Average butter prices in London and export policy review
The Australian Dairy Produce Board reports the 1934 average weekly price of Australian butter in London, notes a peak period in 1933–34, and discusses quality controls and export regulations. It covers butter grading, potential prohibitions on pastry butter, and efforts to boost direct shipments to UK outports while coordinating with the Commonwealth Dairy Produce Equalisation Committee.
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Australian Dairy Produce Board
Teo
Agrcultural Counci
South Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
Vtori
Western Australia
Tasmania
Laport
Australia
London
United Kingdom
Commonwealth Dairy Produce Equalisation Committee Limited
Australian Trade
Great Briain
Mr. Hyland
Bern
Inter
Butter Publicity Committee
Cook Shire Elections Nominations Lead to One Ballot
Cooktown February 13 candidates in three of four divisions will be unopposed at the forthcoming shire elections. Division No. 1 faces a ballot with four nominees for chairman. A. S. Sampson and Je Fe Me will contend, while W. H. Baker and Peter Kenny seek Division No. 1 seats. No. 3 and No. 4 divisions remain with incumbents unopposed or facing limited contests. Balloting for chairman occurs across divisions except No. 4 where a policing booth is planned.
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Cooktown
Cook Shire
Nown
A. S. Sampson
Peter Kenny
W.H Baker
W. A. McAuliffe
Pla Miller
RC Solomon
A. C Walce
A.C Wallace
G. J. Phillips
Messrs. Chandler
J. Savage
Mr. C
Staley Murray
Ingham Notes and Local Council Updates
Ingham notes report February rainfall at 14 inches with an average two inches daily and mention Main Roads work near Ewan, including a bridge over the Stone River and graveling of 280 miles in the district. Obituaries note deaths of Charles Moumser and Gertrude Henderson. A Japanese man, Tom Nishi, earns a three month sentence for vagrancy and lack of means to support himself. A proposed water diversion scheme from Tully Murray and Herbert rivers via Burdekin River is slated for the Federation of Commerce conference. Commerce board backs using hemlock timber for butter shipments and urges department adoption of suitable timbers for exports.
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Ingham
G. Ei
Kennedy
Ewan
Tae Main Roads Commission
Grewery
Tableland
Gulf
Stone River
Myles
Teshire
Astrier
Charles Moumser
Townsville
Victora Mall
Gertrude Henderson
Thomas Henderson
Shire Council
Rgham Hospital
Thi
Dy Bradfield
Tully
Murray
Herbert
Burdelon
Federation of Chambers of Commerce
Inear Chamber of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Queensland
Curious era of sun power and mind bending colour tricks
London reports on early solar energy hopes and color psychology experiments. It notes Archimedes inspired ideas, claims a desert solar lattice could power the world, and cites color changes in a factory canteen and a Thames bridge painting reducing staff complaints. It also mentions radio program relays by telephone in Russia and odd health and tech notes.
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London
Archimedes
Ivia
Womens
Thames
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