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Farming & the land, 1952

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Wool Tops Unchanged

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 8 March 1952 · page 16

Prices of wool tops [?]steady at Bradford [?]Thursday. Prices were: Merino, [?]…

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EDITORIAL Boards sow no wheat

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 8 March 1952 · page 2

THE N.S.W. State Wheat Committee has adopted a resolution…

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Produce, Trade High-price store sheep trade falls

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 8 March 1952 · page 17

The general tempo of business among higher priced store sheep quietened this week. Stock priced below…

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Board Will Not Pay Freight On Wheat

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 8 March 1952 · page 4

MELBOURNE, Friday.—The Wheat Board has decided to provide Queensland and Tasmania…

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Big Drop In Wool Sent To Store

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 8 March 1952 · page 4

Mr. F. J. R. Gibson, for Sydney wool-selling brokers, said yesterday that from July 1, 1951, to…

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All about M.H.Rs. the Australian Parliamentary Handbook, edited by W. Farmer Whyte. Sydney: Angus and Robertson

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 8 March 1952 · page 14

ENGLAND has long had her Dod's "Parliamentary Companion," that fine reference book…

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Falling-off in blackberry crop

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 8 March 1952 · page 7

LITHGOW, Fri.--Agents who usually pay pickers £11,000 a year for blackberries have sent to Sydney only £200 worth this year…

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'Roo Hunt Big wool man Aiston didn't like the look of Chad's half dingo hut Irene Aiston very much liked the look of Chad

The World's News · Saturday 8 March 1952 · page 18

CHAD GREEN couldn't have picked a worse station on which to shoot kangaroos than Aroona. Hugh Aiston owned Aroona, and Aiston…

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Magazine for Women New ways with WOOL

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 9 March 1952 · page 34

CHECKS ranging in size from boldly patterned designs to those so fine they look like a plain material are tops in the newest woollen weaves…

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Dairy of a Doctor who tells Sleep is a wonderful tonic

The Sun · Sunday 9 March 1952 · page 2

"HULLO, Shirley," I said to the first of the Makinson children I brought into the…

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Cattle maniac strikes again

The Sun · Monday 10 March 1952 · page 16

MAITLAND, Monday. -- The maniac, believed to have been responsible for stabbing 20 cattle in…

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Q. N. PASTORAL Co. Profit Higher

The Sun · Monday 10 March 1952 · page 15

Queensland National Pastoral Co. Ltd; earned a net profit, of £85,024 for the year ended December…

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Lond. Wool Sales

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 10 March 1952 · page 4

LONDON, March 9 (A.A.P.).—The Committee of London Wool Brokers announced last Friday that Australia will offer 10.000 of the 48,000 bales…

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Sheep Prices Hold at Home Bush Sales

Daily Mirror · Monday 10 March 1952 · page 15

Although competition was keen, values for sheep showed little change at Home bush sales today. Sheep yardings increased slightly to 21,728 head of…

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Less Demand for Wool Buyers Cautious

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 10 March 1952 · page 4

World production of raw wool continues to outstrip consumption. Total world supplies of raw…

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50-50 Letterettes in Fifty Words Trams and butter, too

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 10 March 1952 · page 12

Mr. Calwell wants legislation passed preventing migrants from buying occupied homes…

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"The Ripper" Strikes Again at Dairy Herd

Daily Mirror · Monday 10 March 1952 · page 4

MAITLAND, Mon. -- Two more heifers were found stabbed to death on Br. Amos Rumbel's…

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Wool Firmer

The Sun · Tuesday 11 March 1952 · page 9

MELBOURNE, Tuesday --Merino wool prices at the Geelong sales today firmed about 5 pc on last…

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Strong Bid for Cattle

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 11 March 1952 · page 16

Demand was strong and prices steady for the small numbers of prime cattle at…

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Drought drives sheep from west

The Sun · Tuesday 11 March 1952 · page 7

Drought in western NSW is so bad that some stations have had to market or move every sheep, Broken Hill Pastures Protection Board secretary A. J. Beston said today. "Surface water has…

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