24 Oct 1941
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1941
Page
1
The annual report of the Land Adutulatration Board shows during the past year total receipts of £694,071 into the Rural Development Loan Scheme. Applications reached 7,680 with 5,106 advances approved and 3,975 utilised. Borrowers expended £614.64 by June 30.
The document outlines lease adjustments and surrender actions across pastoral holdings, with figures on loans repaid, abandoned holdings, and improved estates. It notes stud sheep and cattle programs, including purebred ram and bull sales, and public estate road and bridge spending by the Public Estate Improvement Branch. The Brisbane appraisement is scheduled to begin on 10 November.
A May 1938 note from LANAGAN, the manager, states that any persons found trespassing and stealing writing at Bamike station will be prosecuted without regard to parcoms.
Queensland wool production relies on careful classing to satisfy buyers. Station owners gain from using skilled classifiers to maintain clip quality and confidence with manufacturers. Arrangements involve the Australian wool clip and Great Brain, with a wool committee overseeing appraisal and export procedures.
Australasia Wool Board conducts 64 experimental trials on Bod station examining sheep mating cycles across multiple countries. Findings suggest breeding year cycles shift with green feed availability and rainfall, with flushing experiments showing non breeding phases in certain years and delayed onset of oestrus in others.
In fragmentary wording Caluire and Stockle brace for action in pursuit of Siewells. The brief hints at a chase or pursuit with unspecified gains or motives, suggesting a developing feud or competition between the two figures.
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