Gloucester Reds Lead A Grade In Cricket Season
The Association Secretary C L Fraser reports Gloucester Reds top the A grade, while Stratford leads a tight B grade. Gloucester Blues beat Reds for an outright win after Reds were bowled out for 27. Blues 121 first innings with strong bats including Bill Atkins. Stratford defeated Gloucester in B grade, Piper's Flat beat Gloucester 2 by 12 mins, Bowman Farm routed Stroud by 70 runs. Other matches noted with varied results and notable bowlers.
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C. L. Fraser
Gloucester Reds
Stratford
Gloucester Blues
Reds
Blues
Bill Atkins
M. ‘Manning
W. Atkins
C. Fraser
Jim Wratten
C. E Smith
H. Ross
J. Giddey
Stroud
Barrington
Gloucester
J. Martin
BH. Sayers
C. Berry
L. Wratten
Bignell
L. Bianch
R. Atkine
Gloucester Bowem
T. Dare
J. Quick
N. Allen
Quick
Piper
G. Ritter
Bowmanites
M. Berry
KR. Relf
M. Ritter
Gossip
Isaac
Bowman Farm
N. Berry
G. Davey
G. Nicholas
Gangat
Stroud Food
Ward's River
Spotted Wilt of Tomato Virus Has Five Strains Found
Investigations described by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research reveal five distinct strains of the spotted wilt virus. Severity ranges from barely noticeable to complete necrosis, with the most severe called the to-blight strain. Tomato variety development could curb severe strains and protect yields.
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Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Cooperation for Election Cooperation for Election
A federal election looms next year if Parliament runs full term. Opposition parties expect banking legislation to doom Labor, but co operation between Country and Liberal parties should commence early to avoid three cornered contests and maximize chances. They must agree on broad policy lines and publicize constructive proposals beyond mere opposition.
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Labor Party
Ts Bond
Commonwealth
Labor
Country Party
Liberal
Serious accident injures mail train driver near Taree
Driver Robson aged 42 of Taree suffered a severe accident while driving the Kempsey mail from Taree at 4.50. While washing his hands with soap his grip failed and he fell from the engine. A carriage passed over his foot, part of which was severed. He was carried to Taree's M.R.D. Hospital and on Monday the remaining foot portion was amputated. He is married with two children and is recovering. Driver Norther of Taree was on the train at the time.
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Robson
Taree
Kempsey
Brown
M.R.D
W. Norther
Tares
Improving Dairy Quality Through Microbial Control
The Dairying Division of the Victorian Department of Agriculture notes that most changes in dairy products come from micro organisms. Bacteria double roughly every 30 minutes at body temperature, so one bacterium can become millions in 24 hours. Cooling cream quickly after separation slows bacterial growth and reduces off flavors, while thin film aeration minimizes fodder notes and prevents odor absorption by warm cream.
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Dairying Divison
Victorian Department of Agriculture
Prices Control Referendum Debate in Brisbane
The Federal Government plans to return milk price control to the states from January 1. Federal Country Party Leader A. W. Fadden criticizes a May referendum, arguing Canberra cannot manage price control and that housing and land settlement were mishandled when handed to state control. He calls for a state-led approach citing local conditions.
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Federal Country Party
A. W. Fadden
Brisbane
Fadden
Canberra
Gold prospects in northern Queensland demand modern mining
Lake Fields Station owner B P Grogan argues that scientific prospecting and modern machinery could unlock vast goldfields from Mareeba to Hodgkinson and Limestone, boosting wealth and population. He notes early operations failed due to primitive methods and water challenges, urging investment and closer settlement.
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Queensland
B. P. Grogan
Lake Fields Station
Cooktown
Australia
Grogan
Mareeba
Hodgkinson Fields
Palmerfield
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