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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1928
Page
4
Members debate government support for dairy farmers amid price pressures. Officials argue for targeted subsidies and cooperative marketing, citing production costs and coastal disparities. Critics warn against market distortion and advocate flexible prices tied to local output and demand.
The passage captures a heated parliamentary exchange on the dairy and farming sectors. Members attack or defend government action, credit access, and the role of merchants, referencing New South Wales figures and the Labour Government's handling of agricultural support amid economic strain.
Advertisement lists low prices on a variety of hardware and groceries with bundles and cut prices. Mentions Gin Aven Mortocks Rae Hocknaw Vlanoa and many cheap tools including nails pincers shovels and frying pans. Encourages customers to visit and save money, promoting cooperative exchange and seasonal dividends.
In Wingham a boarding house owner named Mick Sim seeks to inform the Police about a substance related to accommodation goods. The notice mentions Formella Street and Cedara street, with references to dining, lodging, and table arrangements. It appears to be a local advisory or community notice concerning boarding arrangements and related inquiries.
In a heated session, MPs clash over a dairy marketing board and the impact of imports from New Zealand. Debates focus on prices, farmer livelihoods, and a proposed board’s powers, with Ministers and opposition members highlighting regional dairy concerns and potential economic effects.
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