Rural Electricity Officer Attached To Agriculture Mairs
The Minister for Agriculture announced the appointment of Mr Jamies Loyd as Rural Electricity Officer attached to Agriculture and Market, to advise farmers on electricity use for power and farm work. Loyd, an electrical engineer with long municipal service, will work with the Electricity Authority of NSW and department staff to support rural producers amid high demand for capital projects and farm power applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture
BH. Graham
Jamies
Loy
Tin Rik Badhy Autry
Lloyd
Cignabarabrie
Metra
Ant
Hia
IME
Arma
Maintanien
Lee State
Valey Ae Rural Sieteiley Tel
Eherae
Conan Jera
Yolal Mubaldian
Winham
Loyd
Stone
Electricity Authority ‘of Nsw
Offi- She
Depestinant of
Agric
Debs Receives Souvenirs at English Ball
A May 18 ball at the Majestic Theatre featured a parade and ceremonial dances. Debs received souvenirs amid nervous ceremony, with the event raising about 30 pounds and an anticipated 12 pounds more for Ball profits after a dainty buffet supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Damon
Majestic Theatre
Ar 5
J. Beneit
Mx ‘Sennett
Fessining
CPC
Mx Bannon
Bra
Debe
Viel Partiers
Women's Guild
Councmama
Fragmentary note on pyrite and phosphate plants
A garbled historical note discusses pyrite, brimstone, and phosphate processes. It mentions redirection of supply to bri flaots, local val le pyrites, and potential plant aid to Australia. It claims converting brimstone plants would be difficult and take years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle
America
Australia
Fragmentary note on Australia and phosphate production
The passage references Australia and Western Australia with mentions of indigenous topics and ships, then discusses Commonwealth acid requirements and phosphate supply. It alleges a large scale need around 600,000 tons and 480,000 tons for annual usage, hinting at primary production and superpump roles.
Ancient Giant Tree Exploited by Native Climber Reveals Axe Marks
A damaged report from Gloucester describes a giant tree felled by a native climber well before modern memory. Axe marks on the trunk show where a nimble native climbed. Mr. Albert Wenham and Mr. W. Bender examined the tree, noting three inches of wood between outer trunk and axe marks and a 95 foot top height. The log was brought to the Advocate Office after felling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfellow
Cour
Mr. W. Bender
Mograst Breck
Advocate Office
Wenbaz
Keep Your Milk Out of the Sun
Dairy research officers warn milk left in sunlight degrades quickly altering texture and flavor. Exposure also oxidizes butterfat and destroys vitamins C and B2, causing rancid notes. Refrigeration is essential to prevent light induced spoilage in dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Australis
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Bennett's
Ryemun
Svotfs
Ferguson
D. Langton
Dombkins Bros
Denison
Gloucester
Mont
Debs
Souvesir
Edstein & Sons
Aumental Masons
Raymond Rerrace ‘Thome 2
Redarfalds
Thore ‘Street
Wewcastle
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Arminaie
Semble
Sera
Metaie
Ieuanash
Eames
J. Thomas
Sigepaceseee
Pome
Rane Tain
Yates & Twomey
Englira
Kelvinator
Stet & Parich Py. Lad
Bliss
Mer
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