No Wage Increase For Butter Rise
MELBOURNE, Tuesday--If the price of butter in New South Wales is further increased next week, the people will not be compensated by a proportional increase in…
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Farming & the land, 1951
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No Increase In Price Of Butter
SYDNEY, Tuesday--State Cabinet to-day did not agree to any increase in the retail price of butter. The Premierfi Mr…
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday (AAP).--The Senate Committee yesterday decided to hold short hearings of a Bill…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Departmental Prizes For Dairy Cows
"The Royal Agricultural Society has included in its schedule for the 1952 Royal Show prizes for Register of Merit cows, for…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Farm Judging At Dorrigo
Judging of Mr. E. Miller's dairy farm at Paddy's Plains, North Dorrigo, in the State championship for…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday--The State Parliamentary Labour Caucus at its meeting next Wednesday will determine whether the price of butter will be increased from 28 to 31½ per lb. Today the Premier, Mr…
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MURWILLUMBAH, Wed. --The Postmaster-General, Mr. H. L. Anthony, said that in view of the importance of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Without Just Price Dripping Be More Used Than Butter
CANBERRA, Wednesday. --Speaking to a meeting of dairy farmers and business people at Wagga…
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"I have never seen any good in strikes, nor in antagonising the public," said the Chairman of Directors (Mr. Hughes), of the Grafton Cooperative Dairy Factory, commenting upon the…
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LISMORE, Thurs. -- Record prices have been paid for cattle at three district centres this week…
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As advertised in this issue, the Member for Armidale, Mr. D. H. Hughes will be in Dorrigo on Friday night to address electors at the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Butter Price Debate Censure Motion Defeated
SYDNEY, Thurs.--Although a Labour member strongly criticised Cabinet's failure to increase the price of butter in conformity with other States, he voted with the Government on a censure motion which was lost in the Legislative Assembly to-night…
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After attending a two-day conference last week in Sydney, relative to the butter crisis as its affects the States of N.S.W. and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Dairy Farm Judging To-day
Judging of Mr. E. Miller's dairy farm at Paddy's Plains, North Dorrigo, in the State championship for 1951, will take place…
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A deferred pay of 1d per lb. commercial butter would be paid suppliers for the period ending June 30,…
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BRISBANE, Friday.--The vice-president of the Queensland Dairying Organisation, Mr. O. O…
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WASHINGTON, Friday (AAP).--Fresh forces have joined the drive by the Truman administration to…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.--The State Parliamentary Labour Caucus on Wednesday was almost certain to increase the retail price of butter from 28 a lb. to 31 12lb., Mr. Nott (Lab…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mr. Anthony At Grafton Federal Attitude On Butter Price
The Federal Government had adjusted the basis of the cost finding structure to allow the dairy farmer a fair and reasonable return for his butter. Mr. H. L. Anthony…
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NEW YORK, Sun. (AAP)--The law curtailing, imports of foreign dairy products was "arbitrary and…
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