Maitland stock sales report heavy cattle yarding
Commercial market notes from Sydney and Maitland stock sales. About 4000 cattle yarded with mixed quality, prime heavy cattle around 28 to 40 guineas per 40, weighty stock and vealers varying. Yarding described as satisfactory with strong numbers but generally lower prices than the prior week. buyers active but sentiment dull for store cattle and heavy classes.
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Sydney
Wetter Teures
Waly Stostiph
Poedorina
Pete Bia
Hulleka
Eby
Tal
KW. Spake
Hospital Bill outlined to fund NSW hospitals nationwide plan
A NSW health conference debated a new hospital financing bill promising state backed support while safeguarding voluntary subscriptions. Minister Fitzgerald and Health Minister Gann urged hospital committees and nurses representatives to back a unified scheme, with aim to secure reliable funding and reduce quarterly reliance on charity.
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Capltun
Bathurst
Crossley
Fitagoral
N.S
Gann
Potzgerald Wan
Gana
Bre
Mohsistid
IeHard Bearson
Baron
Sant Aparts
Emminnnt America Hospital Authority
Rulageraia
Fitzgeralt
Wayne
Financins
Ada Wi
Mer Fitegeralt
Assolution
Mer Phil
Nur Sea
Try
Ronal
Hetter
Push Thal
Wes
Kenna
Orange
Orange Nospital
Nell
Wallsend
Péegan
Newnantle
Batell
MLC
Feeding value of silage compared with green crop
The study assesses silage versus green crop on digestibility and nutritive value. Results show similar available energy in green fodder and silage, with hay slightly lower, and silage offering higher intake due to fibre content. trials confirm silage’s comparable feeding value to fresh forage.
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Maral W
Aviverme
Gumbislee University
Arley
Crea
Cambrider University
Paterson scheme aims to stabilise Australian butter prices
The Paterson scheme is described as an all-Australian farmer-led plan to stabilise the butter market with no government funding. It relies on a levy to fund a 3d per lb bounty on exported butter, supporting primary producers while maintaining local supplies during droughts. The scheme is framed as essential for national industry cohesion and cross-state balance.
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Commonwealth
London
Ong
Australian butter bounty levy and export timing discussion
The text explains how South Australia and Victoria fund and apply levies to support butter bounty across states. It notes early export periods, uniform levy rates, and estimated administration costs of 0.25 percent. Surplus funds may be returned pro rata to factories, with potential 3d per lb payouts, and mentions Queensland’s higher prices due to state control factors and a Motor Board affecting harmony with the Paterson scheme.
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South Australia
Victoria
Queensland
Commonwealth
Paterson
MLR
Talry Co
Kalambo Falls Mystery From Abercorn Discovery
In the Geographical Journal a tale of Kalambo Falls long thought unknown is recounted. James Scott Brown led a Cape to Cairo expedition, endured hardship, and died in 1924. Photographs later found by his widow label the Kalambo Falls as the world’s most remarkable, with a 1200 foot drop and a further 2000 foot descent nearby, yet the falls remain scarcely recorded in geography. Sir Charles Close notes diaries hint at possible location near Abercorn, inviting further information.
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Kalambo Falls
Abercorn
Rhodesia
Itherta
James Scott Brown
Cape
Cairo
Mthodesia
Scott Urow
Comesti Ano
German East Africa
Scott Brown
Kalambo River
Tamanyika
Charles Close
Chine Xambo
Kalambo
Samen
Scratchley
Peachek
Goree
Kalimbo
Kasangs
Satisfied Tongue? Mariners Chart Quiet Shoreline Work
A cryptic note from a damaged source mentions shorelines and work progress. Names and clear details are unclear, but the fragment hints at maritime activity and a steady pace near the coast. The brief suggests routine labor with possible crew or company references.
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Webstln
Jack and McDonald
Opticians
Marta Place
DR. Forsyth
Queen ST
Gloucester
Eric Weine
Dental
Gungeon
Holmes & HoMewood
Nave
Holmes
Homewood & Save Money
Ino Town
W. Sellick
Church St. Gloucester
Lhereby
DAPI
Rawdon Valu
Stanton
A. Shine Motor Painter & Signwriter
ST. Gloucester
Atwerin
Jack Creek
Paker
Govek
W. G. Mingeway
Anbott
WN Pahy
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
Pitt Son & BaDgery Ltd
O'Connell Street
Ing
Australian Mercantile Land & Finance Company Ltd
Bligh Street
Amlandfcoy
Winchcombe-Carson
Wincombe, Carson, Ltd
Winchcombe Garson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
Helms
Anit
Roduce Market
Mount Thitler
Mater
THE
Royal Stow
Slunter
Tavita
Nik
England
Evans
Homebush
Austtalla
New South Wales
Amon Beards
P. Reynolds
Honfurs
Lonton
Steht
Ing Stwetallnt
Webster, Inck & Mc Donald
Martin Place & Pil Steent
Sienman’s
Nurael
Minigten
A. Whatson
Katoomba Falls
Purdon & Fitzgerald
Purdes Weald
Ser
King Street, ‘Glouceste
Chevrolet
J. Lynch Erambaor
Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Co
A. B. McLeod Baker
Astrycook
A. J. Woodward
Baker and Fastrycook
Park Street
Manning Lime Company
Taree
Huilders
Tom Huildens
Farmeus
Kerle
A. J. White Best Service
Church Street
Comino Bros
Hocus &Pfeqnoon
SPEE
Zensin
Nic Missieh Lange Stoge
IVS
Alf Parish
Victoria Insurance Co Ltd
A. Parisi
H. J. Channell
Tobacconist
Newsagent & Stationer
Tenlnig
Falconer Bro
General Carrier
Market Street
T. Charlton
T. Hannan
Irch Street
Bedrock
C. Tonks
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