Yanco Farm Inquiry Head Official To Go Wide Changes Likely Sydney
In connection with the report on the Yanco Welfare Farm Inquiry it is understood that Major Parsonage, who was in charge of the farm and who…
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Farming & the land, 1934
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Bringing in the Wool The Sheep They Couldn't Kill Softhearted Drovers
Here is one of Mr. Arthur Upfield's true stories of inland Australia—taken from his own experience, as a newcomer to the characters and to the ways of the "real Australia."…
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became bogged to the axles. When it was seen that his team could not shift it, we yoked my twenty-two animals ahead of his. Forty-four camels could…
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GEELONG, Saturday.—On four charges of cattle stealing, Thomas Foran (28), laborer, of Colac, and Harold Jeffrey Bottrell (28), laborer,…
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SYDNEY, Saturday,—The Minister for Commerce (Mr. Stewart) stated yesterday that the value of wool exports from Australia for the first…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—According to a statement issued by the Federal Government the marketing problems of wheat and dairy furmers are in no…
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In his presidential address at the opening of the annual conference of tin Graziers' Association of New South Wales Mr. James Walker said…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Don M'Carthy (4), of Millthorpe, liberated several young cattle dogs from a kennel, upon which the animals attacked him. His…
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Addressing the New South Wales branch of the Economic Society of Australia and New Zealand Mr. R. C. Wilson, who is general manager of…
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An attack on the South Australian Government for the manner in which Broken Hill business people and motorists are treated was made to-day by Mr. C. Sinclair Wood, local representative of the Royal Automobile…
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At the Graziers' Conference to-day a letter was read from the chairman of the Sydney Wool Selling Brokers (Mr. Cudmore) outlining a plan to…
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SYDNEY, Thursday. — At the Graziers' Conference, E. G. Fuller (Narrabri) moved that a living area in the central divisions be defined as…
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Speculation in England as to whether the Argentine would honor the international wheat quota agreement by reducing exports, was partly…
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For the year ended November 30 the Mount Gipps Pastoral and Mineral Co. Ltd. shows a net profit of £3227, and the debit at profit and loss…
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In a review of the wool trade the Australian Mercantile, Land and Finance Co. Ltd., Melbourne, says that, except in Queensland, regular selling…
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As examiners sometimes admit, the brightest part of marking examination papers is the finding of howlers, and it seems that the supply of them…
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Douglas M'Cuish, a dairy employee, was fined in the, Police Court this morning when the appeared on a charge of depositing dead calves…
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ROME, April 15.—The International Wheat Advisory Tommittee which has been meeting here announces, that an agreement in principle has been…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Addressing the conference between the Farmers Relief Board and the supervisors appointed under the Farmers' Relief…
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Chief Judge Dethridge said he did not see any reason why the benefit of the judgment as far as it was appropriate, should not be applied to the…
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