Subsidy Of Butter
Melbourne—The Australian Primary Producers' Union will ask the Federal Minister for Commerce and…
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Farming & the land, 1951
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Butter May Be Dearer Government Will Not Increase Subsidy
Adelaide, July 17.—The Premier, Mr. Playford, was informed today by the chairman of the State Prices Ministers, conference, Mr. Finnan, that the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Children or Beef Rustlers? Cattle Driven From Abattoirs At Week-End Few Recovered As Yet
During the week-end more than 70 cattle, destined for Broken Hill tables, disappeared from their yards at the abbatoirs. Police are investigating, but up until late yesterday…
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Adelaide, July 17.—Police tonight are investigating the death of Reuben Rogers, farmer, of Hanson, near Burra, and his wife Stella on their farm…
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London, July 17.—A policeman, wounded by a gunman trying to shoot his way through a police cordon,…
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Sydney.—Australian butter selling openly in Tokio (Japan) for 8/6 a lb. A. Melbourne businessman,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Horse Trainer to Spell Team to Shear Sheep
Melbourne.— Trainer Harry Coleman, of Murtoa, who won the President's Handicap at Bendigo yesterday, with-Erin Bank, will spell his team of horses.for the. next few months, while…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Butchers Shown New Machine to Skin Cattle Leaves Skin Untouched; Raises Value
About 25 members of the Master Butchers Association were given a demonstration at the abattoirs yesterday of a machine designed to skin cattle without the risk of cutting or scouring the hide…
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Adelaide.—Reuben Rogers, farmer, and his wife Stella both about 50, were found dead on their property at…
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"TRY IT YOURSELF." Mr. J. A. Gibson (left) of Balaklava, who won first prizes in four sections, invites the runner-up,Mr. C. J. Campion, of Orroroo, to taste the winning butter. Both are taking part in the annual…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Ballot Papers for Wool Growers Referendum
Canberra, July 13.—Ballot papers for the referendum of Australian wool growers on the proposed minimum reserve price plan for wool will be…
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The Deputy Town Clerk (Mr. H. Pearce) when spoken to yesterday in reference to cattel straying in Patton Street (as pointed out in the letter by…
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Brisbane. — One hundred and thirty-nine heifers, worth £2000, died during a 100mile rail journey to…
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Brisbane. — One hundred and thirty-nine heifers, worth £2000, died during a 100mile rail journey to…
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Naples, July 20. — With the aid of a tattered parchment scroll, three men in priestly garb…
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Naples, July 20.— With the aid of a tattered parchment scroll, three men in priestly garb…
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Melbourne. — A decision about a butter price increase is not likely to be made until August 3. The…
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Local butter supplies are not yet back to normal, although two of the smaller wholesalers have had quotas increased. The largest local supplier has not had an increase in margin…
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Sydney.—Australia's wool for 1950-51 season realised the record total of £636,330,574. The average…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Graziers and Funds for Wool Research
Canberra—Graziers contributed nothing to the wool research done by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, said the Minister in charge…
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