Labor Unrest. Victorian Wheat-handling
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--Unrest is apparent in union circles, owing, it is stated, to the policy of employers, supported by the State Government, in giving preference to…
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Wheat or Stock. the Financial Aspect
Mr. W. G. Ashford, Minister for Lands, expresses his satisfaction upon hearing of Professor Lefroy's assurances that the danger ofour large accumulation of wheat being…
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The teed legal maximum prices of wheat, bread, flour, bran, and pollard remained unchanged yesterday. There were 620 tone of wheat and 314 tone…
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The suggestion by the State Cabinet that growers should consider the advisableness or, to fleme oxtont. substituting stock-rasing or wheat production, has led to the further…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--In the financing of the scheme for the guarantee of the 4s f.o.b. to farmers for this season's crop some doubt has arisen as to the respective liabilities of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →To Amalgamate. N.Z. Pastoral Union and A.W.U. [?]
The New Zealand [?] Union took a [?] Australian [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →On the Land. Wheat Weevil. Can Be Controlled
"I am willing to put down my professional reputation and say we have the situation in hand if the States will back us up, and I have not the slightest doubt they will do so…
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The organisations representing producers' interests have boon invited by the Government to lake part in the Stock v. Wheat Conference at Parliament House next Tuesday afternoon, The…
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Irish farmers are not allowed to deal directly in the cereals they raise. They cannot take any Government contracts for grain. According to present regulations, cereals…
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GOULBURN.—Mr. F. Shepherd, of Teneriffe, Goulburn, has a splendid apricot crop—5000 rases from about 750 trees. The quality is excellent. Mr. Shepherd has adopted the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Produce. Dairy. New-laid Eggs Selling Well
With one or two exceptions, a brisk trade was effected in the dairy produce section of the Sussex-street markets yesterday. There was again a keen inquiry for bacon…
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Dunnes, Thursday.--The season has been an unprecedentedly good one. Right through there has not been u brown tlnge on the verdure-clad hills which surround the town…
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We find wheat cultivation in a precarious condition. Reduced areas each year; and this is chiefly brought about by the uncertainty of labor, and…
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The Chief Secretary (Mr. Fuller) stated that although a number of invitations had been issued to various bodies and persons interested in the…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Sheep and Wool Grower Dipping Sheep Twelve Years' Experience
Mr. E. E. Hudson, Jeir Station, Yass, writes:— I am sending you a few notes and hints re dipping sheep. With so much…
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During the past two years fluke has been very prevalent in both cattle and sheep, but more particularly in the latter, and it lias been extremely…
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The number of cattle yarded yesterday was a few over 1100 head, from 50 owners. This was rather, a small supply. All qualities were represented, but good and useful…
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Fifty-two consignments, representing a supply of 1335 cattle, were listed for sale, and the yardings totalled 1431. These included practically all descriptions of veal…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Wool and Meat or Wheat Daily Newspaper Criticism
An article in Thursday's "Daily Telegraph" threw cold water on the proposed conference of primary producing Interests. We are told that "the…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Farmers and Wheat
PERTH, Thursday:--The Farmers and Settlers' Association has protested against the payment of any compensation to the wheat acquiring agents displaced under the new…
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