Council grapples with rationing and staff cuts
UARIE SHIRE COUNCIL discussed rationing to keep work going and considered reducing salaries for clerks and engineers as income from rates fell. The meeting supported voluntary salary cuts totaling about £8/6/8 per £100, while debating over staff levels and the need to avoid dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salemien
Gexistant
Indour
Shires Association
Cornell
Snather
Setion
Hau
Dl Anite
Gr. O'Urfon
Metannan
Valius
McLennan
Wykes
Cleck
Gr. McLennan
Wylex
Melennan
Braaiv
Macqarie
Truman
Counecillors
Dr. O'Brien
Gr. Goninon
Agricultural Societies' Association Meeting Summary
The Shore group met at the School of Arts Hall on May 9 with delegates including Mowe, Killen, Mow, Smith, Mond, Steaning, Godwin, Want ar District secretary, and others. Discussions covered conference planning, show dates for Molong, Cumnock, and Blayney, showground finance, and a proposed state wide pasture improvement competition led by Narromine to boost carrying capacity with new fertilising and trefoil practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Yetter
Mowe
Killen
Mow
Wallimetan
T. P. Smith
Det Mond
Millthorpe
P. Steaning
Fy Godwin
Nucromine
Gro
Moml
Row
Eles
Curdock, Molong and
Blayney
Cumsnock Society
Prey
Cumnock
Smith
Dubbn
Dub‘pa
Sutich and
Gaiwin
FL E Stow
B. le Killen
Molong
Blaynwy
Grant Council
Sydney
Walker
Sten
Jz Hin
Stenning
Stenniug
Ste
Steening
Narromine
Group
Association of Agricultural Societies
Mayal Agriculturist Society
Grand Council
Narromine Society
New Zealand
Canterbury
Toland
Auckland
Rand
R.A
Agricultural Department
Godwin
Godwin Seconded the Resolution, Mr. Killen
Cal
Summerville
Thoraday
Mrr. Killen
Baird
Department of Agriculture
RAS
Mond
R.A.B
Thompson's Cafe Visit and Optometrist Consultation in Wellington
Mr. D. J. Bono, a noted optometrist, plans a Wellington stop on Priday Bth Auctsts at the Rural Hotel for consultations on age-related troubles. Appointments may also be arranged with Mr. Charley Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Bono
Wellington
Charley Murphy
Trovit Praises Exhibit Efforts At Sydney Conference
The report notes Mr Trovit’s remarks on a challenging year with limited surplus and a three year cloth reserve. He praises the Auld-organisers and products from each centre, credits sugar cane for advantage, and highlights improvements sought by exhibitors. Delegates express satisfaction with outcomes and a vote of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combara
Goonamble
Kivtrara
Youngenbah
Ave
Morningside
H. McCullough
Coonambis
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Trovit
Auld-organivers Yn
Smith
Hoard
Hie Energy
Messrs
Stenni Tio Ek
Inter
Inform
Ieee
Eocletiee
Duten
Theen
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Uarie Shire Council
Esterday
Algerallate
Alun
Mma
Witul Thugs
Otcer
Pompileus
O'Brien
Gr. Brovier
Talander
Agricultural Societies’ Association
Mur. Walker
Aw & Group
George Paul
Michael Bourke
Putille
Hie oMeer
Lar Stivet
C.P
Wuuluman Road
George Pall
Mllen Wallington
Wuiluman Road
Coonamble
Monarch Pictures
Reginald Denny
Acta
Ken Staynard
America
Aedy Mayoterd
Mickey the Mouse
Wild Waves
The
Monarch
Mickey the Mose” Club
Mickey the Mouse Club
Britain
Hollywood
Atlantic
Heward
St. James’ Theatre
Hoot Gibson
Lords
England
Mrs. Tunter
Wellington Musical and Dramatic Society
the Hospital
PB. Cox
Seeeineme
W. Peterson
Yeoval