Korea Sells Japanese Farms
SEOUL, March 24— General William Dean (U.S. Military Governor of South Korea) and Ahn Chai-hong (Civil…
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Farming & the land, 1948
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Crop Of Accidents For Easter Young Man Falls From Adelaide Express
A young man who believed to have been seriously injured when be fell from the train to Adelaide carrying the Easter holidaymakers near Cockburn last night…
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When his vision was obscured by dust raised by passing cattle on the Stephens Creek road at 7.30 p.m.; yesterday a utility collided…
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When his vision was obscured by dust raised by passing cattle on the Stephens Creek road at 7.30 p.m. on Monday. Leslie Ferry's utility col[?]leded with one…
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Mt. Gambler, March 31. — The Central council of the S.E. Dairymen's Association is to ask the Department of Agriculture to make available to…
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MELBOURNE. — The police have held a young man for questioning as a result of inquirles into the death of George…
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Sydney, April 5.—Merino comeback and fine crossbred wools advanced from five to seven per cent, at Sydney wool sates today. Fine crossbred wools…
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Canberra, April 6. — The Government will probably bring down legislation about the end of the month to ratify Australia's participation in the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Rise for Pastoral Workers Average Shearer About 23/10 Week Better Off
Sydney, April 6.—Increased rates of pay granted to shearers in the interim award announced today by the Federal Conciliation Commissioner (Mr. J. R. Donovan) will mean on additional annual cost of £250,000 to the pastoral industry,…
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Wellington (A.A.P.-Reuter). April 7 — It has bean officially announced that New Zealand has signed a five-year international wheat agreement which…
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The Shorthorn, sometime referred to as the "one cosmopalitan breed," is decended from the old north-cast of England cattle. The striking characteristics of the breed are its dual-purpose qualities. Its adaptability and impressive power. It has been exported to all parts of the world; changes…
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Sydney, April 5.—Merino comeback and fine crossbred wools advanced from five to seven per cent. at Sydney wool sales today. Fine crossbred wools…
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Canberra. April 6. — The Government will probably bring down legislation about the end of the month to [?] Australia's participation in the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Rise For Pastoral Workers Average Shearer About 23/10 Week Better Off
Sydney, April 6.—Increased rates of pay granted to shearers in the interim award announced today by the Federal Conciliation Commissioner (Mr. J. R. Donovan) will mean an additional annual cost of £250,000 to the pastoral industry…
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The wool market win very firm in Goulburn on Thursday, and prices showed an increase ranging from 5 to 10 per cent on March closing rates…
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NEW YORK, April 9.—The northern Nicaraguan volcano Cerro Nogra, erupted flercely, causing thousands of people in…
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Washington, April 10.—For the fifth time in its history America's wheat crop is expected to exceed 1,000 million bushels…
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Sydney, April 12.—Fifty-six million bushels of the New South Wales record wheat harvest still await transport at country railway stations…
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SYDNEY. — Fifty-six million bushels of New South Wales' record wheat harvest still await transport from country railway…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Crezv Bitter Because Wool Going to Russia
WELLINGTON (N.Z.). — Members of the U.S. crew of the Liberty ship Edward R. Squibb are bitter because the ship is to load 12,000 bales of wool for Russia at Wellington and Lyttelton…
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