Forestry policy argues state control for long term gains
The article argues government responsibility for forestry due to private investors' impatience for long-term dividends. It discusses state management as better suited to long rotations, planning, and technical study, and warns against over artificial planting while stressing near-market siting, mixed species, and regeneration to ensure future timber supply.
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Germany
Queensland
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Florida
India
Philippines
Queensland Forest Service
Urisbane
Rockhampton Botanical Gardens
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J B Kellys Butchery Established in 1904
J B Kellys Butchery, founded in 1904, continues to serve customers with a lasting loyal customer base.
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Queensland Forest Growth Prospects and Hardening Plantings
A report from the Imbil Forest Experiment Station highlights rapid growth of Cedrela odgium and other species, including Blackbutt on Fraser Island. Queensland aims to plant 5000 acres annually from next year to meet timber needs, with costs of £100,000 per year and rising by 25% yearly for forest protection and regeneration efforts.
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Imbll Forest Experiment Station
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Mackay Notes on Sugar Mills and Cane Production Issues
The Mackay correspondent reports rumour and debate over local sugar mills and cane supply. Farmers face high costs and potential closures as drought and a persistent strike affect shipments and payments, with prices looming around per ton and protests over regulation and profit.
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Eles
Fatuat Reduced Pl Under Bor-Musao Accord
The fragment notes a reduced plan under the Bor-Musao accord involving Fatuat. Details are unclear in the OCR snippet but indicate easing or adjustment of a previously stated arrangement. Further readable context is needed for precise entities and dates.
Peter's Cafe to Replace Aroney's on Street
A fragmented notice indicates Peter's Cafe will take over the site of Aroney's Cafe on a local street. It notes past support and invites readers to visit and experience the new establishment, signaling a cautious transition for the neighborhood eatery.
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Aroney
Amr
Textile stitching boost aids pale lady wilt fight
Fragmentary OCR notes reference stitching techniques and a pale lady, with uncertain terms and scattered terms like Mines, Horustibolgag, and Sawin. The text hints at a horticultural or medical discussion but lacks coherent facts.
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