S.A. Wool Sales
Adelaide, June 17.—The wool market in Adelaide to-day continued firm on the opening rates, with a strong…
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Farming & the land, 1953
371 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 11 of 19
Adelaide Wool Sales
Adelaide, June 18.—The final wool sale was held to-day with prices firm on the previous two days. Bidding…
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It is estimated that in the next two years the Netherlands will require 1,200,000 tons of bread grain a year…
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The world's longest cattle airlift will start today when, four A.N.A. Bristol Freighters fly 32 stud bulls to…
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MELBOURNE, Two Australian National Airways freigher planes will carry Australia's…
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MELBOURNE, Two Australian National Airways freigher planes will carry Australia's…
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Adelaide: There will be no rationing of superphosphate for farmers in the coming season…
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Adelaide: There will be no rationing of superphosphate for farmers in the coming season…
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Entries for the Country Women's Association wool and handicraft exhibition will be received at the…
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The C o u n try Women's Association annual wool arid handicraft exhibition was…
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Sydney, June 25: Storekeepers rushed to buy butter from distributing firms today before the anticipated…
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The Carnation theme was well in evidence at the annual wool and handicrafts exhibition staged by the Country Women's Association at the New Masonic Hall yesterday…
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LONDON: Farmer J. E. King has solved the mystery of the destruction of the Long Barrow,…
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LONDON: Farmer J. E. King has solved the mystery of the destruction of the Long Barrow,…
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WASHINGTON, New Zealand and Denmark would be able to export more than 500,000 lb…
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And those mannequins (from left), Margaret Ed wards, Gwenda Bevege, and Karen Hill, stood by, snug…
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Commenting on the change of title of the Australian Wool Board to the Australian Wool Bureau from July 1, Mr. Douglas T. Boyd announced that he would not be a member. The functions of the bureau are substantially the same as those of the…
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Murwillumbah, July 7: A detective said today he believed a deliberate attempt was made to kill four…
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Sydney, July 8: The Australian wool market entered the 1953-54 season in the statistically strongest…
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Adelaide: Death and accident have taken from a Myrla farmer the aid of his two sons, aged nine and eleven years, who had been helping him with seeding. Myrla is 15 miles…
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