Price rises spark debate in Canberra Parliament
Mr Dedman dismissed claims of excessive government control as prices surged in Canberra. He argued the capitalist system and private profits kept inflation in check, while opponents pressed for faster central action to curb rising costs in essentials like milk and potatoes.
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Dedman
House of Repraeriteative
Country Party
Faddent
Mir Padden
Canberra
Commonwealth 2
Pric
Witldrawe
Lenark
Weniely
Address by D Bakewell at 71st pastoral convention in Sydney
D Bakewell of Farnley Benalla gave an address at the 71st annual pastoral convention in Sydney, surveying key challenges facing farmers. The Ensign publishes his full report noting drought effects, wool prices, coal and fuel policies, and government actions impacting rural industry and productivity.
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Sydney
D. Bakewell
Farnley
Benalla
Graziers’ Federal Council
Australian Wool Growers’ Council
Australia
Ensign
Gow
Cri Hey
Peter Lofaoley
Caryan
Cordier
Peter Wee
Heeeiiitier
Wien
Fia
Lon
Dovernimiene
Asec
Avedon
Lee
Minera
Pilih Colum
Stock Market at Uvell Market Report on Fat Cattle Sale
Watts, Turnbull & Co report a very large attendance at Uvell sale with Melbourne exporters and regional buyers. Fat cattle were well bred and high quality. prices showed improved rates for prime stock and store cattle sold firm. Sheep and ewe offerings met steady demand, with strong interest from Melbourne buyers and local consignors. The next stock sale is scheduled for Tuesday, July 28.
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Watts, Turnbull & Co
Uvell
Mt Benalla
Liem
Melbourne
Tutctiers
Siveppartan
Euroa
Violet Town
Deverlah
Pati Cully
Walune
Tronie
Thoona
C. Mughan
Kiev
Kiev! ‘Vioona
Albert Heaney
OE Gren
Gia
Mic Ar
Chivers
BE. Hughan
FE Bivins
Rinnstye Vale
Theo
BE Green
Ile
Lede
Miew Ho Mogan
Winebury
Frasik Chivers
Mir & Hingis
DE Orne
Betate
Ghirdines
J Wallace
Jay
Cundy
Murcia
Too
Erin
Larry
Bayere
Bbeliers
Petitalae
Amd
A. J Retius
Florenor Onurt
Fo Willcock
A. Harriss
A. J. Ginnivan
Bila
Hoh. Ghregeree
W E Webb and Son
K E W. Lew
Hob
Hey Weed
Shorn Wetlers
Ji T Croxford
J.T Bunworth
al Bijan
A Heywood
Webb
Yuri
Tidanvbs
Shearers Accommodation Act Proclaimed in 1850
The Shearers Accommodation Act comes into effect January 2 1850 requiring employers with five or more shearers to provide workers with housing air space cooking facilities hygiene and clothing storage. The act aims to improve conditions for shearers and sheep owners and to prevent skilled workers from leaving the industry.
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Meeday
Dennett
Woolly aphis on apples needs winter spraying
Victorian Agriculture officers warn woolly aphis on apple trees require winter spraying to control populations when parasitic wasps are inactive in cool seasons. Use plain oil spray in July or August to penetrate crowded canopies and reduce overwintering pests.
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Department of Agriculture
Aphis
Benalla fortnightly sale shows firm demand across cattle and sheep
Robinson and Monds Rothneen and Mantle report a well attended Tuesday sale at Benalla with increased value across prime bullocks and heifers. Dairy cattle and store cattle sold firm with strong yarding of lambs and a solid fat sheep section.
