Australian butter penalties prompt dairy board debate
A December Dairy Board meeting examined Australian butter quality and pricing concerns. Officials discussed grading, processing faults, and proposals for a judging panel including representatives from Australia New Zealand the United Kingdom and Britain to assess shipments and set standards. The board flagged potential sanctions and review of entries but postponed final action pending panel recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losdos
Alden Lond
Brita Dalry
Australia
Winnie Fithiee
Autrawer Dairy Board
Dave Inter
Commonwealth ‘Dairy Heer
Jake
Brian Dalry Farry
Asmoelat
Fiat
Britain
Liege
Neow Zea
Cop Tule
Etry
Ernie
Ountrion
New Zealand
Akten
Monday's Montmorency Sale Highlights and Mixed Lot Quality
A mistyped sale report from Montmorency shows cattle yarding with 2797 head described as prime heavy Wrights and other lots. References to vendors like McManuy Nyngan and local names Kare Berman appear amid scattered numbers and incomplete place names, indicating a livestock market summary with mixed quality and several consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
San
Badgers
Wrights
Muppet
Atorriva
Mo McManuy
Nyngan
Addison
Ningun
ST Ares Io
L.A. Meher
Sony Berman
Ewe
Sven Qekye Ney
Obituary of James Henry Taylor at Burren Creek
James Henry Taylor, aged 73, died at Burren Creek after a lifetime as a pioneer and horseman. Born to James and Savail Taylor, he helped clear the Tipperary scrub on Wallanbah Estate, married Emily Merlin of Queensland, and raised a family at Burren Creek. A lifelong sportsman and entertainer, he supported cricket and tennis, rode horses, and was famed for his humor and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry ‘Taylor
Narraweoma Hospital
Wienerster
Man
Burrell Creek
Gloucester
Hientiien Warn
Burren Creek
Jaroes
Savail Taylor
Barret, Cheek
Sape
Queensland
Tipon
Tipon Hie
Mian
Emly
Merlin
Fredreek
Ellambeth
Martin
Ubia
Ather- Gin
Nort Queensland
Tare
Taylor
Eymie Ina
Taree
Taplor Yi
Burrel
Lis Aim Gear
Bremen
Tavior
Tinpraty
Vad Bay
Mr" Taylor
Mando Bush
Ber
Gir
Mt. George
Beng
Wwe
Taylor tributes mark long life and Gloucester funeral
A long life ended in Gloucester with a funeral at the Methodist Church and interment at the Gloucester cemetery. Tributes recall his service, family ties, and a large gathering. survivors include his widow four sons and many relatives. The service was led by Rev FW Best at the church and burial followed in the cemetery grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Mine
Cacester
Taylors
Tipperary
Gloucester
Turing
George
Queeneland
Taree
Ernie
George McPhernam
Bu Bo Creek
Mira
George Gare
Macksville
Mire Murdock
Sydney
Bert
Rel
Fale
Infant Prince Elisabetiy and Queen Mother at Burtingham Palace
Aw photograph shows Her Royal Highness Princess Elisabetiy with her younger son, Prince Charlew, at Burtingham Palace. The image, part of the Central Office of Information London collection, captures a royal stroll and a poised royal pair in a formal setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Elisabetiy Wit
Fils Rowl
Princy Charlew
Burtingham Palace
Countesy
Central Office of Information
London
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Hunter St. Newcas
Agracs
James S. McGarry
Gloucester Pharmacy
Church ST
N.S
P.O
P. J. Taylor
Liverpool
Riley Streets
Stewart Avenue
Hamilton
Newcastle
Ham
Mack
Wingham
L I Gleeson
J. J. Edstein & Sons Monumental Masons
Raymond Terrace
Len. Monro
Hunter Sheet
TE Wales' Works
Prymen
Alert Bank of
New South Walen
Milaus
Pormpind
Bore
Epans
Ares
Bank of New South Wales Travellen’ Chequer Om
Tabuatty
Wace
Bank OF
New South Wales
Best
Sein N
Comal A
Schule
Schute Bell Badgery Lumby Ltd
Plumes
Schute'bell Stoney
Brian Carolan
Winwe
Frank Foley
Pater
J. Andrews
Mnetitt
Tuncurry
Bydmey
Mydnes
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