Commercial Letter. Sydney, Tuesday. Export Butter
The Commonwealth graders at Sydney examined for export during the week ending February 12 a total of 29,487 boxes of butter, of which 5874 were unsalted…
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Farming & the land, 1921
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The Butter Supply. Opposition to Winter Storage
Australia's butter supply both for home consumption and for export, was the subject under discussion at a meeting of the Co-op. Butter and Cheese Factories' Association,…
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At Home bush cattle market today 3035 head were yarded, representing 120 owners. The market was irregular. Queensland owners sent a fair number…
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Large quantities of butter continue to arrive from coastal factories. Today's shipments comprise over 23,000 boxes, of which Byron Bay factory…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Potato Arrivals. Heavy Crops in Tasmania. SYDNEY
The Sealark and the Melbourne have between them a total of 25,000 bags of potatoes for Sydney, besides 30,900, bags for transhipment to Newcastle…
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A summary of the condition of crops, stock, and pastures in New South Wales during the month,of January has been compiled. It shows that the season continued…
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CAPETOWN, Saturday.—Mr. and Mrs. Baynes are proceeding to Australasia by the Ascanius, leaving on Monday Mr. Baynes is one of the most prominent farmers of…
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Mr. G. J. McRae, president of the P.P. Union, delivered an address at the Raleigh District. Council meeting in Febraury 5, in which he made some caustic remarks on…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Milk suppliers of Unanderra have decided not in send milk to the Sydney distributing companies until better prices are received. Very little milk…
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The Berrima District Farm and Dairy Company, Ltd., report under date 18th February:—Butter: Ample supplies of choicest quality butter were available during the…
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Mr. Osborne, secretary of the Co-operative Butter and Cheese Factories Associations, taken an optimistic view of the outlook of the…
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SYDNEY. Wednesday.—Though America imports huge quantities of butter, very little was received in that country from Australia last…
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Jerseys.—Judge, Mr. T. H. Booker (Alstonville). Bull showing more than 4 teeth, W. Bower 1, F. G Flower 2. Bull, showing more than 2 per. teeth, but not more than…
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It was no use saying it can't be done, said Mr. Bulmer. "I have seen choicest butter marked up for sale at Manly for 27; at Bondi for 28, and…
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Four representatives of the Co-op. Dairy Distributing Societies of Denmark recently visited the United States to find a market for the excess…
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This brought them to the price of butter. He was afraid that so far as the Pool Committee and Mr. McRae were concerned, the Board did not see…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Sydney wool sales were continued to-day. The offerings totalled 5452 bales. The greater proportion was western wool, and was to a great…
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The ladies' committee of the Casino District Hospital wrote to Monday's meeting of the shareholders of the Casino Dairy Co., Ltd., asking for a…
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In continuation of our report of the 36th half-yearly meeting of shareholders in the Casino Co-operative Daily Co., Ltd., from last issue, on resuming…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Show Cattle for Brisbane. the Tick Regulations
Mr. R. S. Maynard, secretary of the Illawarra Milking Short horn Association of Queensland, addressing a meeting of cattlemen at Bangalow yesterday afternoon, said…
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