Maize Board Meeting at Atherton Tolga Silos Start May 24
Atherton Maize Board notes show discussions on silo operations, maize intake, and a 4 per ton advance to growers. Plans include opening silos at Atherton and Tolga on the 11th of the month, with further experiments and expenditure approved. A senior instructor’s address influenced cost-saving measures and potential new maize raising trials.
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Culline
TW. Bray
Quil‘er
LR Crouch
L. Hassell
FG. Winsor
W. Bailey
Atherton
Tolga
F. G. Wisaar
E J. Shelton
H.D.A
Shelton
Maine
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Maize Board
Collins
Fitzgerald
Swainrass
Frenzied Taxation aor by Paul Cheyne
A long analysis blasts government taxation plans in New South Wales. It argues new fees hit farmers hardest, raising worry over rural livelihoods and the impact on meat and poultry industries. The piece contrasts support in towns with anticipated hardship in coastal and rural districts as Parliament debates the levy.
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North Coast
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Australia
Empire tobacco trade meeting in London discussed preferences
A British Empire Tobacco Federation meeting at 1 Old Queen Street, London, chaired by Ponsonby, appointed Ian MacPherson as president and outlined desire to raise Empire tobacco preferences. Attendees included Walter Elliot, ministers and colonial representatives from Nyasaland, Rhodesia, Jamaica, Canada and India, with plans for analysis of overseas tobacco purchases and to boost Empire leaf purchases.
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Tobacco Federation
Nyasaland
Northern Rhodesia
Canada
Ottawa
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Empire Tobacco
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S” Rhodesia
C. Fil Dak
East African Dependencies
Edward Dawson
Kart
Walp.o
J AL Palethorpe
Cape
Export of Butter A Decline in Australia
The Department of Commerce Melbourne reports butter exports in Australia have fallen. NSW and Queensland show declines while Victoria notes production remains stationary for about two months due to favorable weather and dairying shifts. South Australia still imports from other states but signals a bottoming trend with possible rising exports soon. The accompanying table compares butter shipped from 1/7/31 to 1932 with the same period in 1933 season.
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OMI. C. AS. Hawker
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New South Wales
Queensland
Victorian
South Australia
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Gael
Australian butter promoted in UK posters and screens
In a January report Director A. E. Hyland notes Australian dairy products are featured in UK ads via over 50 buses and 300 posters in provincial districts. A Hull audience saw Australian dairy industry scenes on screen while a major local grocer revealed a shift from Danish to Australian goods with nearly zero Danish share in three years.
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Department of Commerce
A. E. Hyland
Sale
United Kingdom
Hull
Traban Eohn
Koser and Associates Trade Weights in July Shipping Lift
The text notes Ye Siibting advising Me Hf. McIntosh accepts terms. Monterey captain Clyde Chastain from Texas accompanies him in a joint venture. Preble and Ambrane Palmer plan to meet mid July for an Australian voyage with weights 13 4 and 12 10, exchanging a portion of freight.
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T ‘Hyalle
Monterey
Clyde Chastain
Texas
Preble
Ambrane Palmer
Palmer
Wright
Herberton Miners Ore Assay Totals and Claims Report
Assayers and smelters report returns from April ore deals with copper and silver totals for multiple miners including Watsonville Madrid Good and G Uren. The ledger lists ore tons and ounces of silver and copper produced by each party, with overall copper 837.067 tons and silver 453.9016 ounces. gold 9.6113 ounces. Also notes applications for tin claims and miner's homestead leases near Watsonville and Herberton, plus Court recommendations and claim adjustments.
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Rae
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Lewis Pedersen
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Cipper
Anniversary Syndicate
Herbertom
Prebham
W. Davis
Iver
Tronestone
P.moran
Rong. Led and Stillman
Claus
Victor Adolph Whebck
John W. Gordon
Garnet
Netlam
Albert , Day
Edward Michael Rees
Y Me
Walsh River
Greares
W. P. Wilson
Isabel Marname
Georgina Newett
Wandecla
Abraham Turner
Boonjie
Uieves
Australian butter demand rises 44 percent, empire study finds
New evidence shows Australian butter consumption increasing across the empire. The Empire study notes butter sales up 44 percent from 1928 to 1931, with total empire butter share rising from 24 to 27 percent and prices dropping about 30 percent as demand grows. Nottingham residents and other cities show higher uptake, especially in shipping hubs and coastal ports.
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Empire i
HM. Stationery Office
Notighans
Nottingham Citi
Australia
Newtingham Wan Chitten
New Zealand
Desish Baer
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