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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
5
A guide by 1. W. Scott urges farmers to keep permanent breeding and production ledgers. It covers tattoo or ear numbering, decimal and dam-based systems, and the setup of paddocks, service records, and progeny sheets to ensure accurate, reliable farm data and improved herd management.
A detailed study outlines improving dairy herd management through reliable breeding and production records. It advocates tagging cows, tattooing calves, and monthly lactation data to track each animal’s history, identify poor producers, and strengthen business footing.
Cabinet named S Boyce to the Divorce Bench and J A Browne C and Welch as Industrial Commission members to fill vacancies from Street’s transfer and Dadington resignation. Browne as chairman and Webb as member, with Canlor continuing. Appointments praised by Labor for industrial experience. Browne and Webb previously favored by Labor governments. Webb 48, ex Industrial Registrar. Browne led enforcement act appeal and Tippo House case. Each Commissioner will have a salary near two thirds of a Supreme Court judge. divorce focus noted and August retirement anticipated for Owen. Industries Commission to proceed with basic wage inquiry.
Oxford presents an all new entertainment benefiting the Church of England Orphanage. The one act drama The Nurse in Charge of the Case stars Wagen's leading artists and follows a nurse uncovering a physician's poisoning scheme to benefit the stepmother. The Wagen Symphony Orchestra opens with selections, Miss Wallace's pupils perform daring dance, and Franklin Thomas guides a strong lineup of artists plus a comedic sketch The Two Misses Tribotson.
A monoplane built for a flight to New Zealand crashed near Qualer Hit on Thursday, killing occupants Roy Mitchell of Mosman and Agthete Barnes. Mitchell had been testing the craft and Barnes planned a joy ride. The machine, after ten minutes aloft, faltered while near the aerodrome and plunged in a steep dive from about 3200 feet.
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