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Farming & the land, 1953

8,304 stories in Sydney's papers · page 18 of 250

Letters to Editor Wool Fibre and Synthetics Important Points Of Difference

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 20 January 1953 · page 2

Sir,—Recent articles by Professor Hunter ("Herald," January 2 and 3) have adequately presented the case for…

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Export Wheat

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 1

New South Wales would have between five and six million bushels of wheat for export in 1953, the Australian Wheat Board…

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Ordeal Of Trucked Cattle

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 2

Sir,—Further to Michael Sawtell's remark ("Herald," January 21) that when cattle fall down in tightly packed…

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Fine Wool Irregular

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 37

All merinos except better quality and style spinners' wools were firm at Sydney…

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Wool Exports Higher

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 1

Wool exports for the first five months of the current financial year were worth £137,416,000 compared with £111,970,000 for…

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Sheep now at economic limit

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 36

Australia now is carrying 118 million sheep--about the economic limit, according to the annual report of the Rural Bank. The Bank says the…

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Heavy British wool buying

The Sun · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 2

Heavy buying by UK operators, pushed by the Continent, kept wool values at firm levels at…

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Brighter British Wool Trade

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 1

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd. report : — No developments have arisen which dim the prospects for wool sales in the opening periods of 1953. Prices for Bradford tops have been maintained and no appreciable changes upward or downward…

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Good Competition at Sydney Wool Sales

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 3

The Sydney wool sales continued yesterday under good competition from the United Kingdom, Japan,…

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25,000 Bales for Next Wool Sales

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 8

NEWCASTLE, Wed.--First Newcastle wool sale of the year is listed for January 27, 28 arid 29,…

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Australians Wheat Harvest Likely To Be Near-record

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 6

CANBERRA, Tuesday.—Australia's wheat crop for 1952-53 is now estimated at 179.8 million bushels-a near-record, the acting Commonwealth Statistician, Mr…

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Bank Loan Prospects Aid To Farmers

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 8

The banking system appears likely to be called upon to increase the amount of financial accommodation…

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After Three Exciting Years She'll Settle For A Farm

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 27

A young Sydney girl, who was awarded the Korean Star and the U.N.O. Star, was smuggled into Balmoral Castle under a tarpaulin, and spent a day looking over Barrogill Castle in Scotland, the Queen Mother's new home, is now planning to settle as a farmer's wife near Manilla. N.S.W…

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After Three Exciting Years She'll Settle For A Farm

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 27

A young Sydney girl, who was awarded the Korean Star and the U.N.O. Star, was smuggled into Balmoral Castle under a tarpaulin, and spent a day looking over Barrogill Castle in Scotland, the Queen Mother's new home is now planning to settle as d farmer's wife near Manilla. N.S.W…

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After Three Exciting Years She'll Settle For A Farm

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 27

A young Sydney girl, awarded the Korean Star and the U.N.O. Star, was smuggled into Balmoral Castle under a tarpaulin, and spent a day looking over Barrogill Castle in Scotland, the Queen Mother's new home, is now planning to settle as a farmer's wife hear Manilla. N.S.W…

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After Three Exciting Years She'll Settle For A Farm

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 27

A Young Sydney girl, who was awarded the Korean Star and the U.N.O. Star, was smuggled into Balmoral Castle under a tarpaulin, and spent a day looking over Barrogill Castle in Scotland, the Queen Mother's new home, is now planning tb settle as a farmer's wife near Manilla. N.S.W…

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After Three Exciting Years She'll Settle For A Farm

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 27

A young Sydney girl, who was awarded the Korean Star and the U.N.O. Star, was smuggled into Balmoral Castle under a tarpaulin, and spent a day Booking over Barrogill Castle in Scotland, the Queen Mother's new home, is now planning' to settle as a wife near Manilla, N.S.W…

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After Three Exciting Years She'll Settle For A Farm

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 27

A young Sydney girl, who was awarded the Korean Star and the U.N.O. Star, was smuggled into Balmoral Castle under a tarpaulin, and spent a day looking over Barrogill Castle in Scotland, the Queen Mother's new home, is now planning to settle as a farmer's wife near Manilla N.S.W…

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After Three Exciting Years She'll Settle For a Farm

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 27

A young Sydney girl, who was awarded the Korean Star and the U.N.O. Star was smuggled, into Balmoral Castle under a tarpaulin, and spent a day looking oyer Barrogill Castle in Scotland, the Queen Mother's new home, is now planning to settle as a farmer's wife near Manilla, N.S.W…

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After Three Exciting Years She'll Settle. For A Farm

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 21 January 1953 · page 27

A Young Sydney girl, who was awarded the Korean Star and the U.N.O. Star, was smuggled into Balmoral Castle under a tarpaulin, and spent a day looking over Barrogill Castle in Scotland, the Queen Mother's new home is now planning to settle as d farmer's wife near Manilla N.S.W…

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