Editorial argues meat rationing in Australia is unnecessary futility
The piece claims mutton rationing is illogical given a sheep surplus and rising population. It cites Mr. J Cavanagh and the Agricultural Bureau, urging study of killing facilities and manpower to boost sheep slaughter rather than restrict consumption. It questions benefits for workers and common households under the program.
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Australia
Jeiow Tere
Britain
Austra ‘Ia
Wiio
J. Cavanagh
Curlewis
The
Agricultural Bureau
Mr. Cavanagh
Cavaniweh
Gurtin
Munderstiad
Ausbedliad
Mélboune
Committee Holds Monthly Bowls Meeting and Entries Grow
The committee held its monthly bowls meeting on Friday with entries piling into A and B grade net championships and champion pairs. entries indicate 29 in consistency, 21 in A grade singles, and 44 in B grade singles, with finalising events and matches listed for Saturday and Sunday.
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Wba
Big
Weele
Viuka
Brady
James Y Fisher
Podaiore
Swain
Blanch
Dyson
Macleod
Fisher
Coupland
Byrnes
James Y Blanch
Kennedy
C.N.D.E.A
Eckford Aid
Fittman
Watts
James
Wearneani
Podmore
Blair
W. Big
Still
Boomerangs
Smith
Haysward
Nord Scott
Noxious weeds report prompts action in Mandowa Shire
Inspector Mydy Berry briefs Mandowa Shire Council on noxious weeds including yellow daisy and sweet briar. He urges mandatory removal by landowners, notes dead sheep linked to daisy, and calls for enforced destruction of burrs and blackberry with a 14 day notice where needed. Council to obtain a quantified report on blackberry and sweet briar abundance before proceeding.
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Dy Berry
Mandowa Shire
Berry
Ataenor
Bathurst
Halls Creek
Warrabah Creek
Namoi
Brian
Granite
G. E. Bowman
Gr. G. A. White
Aale
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Rowan Street
Manchester
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ABM Lions
Sydney
York Street
Barraba
Glen Innes and
Deepwater
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