Rail concessions urged to aid Queensland stud sheep industry
The Queensland Merino Sheep Showers Association seeks government rail concessions to help deliver stud animals and increase breeding quality. It lobbies for a 50 percent freight rebate on Crown rentals and fodder, plus reduced carriage costs for stud sheep and related feed, claiming drought and closer settlement require ongoing support.
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Charleville
Blackall
Queenland
Studeey Properties
Ile Rock
Queensland
Local building boom drives £52000 annual construction total
The town and district show strong growth with 22 000 spent on new structures including Bank of New South Wales Wille Street and other business premises. Dwelling construction rises with 24 new homes and numerous additions while overall building activity nears £52 000 in the year.
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Chartevile Ducring
Bank of New South Wales
Wille Street
Ate
Ak Ered Strent
Bebek
Comoe
Atl
Wills Street
Mein Dremison
Two New British Battleships Planned Amid Treaty Limits
Report from Birkenhead cites the Walkeron-Tyne and Prince of Wales hulls at Laird’s yards awaiting launch after naval limitation expiry. Each hull valued around 35000 tomas with work to begin soon. two more likely identical with King George and Prince of Wales to start this year as tenders are invited.
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Tattle Walkeron-Tyne
Comme Laird
Birkenhead
George
Prince of Wales
Following In Fathers' Footsteps in State Stud Policies
Fragmented text outlines proposed reforms on Crown rentals for stud properties, land tax abolition, and rail links to improve stud breeding. It calls for 50 percent rental cuts, tax abolition on stud lands, enhanced agricultural research, and a Charleville to Blackall railway link to unite breeding efforts across the state.
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Radiwasy
Queruslats Sims
Mina
Lghien
Fiat
Grmater
Council of Scientific and Industrialesearch
Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
Department of Agriculture
Charleville
Blackall
Finckall
Marth
South Emmy
Staten
Australia Faces 1926 Outlook With Trade Gains And Peace Efforts
The year 1926 saw currency stabilizations through Britain and the United States, easing exchange controls and boosting commodity prices. The Nutrition Policy by Mr. S. M. Bruce and League of Nations actions drew global attention, while Australia secured a new meat import treaty with the United Kingdom and Argentina, favoring Australian beef. Wool trade advances, new boards, and international negotiations with Japan, France, Belgium, and Canada marked economic progress amid world tensions.
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Amtrati
Promian
Australia
Botwers
Britain
United States
S.M. Bruce
League |F Nations
Han
Wng
United Kingdom
Argentine Republic
Imperial and Commonwealth Corre
South America
Commonwealth Meat Board
Pub, Welty and
Reararch
South Africa
New Zealand
Great Britain
Dominions
Commonwealth
Japan
France
Belgium
Cando- Worakia
New Four Cylinder Front Drive Car Named Trokobs in Japan
A new compact four cylinder front drive car called the Trokobs was announced in Japan. The vehicle features a V type engine, four wheels driven through cordon shafts, independent suspension and is to be produced in quantities soon. A separate local item notes a boy jumping a wild horse at Taronca Park Zon where an attendant assisted him by 2 00.
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Japan
Taronca Park
Bydnes
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