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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
2
Advisory note outlines treatment timing for a veterinary outbreak, detailing when to administer portions of therapy, cautions on dosage, and precautions to prevent spread. Mention of Chief Lande Officer and Veterinary officer as sources of further guidance.
A fragmented report from Sydney notes a rising activity in sheep stock sales with bidders identified for the larger yards. The scene describes sale dynamics, pricing signals, and buyer interest, including figures and locations around the market, with emphasis on the yarded offerings and potential returns.
Farmers argued for a government bounty to stabilize wheat prices amid drought and low markets. They urged support to back crop production and meet domestic needs, warning that without aid production may decline and local mills face shortages. Parliament considered a relief measure as farmers pressed for a concrete price floor.
An agenda for the New South Wales Pastures Violetion Hoards Convention lists 80 motions awaiting debate on topics such as land administration water supply and stock routes. The body plans amendments to charter powers and revenue, with discussions on preserving road and travel routes and possible land owner compensation.
Fragmentary note hints at a 8th clash involving fisheries and naval power. No clear entities or dates readable. Further details unreadable.
A damaged OCR passage describes a district crime case with unclear names and actions. It mentions measurements, a legal proceeding, a court examination, and a sheriff’s handling of an alleged stock error. The fragmentary text references past events and local authorities in a chaotic narrative.
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