Cobram Sheep Sale Offers Well-Bred Northern Bred Draft
Cobram saleyards auction on Monday January 7 at 2 p m features 6000 sheep including 4000 well bred store lambs mainly first cross lambs from mid western New South Wales. yarding includes dozens of border merino cross and corriedale crosses with ewes and wethers in good order, fellow buyers receive one per cent commission if payment made within seven days.
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Onmmedale
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Border
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Border Leicester
Younghusband Limited
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Myxomatosis Trends in Australia Warn of Variable Rabbit Control
Myxomatosis reports show a widespread but less intense outbreak than last year with possible improvement from summer rains. CSIRO notes some areas near Victorian islands and certain stations have rabbits virtually free of infection while others harbor reservoirs. Immune rabbits are increasing but offspring remain susceptible. Concentrated CSIRO research targets sand fly transmission and regional conditions to define effective control. long term impact remains uncertain.
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Victorian
CSIRO
Richmond Pennant Team Opens Corowa Turf Wicket
A cricket event at Corowa on Sunday January 13 features Richmond club’s Melbourne pennant side opening the new turf wicket. Expected 35 including Bill Johnston Doug Ring and Wally Driver, with J E Ledward likely to accompany. Local side plus RDCA players to boost contest against visiting stars in a first class test of bowlers and batsmen.
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Murray
Corowa
Richmond
Melbourne
Albury
Bill Johnston
Doug Ring
Wally Driver
Australia
New Zealand
Victorian Cricket Association
J. E. Ledward
RDCA
Merri Creek
Racing Preview for Glenara Handicap at Moonee Valley
Merry Scout, Eclipse Stakes winner at Caulfield, seems suited to the mile and a quarter Glenara Handicap with Chatspa as a strong stablemate. Other contenders include Robert Bruce, Rayson, Matterhorn, Desert Warrior, Trust Me, Jamboree, Fetlar, Bonnie Boxer, Mighty Peak, Varemba, Anglo Saxon and Sir Dallas as potential rivals in the field.
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Merry Scout
Glenara Hdcp
Caulfield
Moonee Valley
Chatspa
Rayson
Royal Counsel
Fordham
Matterhorn
Mornington
High Peak
Golden Field
Robert Bruce
Desert Warrior
Adelaide
Trust Me
Flemington
Varemba
Risala
Super Set
Sir Dallas
Sir Climax
Golden Cord
Deficiency Disease Of Poultry Vitamin A And D Discovery
An old veterinary note explains deficiency diseases in poultry, focusing on vitamin A and vitamin D. It outlines signs such as nasal ulcers, weight loss, and poor growth, plus the need for proper green feed and sunlight exposure for hens and adult birds.
Murray Valley sale promotion draws buyers
An aid worded notice announces a sale at Murray Valley with promotional emphasis. It highlights discounts and locations where customers can purchase the item, urging action for potential buyers.
Flemington Selections Barkovla Handicap Bite of Racing
Barkovla tops the field in the Flemington Handicap with Pure Fire and Sir Climatic in the top trio. Pascoe Hurdle sees Fairy Fable lead ahead of Tierces and Esplanade with Dunalister in fourth. Tudor Arch and Merry Scout headline the Albion events with Fordham and Gay Saint close behind. Rio Janiero and Regal Scout contend in the second division as Mighty Peak leads Kinross trial contenders.
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Flemington
Fairy Fable
Merry Scout
Fordham
Gay Saint
Raysun
Regal Scout
Trust Me
Albion
Varemba
Surtout
Rio Janiero
Kinross
Local News Item Forwarded for Publication
A reader’s brief note asks for publication of a local news item that may hold significance to a interested party, inviting submission to the paper for potential use. The request hints at a routine daily occurrence with possible notable impact for someone directly connected.
Sleep and body temperature chart reshapes daily life
Britain’s Professor Edgar Adrian notes human temperature cycles every 24 hours, affecting alertness. Peak wits occur near daily temperature highs while sleepiness rises as temperatures fall. The article argues timing of important tasks to morning or midday could boost productivity and reduce friction at home and work.
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Britain
Cambridge University
Edgar Adrian
Adrian
Cary
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