Primary Producers Union meets at Raymond Terrace
The Quarterly Meeting of the Primary Producers Union at Oddfellows Hall Raymond Terrace discussed lowering water costs for stock, flax experiments, staffing, and pasture lime-topping trials. Delegates reported from Sydney on butter substitutes and reinspection fees, with plans to interview Newcastle Abattoir Board and coordinate across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Founter and Gloucester
Newcastle
New Zealand
Dominion
Newcastle Abbattoir Board
Department of Agriculture
J. M. Pitty
J. L. Shute
Hunter
Ralston
Shute
Williams Rivers
Ferndale
HF. Halloran
Messrs Russell, Alison and
McRae
Neighbos Ihood
Hexham
KE. C. Armstrong
Raymond Terrace
Newcastle Morning Herald
Ash Island
Newcastle City
Uni
A.W. Frazer
J.T. Green
Osterley
Alison
Country Milit Suppliers’ Association
A. J. Pepper
A. McRae
Gloucester
Millet Growers’ Association
A. J. O'Brien
Maitland
Stroud Road
A. J. Dorsman
Singleton
Council
Lucerne
Australia
Port Macquarie Bowling Green Opens Soon
The Port Macquarie bowling green and tennis courts at the pilot reserve have grown grass to the point of moving the green for the first time. The surface is freest and improving with rain and warm days. Opening for use is expected shortly. Black Snake Bites Boy at Upper Kalang A boy of about four was bitten on the leg by a large black snake. His uncle Mr Hamel acted quickly, applying a ligature and remedies, and the boy was rushed to hospital with successful outlook.
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Port Macquarie
Upper Kalang
Bellinger River
Mr. Hamel
Walker Estate distribution order for £425000 in trust
Chief Judge in Equity ordered inquiry by the Master to determine the distribution among about 27 persons of £425,000 in the Walker residuary trust fund. The estate totals roughly £850,000 with Dame Fadilth Walker’s death activating the bloodline bequest and charitable portion.
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Equity
Thomas Walker
Concord
Fadith Walker
Mr. Walker
James Thomas Walker
Leith
Scotland
Ann Walker
Archibald Walker
Perth
Walker
Pedigree Rules in Pig Breeding Valorize sire and dam input
A Pig Breeders article discusses pedigree valuation noting equal inheritance from sire and dam on average, partial emphasis on sire when he has many tested offspring, and limited impact from third generation ancestors. Emphasizes dam performance and maternal grandsire merit, but warns provisional value when based only on pedigree.
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Gapete
Bundook Cattle and Pigs Auction Report
Bundook cattle prices range from 40 to 47 per hundred for prime yealers and steers 86 to 40 shillings. heifers around £4 to 36. heavy bulls 32 to 36. cows 28 to 8. Bundook and Winchecombe Carson Ltd note about 1,000 pigs penned at Sydney market. pigs firm with various weights and prices recorded.
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Bundook
Hombeush
A A. Maunsell
Bundock
Winchecombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe
Carson Lt
Sydney Sitlen
Railway Excursions for Christmas and New Year in NSW
Announcement outlines extensive NSW railway excursion series for Christmas and New Year travel. Includes anywhere to anywhere tickets, metropolitan limits exclusions, and lower fare options from Sydney with half year validity. Copies with full conditions available at railway stations for advance planning ahead of 1938 celebrations.
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New South Wales
News ‘Castle
Sydney
Australia
Wwe
Uniform bumper bar height urged for standard car protection
The HAOA urges uniform bumper bar height to prevent overlap between makes and ensure bodies and mudguards are protected. It notes cars vary in bumper height, leaving some bars too low to offer protection except against similar designs, and calls for conformity to a standard ground clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA OA
New Guinea Administrator Removed By Federal Parliament Speech
Acting on experts report the government removes New Guinea’s administrative head from Rabaul. The decision was announced in Governor-General Lord Gowrie’s opening of Federal Parliament.
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Rabaul
New Guinea
Rabal
Lord Gowrie
Clarification urged on electoral expenses section
The Melbourne Age notes the Federal Electoral Act section on parliamentary election expenses is unclear and untested. It sets limits of £250 for Senate and £100 for House elections, permits only listed costs, and excludes rolls and reasonable candidate travel. The piece argues for tightening the Act to prevent unfair advantage for wealthier candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Re
Death at Tuncurry claims Kiowa resident Mrs McQuarrie
Margaret Jane McQuarrie dies at home after a five month illness at age 76. She was a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs McGrath and was born at Stroud. Funeral plans not listed.
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Tuncurry
For Sale Norfolk Island Wonder Bean Seeds Ad
Classified notice offers government certified seeds including Norfolk Island Canadian Wonder and Tweed Wonner seeds. Mentions germination wilt resistance and small lots with 1/4 to 1/2 ounce quantities and government certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rfolk Island
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Kudisla dedAaetSup
Am.a
Wanuea
Ture
Fisk
PRI
The
Commonwealth
Papua, New Guinea
Fiji
Radiola
Harvey Ivers
Roh Street
Manning Street
Tarbe
Rataelen
Challen Grand
Cevel
Challen
Luling
Christan
TooTa’s
Primary Producers’ Union
Lower Hunter and
Quarterly Meeting
Tom Hicks
E. Patmore
Siger
W. Bedford
Pulley St
Taree
Capper's Pty. Ltd
West Maitland
Weite
James Hardie & Coy, Ltd
Cnh
York and Garrack Streets
Sydnee
Street and Parish Ltd
A. White
M. H. Stanley
Santa Claus
Hugh
Ingleton
Scone
Barworths
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