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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1950
Page
9
A collection of items including programs menus minutes and forms related to Hons Constitutions and Articles of Association prepared at brief notice. The title indicates miscellaneous governance documents and schedules from several organizations.
Depositive received from id upwards and langer renamed at the Cairns Co operative Weekly Penny Savings Bank Limited. Open Week Days 10 am to 5 pm, Saturday 9 50 am. Office of the Secretary 1, Barmag next School of Arts Building Shield Street Cairns.
Poultry notes warn heat waves on the east coast of Australia can kill flocks. During extreme heat, birds pant, gulp, and huddle, creating deadly traps. to reduce temperatures, use water spray systems, whitewash root areas, provide shaded, cool spots, and ensure ample drinking water and diffuser spray around poultry houses.
Late planting of pumpkins marrows and squashes is expected to continue through December. On light soil crops not following a heavily fertilised crop need frequent shallow cultivation to spread roots and prevent damage. Dry periods may require rain, but water must be used carefully to avoid mildew. Early pumpkin crops appear on markets. harvests of marrow and squash should occur before full development to avoid softness and flavor loss. Pumpkins kept in stacks to protect from insects and spoilage.
An article by Donald Culross Peattie in the January issue describes the giant sequoia, its habitat in groves across a 250 mile range, and notable trees like the General Sherman and Calaveras Grove. It notes longevity, resistance to decay, and the rarity of new groves beyond these giants.
Rotational grazing of calves is discussed as a practice endorsed by the Department of Agriculture and Industry authorities. The text notes that wet and cloudy conditions affect grazing plans, with eye estimation and rough measures used when precise data are unavailable.
In a Farmers Department bulletin, dairymen are urged to store lucerne hay and chaff for next season as rains improve supply and pasture reduces need for nether facing. High quality hay remains preferred over chaff for dairy cows, with careful storage to prevent mould and a focus on well cured hay.
A government special committee of experts reviews safeguards to control exporting British works of art manuscripts armour and antiques. The group will assess possible arrangements to ensure practical enforcement of export restrictions and advise on policy measures.
Innisfail committee discusses cadet corps expansion in schools amid calls for compulsory cadet training in federal bill. They plan outreach to families, recruit literature, and potential medical boards, with proposals for a northern deployment and a formal recommendation to the Federal Government.
The Tower of London custody passes to Exel Wavell amid a ceremony on Tower Green. The Lord Chamberlain will deliver the sceptre in the King’s name to Viscount Alan Brooks as the new custodian, marking a historic transition at Britain’s oldest royal fortress.
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