Sheep on the Coast and the North Coast Sheep Industry
A long survey of sheep breeding along the North Coast notes the industry has yet to gain a foothold due to high fence costs, dingo and wild dog losses, and competition with cattle profits. Government expert J. W. Matthews envisions limited grafting with cattle to improve pasture and carrying capacity, favoring Romney Marsh sheep with Holsteins or Lincoln-Meme rams as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macleay
Bri
Mont Pe UK
Ghonesater
J. W. Matthews
Manning River
Gloucester
Manning
Victoria
Matthews
Cave of Gippeland
Pasapalum
Uplands
Glouester
Fashion Goods Parade Highlights Fabrics and Millinery
A showroom listing chronicles a vast assortment of fabrics including stalpe tweeds checks, gabardine and silks. It notes ladies and children's millinery with trimmed hats and ready to wear items, plus flannelettes and all wool colonial flannel in various colors and weights.
Special Room for Ladies Under 8 Tra Vision Guarantee
A note from manager Steve Matis promises special room arrangements for ladies under the 8 Tra Vision plan, asserting guaranteed accommodation and priority service. The message emphasizes exclusive access and service guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MI Steve Matis
Our Grocery 18 Still Leads In Value And Prices
Our Grocery 18 highlights value and price leadership with preserved fruits and canned goods. The offer includes library preserved blackberries cherries raspberries whole figs sweet Nell prunes apples and apricots prime dripping products.
Furniture at catalogue price offers varied manufacturers
Readable text notes furniture is available at catalogue price with a choice of manufacturers when selecting furniture at Streets. The item emphasizes options and pricing without additional details.
Sheep Breeding Prospects In Port Districts Under Review
The article discusses sheep breeding in Port districts, noting breeding stock quality is not the only hurdle. It stresses acclimation to attic conditions, ongoing trials, and continuous efforts. It highlights worm control, highland grazing, and pasture changes for early fattening. It mentions Dr Lancaster and Horney Marsh sheep experiments and department programs offering affordable rams to initiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macleay
Howe Keslayy College
S.M. Herald
Morality and infant feeding debate in public health
An open letter to Minister for Public Health, quoting Havelock Ellis, argues against artificial feeding and defends the bottle in infant care. The piece criticizes moral decline, links birth rates to infant mortality, and promotes kidney remedies with testimonials, urging readers to beware fake products from Doane.
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Wwe
Sar C. K- Mackellar
Ai L.G. Wen
RD. Fitzgerald
Havelock Ellis
Mackellar
Dean
Mir M. Hormen
Lord Street
Moore
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R. Breckenridge
St, West
Newcastle
W. Sparks
Merkstvont
Abbott & Go
Wbock
B. J. Brown
Produce & Seed Merchant Commission
Scottish Union Insurance
Qoarpany
Rs Brown
Ckch Street
J. Enright
West Maitland
Grove Brock
David Boorer
Gloucester and
Btrai Bord
John See & Co
Sussex St
Sydney
L, E. Street
Tronmongert
Crockery
Stover
Saddlery
Grouch
Carden and Farm Seeds
South British Issurance Bo
Street
Comino Bros
FISI
Mino Bios
J.F.O Brien
John Ball
Loree Hotthes
White's
Tina Jan
Sultanas
H. T. Shepherd
Plate T. Mitchell
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Our Grocery
Belsteads
Kapok & Wirf
L. E. Street
Gloucester Stores
C.w.walker
Hunter Street
Hewcastle
Brandard
Flemington
Pitt Son & Badgery’s
Alf. King
Gloucifter
Pungog & Htrodd
Alf
King
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