Manilla's Milk Supply Faces Drought and Hardship
Mr Robert Vyner buys Swanbrook Dairy from the Hall family and will take over after a clearing out sale next Saturday. The dairy has long been Manilla's main milk source, but the town faces a drought and a manpower shortage that threaten a future model dairy. Aims to improve the property and restore milk production, while supply remains critical for vulnerable residents. Local dairy inspectors report declining numbers of dairies serving Tamworth butter factory, worsening the supply issue.
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Robert Vyner
Vyner
Manilla Bisanes Mens’ Association
Manilla
Newcastle
R K. Warne
Northern Dairy
Tamworth
Mr. Warne
Quirindi
New England
Glen Innes
Inverell
Wool Report From Country Producers Sell ing Co Ltd May 18
The Darling Harbour wool intake surged last week as North-West and Western properties faced forced early shearing due to dry conditions. Much wool opened up and staple length is often short, with dust causing disappointing openings. Rain fell in the South-West and Southern districts, belated but beneficial overall.
Current ration coupon expirations listed by item
A scanned list shows coupons and their expiration dates across items Tea C 41 to 52 expire June Sugar D 1 to 32 expire end of ration year June 3 Butter E 51 and 52 expire June 3 Meat Gd 41 to 44 expire Clothing A1 to 56 and B57 to 112 expire end of ration year June 3
Community Demands Essential Oak Supply Amid Backlash
A fragmented plea from the community calls for an essential oak supply despite financial pushback. The wording suggests widespread concern and urgency, though specifics about who is speaking or the exact plan are unclear.
Glengarry Station cattle sale reports mixed demand
V J Byrnes Manilla and John Lanagan Warialda yarded about 950 fat and store cattle on 7th inst with good buyer turnout. Fat cattle sold well with fats going to Sydney butchers. stores weak due to bad season and some unsold. Prime fat bullocks reached up to £16 15s, store cattle mainly to South, 22 track loads rail to Abattoirs.
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V. J. Byrnes
Manilla
John Lanagan
Warialda
Con-Junction
Sydney Crease Butchers
Manilla Cattle Sale Reports Strong Demand Amid High Prices
Nearly 500 cattle were yarded at the Manilla sale on 18 May 1944 with about 150 fats drawing strong competition and prices ranging from 10 shillings to £1 above the previous sale. Store cattle declined slightly but met the market. fats were taken by Metropolitan and Aberdeen Meat Companies. Notable consignors included Nott, Russell, Porter, Gardner, Blanch, Mitchell, Fletcher, Hagan Shaw, Hall, Brady, Fitzgerald, Powell, Dove, Park, O'Toole, Hayne, Robinson, Price, Bowman, Maclean, McDonald, Coulton, Wilson, Johnston, Mays, Cummins, Abberfield, Northey, Crowley, Tydd, Heywood, Coote, Hawker and Byrnes.
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Vv. J. Byrnes
Metropolitan
Aberdeen
Cressbrook
Murrungah
Akolan
Lyndhurst
Yamin Park
Clydesville
Prairies
C.F.A
Wiiourne
Messrs
Nott
Russell
Porter
Gardner
Blanch
Mitchell
Fletcher
Hagan Shaw
Hall
Brady
Fitzgerald
Powell
Dove
Park
O’toole
Hayne
Robinson
Price
Bowman
Maclean
McDonald
Coulton
Wilson
Johnston
Mays
Cummins
Abberfield
Northey
Crowley
Tydd
Heywood
Coote
Hawker
Byrnes
Company of E A Fair at Memorial Hall Saturday
A fundraising event named Co. of E A Fair in aid of PF Shared of Lingland funds will be held in Memorial Hall on Saturday.
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Lingland
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