Intensive and extensive farming methods in New Zealand
A study argues for profitable intensification through expanding temporary pasture and forage crops, while balancing rotation, humus maintenance, and cost. It presents rotations combining forage crops, green manures, and temporary pasture, warns against excessive cultivation, and discusses per acre versus per farm profits with practical farm examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Island
Wiltshire
New Zealand
Newcastle
Pliny
Sweden
Panama Canal Slides At Gaillard Cut Culebra Mistaken Name
A ship’s officer discusses opinions on the Panama Canal slide risks near Culebra and Gaillard Cut. He notes the area between two 2000 foot hills shows unstable earth prone to cracking after exposure and small slides while highlighting the ongoing challenge of removing the hill opposite Culebra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Culebra
Gutum
100
Coe
Correspondence on conscription and exemptions in wartime
A letter from H. J. Stafford of Temindewa argues for broader conscription and fewer exemptions. He urges relieving nonessential railway and police staff for frontline duty, suggests training civilians and returned soldiers, and questions ongoing union rules. He contends the empire must mobilize all capable men, including youths and older workers, to defend the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Stafford
Chapman State Farm at Mullewa debated in district letter
J Stafford of Tenindewa defends the Chapman Farm after a claim by the Mullewa Farmers Association that it is no longer necessary. He recalls last Friday’s field day, praising testing of wheats and new varieties, and argues for a similar project in the district without neglecting other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullewa
Chapman Farm
Stafford
Tenindewa
Geraldton Guardian financial column fragment
Fragmentary note outlines liabilities and rates due to the Board of Health with unclear collection prospects. Mentions cash in by the secretary, movable plant, and general rates on tetani with forthcoming quarterly publication and editor’s communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Flags and Colors Honored in Military Ceremonies
The passage describes the reverence for flags and colors in military events, noting they are presented and carried during ceremonies, remain unseen afterward, and are returned only when the regiment is rebuilt or transported. It emphasizes solemn treatment and caution in funds collection tied to flag presentation and reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant Fehich
England
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Henry Wilis & Co
James Bell & Co
ELDER
Shenton & C., Ltd
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Cara See
Erne
P. L. Mouritz
Sarstdton
Crooks & Brooker
Marine Tueeame
Geraldton
Ironmongers
Mergehants
Martam
Bazuwarr
Sonaomident Defarthert
Aoe
Edward Pore
EEE
Teephowe
Commonwealth Hotel
Tereage
Michael Quain
Bandatensi
C. Stokes & Co
Idetal
R. Ward
Blacksmiths Sd
Wrights
SraeEe
J. H. Scott
C. Pest Cbs Garaldfon
H. J. Mills
Prasteal Walchmaeex &Nd Jeweller
Promess
Strand Cafe
Suppes Boom Molephoad
Ballinger River
Edward Pope & CO
EV Gorn Mans
Cal Gore
Debe Lroun
B.sc. Agric
Carmen Ee
Temindewa
Chapman State
Massey-Harris Reaper Threshers
Chas Hunter
Texindewa
Massey-Arrs
Crossley
Mathie
Bogle Bros
Geraldon
Shipping, Insurance, Customs and Forwarding Agents
Liurrep A McIlwraith, McEacharn and Co, Pty, Limited
Ois Messageries Maritimes F&o Steam Mayigation Company
Awe Lioybs
London
ERNSLAND INSURANCE @U, LTD
Marten
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Ead
Oso
Ana Wooo
Mia
Oer
Temay
Os Tor
Natioal Bask
E Uyhant
Aceets. Ce
Balencent Treasury
Bala
National Bakman
Geraldton, Srk
Ridd
A. Rbrawtin
C. Ove
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