Land Nationalsation Debate at Auckland Farmers Union Conference
At the Auckland Farmers' Union annual conference Mr F F Dye moved to protest against land nationalisation and argued the last session's Crown land sale opened for settlement was a first step. Other speakers warned of injustice to the North Island and urged that no tenure be satisfactory without freehold after residence and improvements. The conference backed the call for optional tenure applying to all settlements.
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Auckland
Farmers’ Union
FF. Dye
Cea Oo
Dye
Dominion
Canada
Mr Dye
New Zealand
Duxfield
North Island
L. R. Phillips
Bell
Thames Valley
Beekeeping Experiments Advance Across State Farms
Mr Isaac Hopkins reports on experimental work at Wairanga and Kauakura to improve honey ripening and maturity. Researchers aim to formulate testing standards to reduce honey moisture below 16 percent and prevent fermentation. The Apiaries Act is being conformed with and progress is expected to yield excellent results, with one Auckland beekeeper expanding to 1000 colonies.
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Isaac Hopkins
Auckland
Wairanga
Kauakura
Ruatkura
Hopkins
Woods' Great Pepper Medicine Recalled in Mock Scene
A playful street exchange ends with a man handing a bottle of Woods' Great Pepper Medicine to a girl as a humorous remark about her cushions and a sudden shock. The scene captures a lighthearted, improvisational moment on the block.
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London Bridge
Il Distribution
Ashburton
R. D. Johnston
Victorian Agent Warns on Butter Packing and Labels
Mr B Levien reports to the Agricultural Department on packing flaws in bulk butter shipments. He notes carelessly packed pats with varying shapes and incomplete paper wrapping causing discoloration. He urges neat wrapping, accurate weights around 15 oz, and clear labeling to avoid spoilage and boost sales.
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It. B. Levien
China
Japa
Agricultural Department
Hoe
Algo
Wellington
Wool Market Ties to American Crisis Hit New Zealand Farmers
The wool market suffers as the American financial crisis drains demand, cutting fat wool values and pelts and hemp prices. London reports suggest recovery hinges on renewed American demand, with New Zealand producers hoping for price improvements when US confidence returns.
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Dominion
Wellington
North Island
Wall-street
America
London
United States
New Zealand
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