New Pastoral Leases in N.t
Canberra — The Minister for Territories, Mr. Paul Hazluck, said that the Northern Territory Administration was throwing open more than 16,000 square…
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Farming & the land, 1952
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Butter to Rise Next Week
Melbourne.—The Federal Minister ior Commerce and Agriculture, Mr. J. McEwen, said that there seemed to be…
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Melbourne. — Butter would be more than 4/2 a lb. this year if old stocks were not included in Tuesday's 1/…
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Following on the recent appeal to the Arbitration Court by the Australian Workers' Union and…
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The District Prices Officer (Mr. F. Settle) said today that from tomorrow the retail price of butter and…
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Griffith. — The longplanned airlift of Corriedale sheep to Israel will begin next month…
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The local prices officer, Mr. Settle, issued the following statement on the rises in the price of and butter. Those new…
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In an attempt to forestall the rise in the price of butter, which took effect to- day, local housewives commenced blitz buying last Wednesday, and some shops…
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A party of cattle graziers from Victoria and New South Wales spent a few hours in Broken Hill yesterday before…
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Sydney, June 30.-The executive council of the Australian Workers Union decided today to ask the Federal Government to place no…
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Adelaide, June 30.—Saying that [?] production now exceeded consumer[?] the Preside of the J.E. Hitchins at its an[?] fer[?] here today, he…
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There have been some interesting comments made concerning woll in the past few days. As the chief Australian primary industry,…
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Adelaide, July 1.—There would be an increased demand for wool from Australia it war flared in Korea…
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Melbourne—A rush for margarine at 2/7 a lb., in Melbourne, in the past two days, indicated growing buyer resistance to butter at 4/1½ lb…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Elegant Models in Wool
Beautiful wool fabrics made the charming and elegant models from France, Italy, the United…
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[?] Australian Wool Board Photograph Griffe styles this [?] in rasp[?]erry shaggy wool it…
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137/9 Australian Wool Board Photograph This Charming early Autumn tal[?]leur is made by Falls in [?] worsied. The enormous belt [?] are [?] with [?]…
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At Perth last Friday the curtain was rung on what will be one of the most memorable selling season's in the annals of wool, says Dalgety's News Service…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →After-ski outfit in red and black wool
Italian designer Tizzoni created this after-ski outfit, which was featured in the International Wool Secretariat's recent London show. The narrow trousers are in red handwoven wool and…
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Melbourne. — Australia's estimated wheat harvest this year would be 10,000,000 bushels lower than last year,…
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