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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1924
Page
4
The proposal aims to return profits from retailing and wholesaling directly to producers, cutting out middlemen. It claims to be a historic, cash based venture designed to stabilize stock prices and mirror dairy co operatives’ impact, with headquarters at 62 Pitt Street Sydney.
Colin A Sinclair nominated by the northern executive as northern representative on the proposed Commission. A NSW landholder, vice president of the Northern New State Movement, former Kaziers Association council member, and Stock Board of Advice member. Born 1876 at Byron Station Inverell district, educated in Inverell Armidale, later arts and law at Sydney University, solicitor, settled Collarenebri district. Sinclair Brothers own three large properties and he resides at Burrentine. An active sportsman he played NASW Cricket Association for a decade and held golf roles.
The movement aims to create a Farmers and Graziers Co to handle meat from farm to consumer. It seeks to secure producer prices by eliminating middlemen and control stock from farm through to Sydney chilled meat, with directors to be named.
John B Cramsix chairman of the Metropolitan Meat Industry Board sends a cheque to St Margaret's Hospital Darlinghurst Sydney noting the rains as a Christmas gift. He urges support for population and lauds the hospital's work while prize lists for the No 4 Christmas Present Art Union have been published and extra copies available with stamped addressed envelopes.
Cablegrams report Prime Minister consulted Ramsay Macdonald on imperial conference decisions and Labor’s stance. Tasmanian and New South Wales interests, including Bruce and Senator Wilson, favor discussing on merits to avoid party defeat. New governor Sir Dudley de Chair expected to leave London. A farmer-turned-investor in Sobraon lineage built cane land holdings. Lismore Council to buy Electric Supply Co plant for £9000 over nine years at 5 percent.
Government resumes three large estates in Cooma district and landowners offer portions of holdings to the new Monaro Community Settlement Society. Sir Joseph Carruthers reports a strong meeting forming the society with many members, aiming to settle about 500 new settlers. He plans visits to Adam inahy and Dalgety to aid formation and notes abundant crops and fodder in the district.
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