.
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Archibald Scott
Gosford
Australi
Thomas Alison Scott
Calcutta
Sydney
Point Lane
Wing Wang
Point Clare
Brisbane
Thomas — Ali Scott
Point Clave
Point Frederick
Clave
Anglvatia
Austalin
Clare
Tascott
T. A. Scott
Spioneer
James William Scott
Poisoned water rabbit destruction method advised
Inland districts facing drought to destroy rabbits by poisoning water. Arsenic mixture prepared and fed via troughs, with fencing to keep rabbits from water. Separately a Narrabri council debate on school proximity and a proclamation of salvia reflexa as a noxious weed, noting its spread from Queensland and eradication by preventing seeding.
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Dee Perinds
A. Pearson
Department of Agriculture
Queensland
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