New Zealand Killer Boards End Rabbits Threats
An agricultural article by H Studholme recounts New Zealand rabbit control since the 1870s, detailing the rise of inspector boards and the shift to “Killer Boards”. It notes how concentrated, area based action eliminated rabbits in districts like Southland within five years, aided by amalgamated boards, central management, and government subsidies as part of a national destruction policy.
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Forbes P P. Board
New Zealand
H. Studholme
the Press
Christchurch
Young
Fred Gahill
MUAA
N.Z
Cie
Southland
Sucena
Sever Smale
Bo Much
Killer Board
We Boards
Boards
Nan
Geary
Zealand
Eoemnce
Bejri
Bn Ciotride
Stabilising the Dairy Industry Policy assurances
The Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Mr McEwen told a deputation of dairy producer groups the government will honour its declared policy for dairy and primary industries for at least ten years. He said cost of production would be reviewed but not allow delays in the annual review needed to determine sound costs.
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Sunde, Jn
1950 is big year for jet airliners
Britain presses ahead with jet and turboprop types as Farnborough tests advance and production plans accelerate. Airliners include the de Havilland Comet, Vickers Viscount, and Hermes Four readiness for Empire routes. Demonstrations, trials, and new piston engined models like Marathon and Ambassador shape future schedules.
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Society of Brite Aircraft Constructors
Aeroeg
Farnbermieh
Britain
Parnborough
Armatromg Whitworth
Europe
Africa
Australia
Atlantic
Paris
Dublin
Handley Page
Om Bale
New Zealand
British Overseas Airways Corporation
British European Airways
Makers Wa
Poultry Farmers Propose Easing Egg and Butter Sales Rules
A meeting urged Agriculture Minister Graham to allow small poultrymen to sell eggs without permits and to ask dairy farmers to sell eggs and butter. Mr. D and Mr. Bert Cole supported lifting restrictions, signaling a push to loosen controls on farm produce sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Bert Cole
Relief From Constant Breathing Ailment Promised By Lantigen
Mrs Me reports rapid relief from long-standing bronchial issues after starting Lantigen HB. Her elder son, previously sick, has not had a cold since beginning Lantigen A. A parent notes decades of bronchial trouble eased, and another child shows improved cough and nightly rest after a week of use.
Immunity Promoted Antibodies Against Catarch Germs
A vintage advertisement claims natural antibodies neutralize the Catarch germ, relieving inflammation and pain. It promotes immunity against further attacks for years, easing breathing pains and sore throats without injections. The product Lantigen B is taken with water at bedtime, described as economical and simple for daily use.
Poultry and dairy sales limits debated in agriculture motion
Farmers seek relaxed rules allowing small scale poultry sellers with under four hens to sell eggs without permits and dairy farmers to market up to 36 pounds of butter weekly. The motion, altered by Mr Burgess, asks the Minister for Agriculture to amend the act accordingly and notes current restrictions remain in place for larger producers.
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Pettier
Burgess
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Arthur Hughes
Gordial
Reg Astley
Astley & Tribolet
Reg. Astley
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Rankin Street
Forbes
Daroobalgie Meatworks Angligs & CO
Aut) PI. Ltd
the “Advocate
Pew Gamne
Avornll
Molong
P. J.taylor
P. J. Taylor
J. Taylor
Ervice
Liverpool
Alley Sta
Sydney
Stewart Ave
Hamilton
Lantigen
Mr Bmck
Brewchit
J.D
Deby
Broschitis
Mr. JK
Cev
Erty
Eaperthactrick
Dareetine
Jun
Tom
Ccolary
UGH Laboratories
Catat
Capec
Caroobalgie Meatworks
W. Anglisg & CO
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