Butter Prices
In his address to the members of the Numulgi branch of the Primary Producers' Union at Bexhill on Tuesday dealing with the present condition of the butter markets,…
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Farming & the land, 1925
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Butter Prospects
Mr. W. H. Clifford, who arrived at Byron Bay yesterday, questioned concerning the butter market prospects, stated that he has…
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For the months of January the Coraki butter factory manufactured 296, 040lbs, of butter, 11,294lbs being seconds. Output is 1768lbs. better than…
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Representatives of the Gippsland butter factories have just held a conference in Melbourne for the purpose of discussing the proposed formation…
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At a meeting of the North Coast Butter Factories Association held during the week, the pay for January's supplies was fixed at 10¼ pr lb, for…
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For the month of January the Manager reports:—Manufactured 296,0401bs. of butter 11,264lbs, being seconds. Output is 1768lbs. better than December last…
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Sir,—I have from time to time read suggestions in the "Express" as to the means of improving the price of butter, so that the dairy farmer would…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Butter Makets. How Danish is Buttressed
Danish butter is now round 250 per cwt., and speculation in this article is rampant, and is encouraged by the preference shown for this particular grade…
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BYRON BAY, Friday.—Mr. W, H. Clifford, who has arrived at Byron Bay was questioned concerning the butter market prospects. He stated that…
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The wide range of dairy utensils supplied by us is not equalled by any other firm. There is nothing we cannot supply, and the quality is always of…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—In the District Court to-day before [?]dge Seboles James Hugh Schmidt dairy tarmer, of Bangalow, sued George Halpin, horse trainer, of…
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TREGEAGLE, Thursday.—The monthly meeting of the Tregeagle-Chilcott's Grass branch of the Primary Producers' Union was held in the Tregeagle Hall…
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For the month of January Coraki Coop. Dairy Co. manufactured 296,040lbs. of butter, 11,264lbs. of which was second-class. The output was 1768lbs…
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LONDON, Thursday.--Butter is in active demand, both for the home and Continental markets. Arrivals have been well cleared. Australian…
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Casino Co-op. Dairy Co. will pay on the basis of 10¼d. for choicest and 8¼d. for second-class butter manufactured during January. The amount…
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The London butter market, which according to cable advices received on Monday last, stood at 140, is apparently very jumpy. A cable…
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PERTH, Friday.--A sensational bush fire swept Matanning yesterday, over a front of 20 miles. It is still raging over a few miles' front…
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Young " Chronicle: "In 26 working days, Mr. A. H Miller,of Young with his motor truck, carted 5,240 bags of wheat to various district…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Butter Market London Buyers' Active Demand Prices Slowly Recovering (Reuter.) LONDON
The butter market is active. There is a firm demand by both home and Continental buyers, and arrivals are being satisfactorily cleared…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →What of Our Cattle? Prominent Landowner Says Tweed Herds Are Deteriorating. Proposal to Improve the Breeds
Mr. E. G. J. Marks, of Bungalora, who was a prominent figure in the cattle ring at Tweed shows some years ago, expressed the opinion at…
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