Wyuna Park Guernsey Stud Under Corderoy Boosts Local Dairy
A new Guernsey herd from Wyuna Park on the Camboyne Plateau joins Barrington holdings of Mr. HOA Corderoy. The article details herd quality, breeding aims, notable cows such as Byrne Bower Pearl and Milton's Tichen's Princess, and plans to pasture lucerne. It notes strong production and the stud’s promising future in Gloucester district.
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Hoa Corderoy
Guernsey
Corderoy
Wyuna Park
Camboyne
Barrington
BE. G. Moore
Iver
Lucerne
Cortoroy
Profitante Dairy Steel
Kreerley
Sovereien
Nunderah
Warrier
Robin Hood Finn
Mignon
Golten Saversien
RM Perry
Parkville
Scone
Sover
Cammering
Byrne Bower Pearl
Mr. Knocier
Singleton
Comboyne
Pearl
Milton
Barbara
Nundorah
Guernseys
Nancy
Ajax
Sarnia
Golden Hope
Nundorah Stud
Milana
Northern New State proposal seeks cheaper government
A plan to convene a conference to declare a Northern New State in northern New South Wales was taken up by Dr Earle Page and Mr V C Thompson. The move follows a wire from Mr Salmon of the Farmers and Settlers Association urging delegates to attend a big conference to appoint a body for the new state. Page replied that inviting NSW state members would consider a northern electorate solution to reduce government costs through improved local governance.
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New South Wales
Earle Page
Mer
V.C. Thompson
M.H.R
Salmon
Farmers’ & Settlers’ Association
Murwillumbah
Page
Thompson
New State
Nsw
Move for declaration or new state in northern Australia
Debate centers on creating a separate Northern New State with Murwillumbah as a potential capital. Northern supporters argue for autonomy to end centration and boost efficient, economical government, while advocates stress unity with New South Wales. Leaders V. Thomahiri and W. Killen push for definitive action and regional revival.
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Murwillumbahhiri
Ares
V. €. Thomahiri
Austraia
Murwilliamhab
Austra
W. W. Killen
Mia
Rillerina New Stater
N.8
Gardening notes on easy garden tasks and late-season blooms
Garden note advises light work in warm months, focusing on staking to protect plants from wind and selecting perennial flowers such as phlox, penstemon, balsam, dahlias, chrysanthemums, and asters. Guidance covers pruning, thinning, and spacing, with tips for timing planting and sowing, plus reminders on watering and staking to sustain a bright, healthy display into spring.
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AL Ubla
Wits
Melita
Viasun Neon
Babar
Alera
Ain
Realli
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P. J. Ryan
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Sunrise Dairy
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