Wagga District Council meeting discusses dairy regs and saleyards
The Farmera and Sellers Association met at the School of Arts with President Mr. R. G. MelkellJohn presiding. Delegates from Wag Ba Ur anquinty Downsides and The Rock discussed finances at saleyards, dairy registration, and youth capitation fees. Resolutions urged conference on tax relief and wheat pooling.
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Wagga
The
Farmera and Sellers’ Association
School of Arts
R. G. MelkellJohn
Mecara D
R. Hamblin
A. Alleyn
Downside
W. McGrath
R. Goldsmith
D. Kelly
the Rock
HW. Mary
R. Rod
R. Emblen
D. R. Hamblin
G.S. Bank
Field
Kilpatrick
Commonwealth Bank
Nmita
Riral Bank
Pullstop
Pullstoy
J. Johnston
Tate
Hamblin
Record Harvest Sets New Commonwealth Benchmark
A statement from the Victorian Wheat Growers Corporation shows the Commonwealth wheat harvest for 1920/21 totalled 212,000,000 bushels, surpassing the 1915/16 record by 3,000,000 bushels. The report notes a shift in opossum hunting permits with applicants returning to the dole as opossums remain scarce.
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Melbourne
Victorian Wheat Growers Corporation
Yo&s
Obituary notices span wool broker pioneer and baron’s death
Obituaries note the death of James Colquhoun a pioneer wool broker at Albury aged 77 who helped launch early wool sales and wheat trading with H F Jackson. Also mentions Jerben Brett Vincent died at Mundarlo and family history from Wangaratta and King River Victoria. Other obituaries include Joseph J Harris of Hay and Lord Wenlock Sir Arthur Lawley with NSW ties and Geo Bell printer of the Melbourne Argus in Toorak.
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James Colquhoun
Albury
H. F. Jackson
Jalbury
Brett Vincent
Wanhatta
Wag Bor
Mundarlo
Murrumbidgee
King River
Victoria
Wangaratta
George
Joseph J. Harris
Hay
Fort Some Yeourg
Hay P.P
Warwillah
Bank
Booligal
London
Baron Wenlock
Lord Wenlock
Algernon Geoirge Lawley
May Hthel
Alexander Stuart Donalds
New South Wales
Salisbury
Brigtane
Australia
Arthur Lawley
Western Australia
Geo. Bell
Melbourne “Argus
Toorak
Ar Ua
Woolclip forecast and season dates set for 1931 32
The Australian Woolgrowers Council and the Woolselling Brokers of Australia estimate the 1931/32 woolclip at 2,942,500 bales. They set the season from August 21 1931 to about late May 1932.
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Melbourne
Australian Woolgrowers’ Council
W National Council of Woolselling Brokers of Australia
Privy Council Allows NSW Appeal on Upper House Case
London Saturday the Privy Council granted the Attorney General of New South Wales leave to appeal against the decision of the New South Wales Full Court in the Upper House case.
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London
Privy Council
N.S.W
Paris Chamber debates new duties on Australian wheat and butter
The Chamber of Deputies in Paris debated raising tariffs on Australian wheat and butter as part of a broader reprisals against Australian imports. The move signals a shift in trade policy amid tensions with Australia over-protective measures and retaliatory tariffs.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputes
Panic at Orange relief depot crowds forms and stampede
At Orange on Saturday several hundred men and women rushed the relief depot as food clothing and gifts were distributed. Members of the unemployed women's committee were knocked down and one trampled. The House of Lords passed the Representation of the People Bill on second reading by fifty votes to fourteen proposing alternative voting for multi candidate elections.
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Orange
House of Lords
Representation of the People
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F.S.A
Jaanice Memeera
E Field
Carrier
Chief Secretary
Pullitop
Dairica
R. Rodham
Uranquinty
Dairies
D. BR. Hamblin
Carrith
Lavis
Colcairn Father Council
Kia Council
Iran
Fiela
Wheatgrowes
America
Belog
Alleyn
the Record Harvest
France
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