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A. Heywood
Warrenbayne
Walter Lewis
A. le Pol- Potdeva
Lurg
F R. Robinson
Tom the
Miles M. Nichol
Ben Danger Felt
J. Prod
HW. Schule
Tom Green
Tiaranes
Woo
Geo
Campbell
Mim
Monelson
Wethers
G. Rotinoor
Ewes
J. Rethua
Florence Court
Hill Bros
LAMBS
Alf Lee
P. Wisdeman
R. Green
Willis Sanders
Geo. McPadzean
Geo. Hanburgh
Lea Dawson
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile sheep sale at fair attendance
The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd held its usual fortnightly sale on Thursday 7 July with a good turnout of buyers. Fat wethers and lambs sold close to recent prices. top prices were 54/9 for a pen of fat wethers and 53/1 for a top lamb from Mr John Merman of Anderholme, with other consignors including Hooper and Green. Store sheep and cattle also featured with mixed demand and varied prices across categories.
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Iomand Loan & Mercentile Agency Co. Ltd
E J. Rock
Pat Lambs
Mir John Merman
Anderon
Theee
Ciner Pers Nee Panie
Hooper
Deooramtet
Ken Hooper
RJ Green
Nori Winven
Spinks
F Toavie
Aed
J T Banworth
Martin
Parevicite Wales
Primo Folfere
Ashweight Weller
Pritis Lehtwelint
Pig and Calf Market Report at Betalla Market
The Pig and Calf Market at Betalla on Tuesday 2ath Af featured strong competition and higher prices for heavy bacon pigs and good calves. Sellers reported a broad range of prices with several named buyers and top consignments, and the next sale by May Ltd. seeks entries.
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A&a Co
Betalla
Ekpore
Rites
Bruce Wallace
Gora
Mod. Cirogan
Ho Trask
Ganoners
BE. Nolan
Wo Vallender
G. Hames
W. Burns
Mush Lewe
Dea
WH Sherer
J. Fo Womsbury
Dat. Coghul
Moy Lo Megree
Wis
Clementia
Herb Warnock
Mia P Hi
J. Ro Brown
Porkers
JY. Vallender
J. E R. Aaron
RV. Wright
M Baines
FO. Kolland
Erin Murray
T J
Sawyer
Uris
Oo Ho Meaney
Accaung
J Mo Mclror
Ho Dames
EB Hoammened
Mo Oo Levier
A. Staettare
DO Toveriaie
Ray Irvine
M_ Statsford
DD. Thwerdale
Roy Irvine
Stafford
MM Moore
J. McNiven
J F Woodbury
Sm Jaen
A. Ogaborne
Ff Monaghan
A J Gunn
F Martin
Miles P Amm
Loy
Tuneday, Maly Ltd
Agriculture Film Screenings Planned Across Rural Centres
The Department of Agriculture through its Mobile Film Unit will screen documentaries at centers in the next four weeks. Listings include Kaniva, Badgers Creek Hall Healonville, Wangaratta and Geelong with dates in July and August. Secretaries of agricultural societies and Young Farmers' Clubs urged to apply. the department provides operator projector and films free of charge. local groups must supply a suitable hall with electricity.
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Department of Agriculture
Agrouluinal and Pastoral Society
Kanive
Badgers Creek Hall
Healonville
Victorian Dalrymen's Association
Wangaratta
Australian Primary Producers’ Union
Highton
Geelong
Boronia
Bendigo Agricultural Society
Bendigo
Melbourne
Lice Treatment Method for Fowls in Victoria
Victorian Agriculture officers report an effective lice control method for fowls. The process uses warm water, a low stirring temperature, and careful handling to rub lice from feathers then a brief immersion of the head. Birds are dried in good weather and retreated after 10 to 12 days to destroy hatched lice.
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Lew Lee
Aupe Speer
Woodbury
Tromost Stmert
Glen
Wes
J. Ginnifer
Mak Virani
Weil
J. 8. Chifley
Haa
Ford Motor Company of Australia Pty. Ltd
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Fordson Major Tractore
Orcharda
Dagenham
Eng
D. R. McPherson
Ford Service
Pastoral Industry Survey
R. D. Bakewell
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Unay
Crewto Vent
Baduetry
Gr Caommenwearth
Bety Dubata
Ia Weporis
Trauperte
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Unda
Eure
Prine
Crow-Roada
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Austelay
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Mewes
J Gall
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JT Buneorth
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M.C. Grifiths
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Woo Prien
HL. Webb
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