Noxious Trades Reports Trigger License Renewals and Probes
Medical Officer reports on multiple noxious trades visited since January with Health Inspector. Recommendations include renewal of licenses for several firms. some sites require cleanups, plan submissions, or potential prosecutions for regulatory breaches. Details cover piggerys, gut-scraping works, slaughterhouse reneeds, and building compliance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borthwick & Sons
Andrew Rea
W. Pridham Pty. Ltd
F. Watkins Pty Ltd
Ficken, Halliday & McClelland Pty. Ltd
Meat Inspectors Report On Slaughter and Condemned Stock
Mr P F Robert reports for Thos Borthwick & Sons export slaughter totals for December and January with counts of sheep and lambs, rejected export stock, examined by inspector, and condemned figures. Western & Murray shows December slaughter totals for pigs cattle and sheep with export rejects and condemns, plus yearly totals to 31 12 33 for cattle sheep lambs and swine and percentages condemned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Robert
Thos. Borthwick & Sons
J. Kennedy
Western & Murray
Keilor Secretary Reports Improved General Fund Position
Mr. N Woods notes trial balance shows the General Fund better than last year with improved balances in Credit Bank and several Ridings. Private Street Bank Account remains overdrawn. Cemetery burials indexing is hindered by missing particulars but a general cleanup has improved grounds. One notifiable infectious disease case was reported in January and health authorities were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Credit Bank
Doutta Galla
Maribyrnong
Tullamarine
Keilor
32nd Battalion to guard Vice Regal party in Defence Week parade
Lt Col H G Whitton’s unit draws Footscray Williamstown Yarraville Sunshine Bacchus Marsh districts for Defence Week duties. The 32nd will guard the Vice Regal party at the Grand Tattoo and stage a Great War episode from Somme 1916. A machine gun display under the 22nd Battalion will run daily 10.30 am to 10.30 pm in the Exhibition building, with Lewis gunnery nightly. Bacchus Marsh detachment joins the march on February 12 for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Whitton
Footscray
Williamstown
Yarraville
Sunshine
Bacchus Marsh
Grand Tatoo
Sand A.lf
Somme
Starshella
Borrage
Civic pride urged to curb vandalism in St Albans
Keilorshire council meeting heard vandalism to tree guards and playground equipment at St Albans. The engineer noted protection measures would be slow and urged schoolmasters to address pupils on civic responsibility to safeguard public property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Keilorshire
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Byrne
Victorian Casing Co. Pty. Ltd
Butler Street
F. Watkins Pty. Ltd
G. W. Pennell
Pearson Soap Co
F. H. Gilbert
Swallow & Arell
Kreghner & Fernau, A‘asia, Ltd
A. Lavina
A.L.C.M
L.L.C
Mr. N. Woods
Council
St. Albans
Inger Sewing Machines
Hampshire Road
Glendenning
S. G. T. Weston
Durham Road
Sunshine and District
James Hall & Sons
Ronald F. Hall
J. Geoffrey Hall
Lombard Buildings
Queen ST
Melbourne
Central
Hall
Andrew Fox
Victorian Railwave
A.j.boyd & Son
Sunshine Carrier
Devonshire Road
Lonidaia St
City
F. W. Phillips
Foy & Gibson
St, Albans
Walter. A. Warne
Undertaker
Barkly Street Footscray
A. E. Bowdern
McDonald’s
Seymour's
Lc.a
the Insurance Office of Australia Ltd
C. G. Carlton
Sun Crescent
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