Gloucester fat stock market may emerge in district sales
Fat cattle from Gloucester have dominated recent shipments to Fleming and Donbury, with Berrico fattened bullocks selling up to £56 per head and top consignments averaging over £50. Higgins and local graziers report strong prices, suggesting Gloucester could become a regular fat stock market benefiting graziers and buyers alike.
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Britain plans Greenland expedition with Royal Navy and Royal Marines
A British party of three Royal Navy officers and a Royal Marine officer begins a private survey from Britain in a Flying Boat Barracuda to map Greenland's interior. Supported by the Polar Institute and Royal Geographical Society, the work informs next year's main expedition studying geology glaciology meteorology and biology.
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Serious drought grips North Coast farming
The far North Coast faces its worst drought in years with minimal rainfall over four months. Water is carted to outlying areas and bushfire danger is high. farmers report heavy losses in banana and cane crops, dairy production, and dairy products. Murwillumbah recorded a four month rainless spell, while Tweed Heads and outlying homes lack tank water and rely on road deliveries. Corald and Woodburn farmers endure severe hardships.
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Factory To Can And Smoke Fish In Fors ter
An application by Aviet and Bons to establish a canning and smoked fish factory on Bungwahl Road Fors ter has been granted by Stroud. The plant features a 1,000 fish per smoking output smoke tower and a snap freezing room reaching 30 degrees below zero. The goal is to process high quality fish products with ongoing support from fishing authorities and local fishermen. The C8LBIOO is conducting experiments at the facility.
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Ground-nut fibre eyed as Britain’s cheap clothing hope
BBC industrial correspondent Bertram Mycock reports on ground-nut fibre as a potential low cost fabric. The process yields a protein fibre from ground-nut meal via chemical treatment and fine spinning, with wartime experiments blending it with wool and current aims to produce thousands of tons for knitwear, stockings, blankets, carpets and hats.
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UK government to probe cost of living in depth
The United Kingdom Government will run a two year inquiry asking about 13 000 British households for complete family budgets detailing daily expenditures. The survey targets heads earning from 150 to 1000 pounds yearly and aims to form a new cost of living index reflecting current conditions.
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Gloucester Pig and Calf Sales Report
W E Sparke Pty. Ltd. notes a fair pig yarding with mostly porkers and stores. light pigs declined while heavy bacon held. Calf sale heavy, prices down about 10 a head. best hobbies to 4 6. calves cheaper across trade and medium. Next sale on 20 September.
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AL Gallagher
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Secret conference ends with price talks on butter in Australia
A private meeting lasting from 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. gathered over 150 representatives to discuss butter price difficulties in New South Wales and Queensland. The group planned further approaches to state premiers, rejected a campaign to deliberately break laws, and debated exporting butter if prices could not improve. Delegates anticipated presenting views to Premier McGirr and formed a plan to press producers’ concerns via advertising while caucus hesitated on price increases. The discussion opened with a push toward a 3/14 lb target and included comments on government subsidies and realistic pricing.
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Queensland
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Rail Thunderings Store Cattle Market Outlook
The store cattle market faces a four month outlook shaped by realignment of wagon allocations from mid October to year end. Demand for fat cattle at Cannon Hill and Homebush stays high with large, well fattened bullocks selling at near record prices. Dalgety’s reports strong padock sales and record prices amid limited wagon supply. The National Party could gain two seats for a total of 43 in New Zealand Parliament.
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