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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 01, 1944

Page

3

Premier Opens Soil Conservation Station at Wellington

A 400 strong attendance heard Premier J. W. McKell and officials open a new soil conservation station in Wellington NSW. The ceremony praised erosion control plans, noted station expansion to Gunnedah Wagza Inverell, and outlined two projects and a 10 year program costing about £65,000 with annual £37,500 upkeep.

Johanson Wellington Graziers’ Association Cowra

Baddeley Praises Premier’s Soil Erosion Efforts at Wellington

Hon J M Baddeley lauded the Premier for funding soil erosion work and urged local men to visit the Wellington station when field days occur. He cited practical experience in Goulburn and Hunter River elec­torate erosion issues, linking national service to national progress. He noted busy figures McKell and Clayton studying erosion and urged public questions and Department contact.

W. Johanson Macquarie Shire W. J. McKell J. M. Baddeley W. F. Dunn Agriculture and Forests C. G. Robertson M.L.A Robertson Arthur J. McKeil Goulburn Duke of Wellington Captain Dunn Hunter River Cowra Wellington McKell Clayton

Robertson lauds soil erosion station gathering

Mr C G Robertson M L A praises the Wellington soil erosion station as a lesson in preventing decline. He warns of ill effects if corrective methods are not used, notes funding worries, and urges ongoing community cooperation to protect the land from erosion and loss. Continues on page 6.

Wellington H. T. Nicholas New South Wales Labor Legislative Assembly Robertson C. G. Robertson M.L.A McKel Talen

Wellington Soil Research Station Groundbreaking Address

Mr McKell announces the Wellington Soil Research Station to protect western districts including Wellington Dubbo Geurie Narrabine Trangie Gilgandra Peak Hill Trundle. He cites erosion, soil loss and the government plan to reclaim lands with stations at Cowra Wellington Wagea Gunnedah Inverell and more to cover tablelands and inland slopes.

Wellington Dubbo Geurie Narromine Trangie Gilgandra Peak Hill Trundle Cowra Wagea Gunnedah Inverell

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Premier Mr. McKell Wagza P.P Board J. McKell N.S.W Soil Conservation Service Mr. Robertson Ciel de Witt R. J. Nelson & Sons Ltd
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