Potatoes and Blight Threaten Hunter Maitland Districts
The district faces blight spread in coastal areas from Kyngle to Maitland. Government spray pumps from New Zealand show promise to protect crops, with Maitland growers urged to adopt spraying to save seed and prevent disease. Local figures note potential shifts to maize and pumpkins if potatoes fail, while efforts to secure a government pump continue.
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Tasmania
Kyngle
Maitland
New Zealand
Itumanteatiia
Boyilomay
Babes Che
Hunter
Guyra
Llangothlin land sale postponed to July 30
Rain disrupted events as Tuesday night downpour continued all day. 170 points recorded. Obituary notes the sudden death of Mr. D. Hou sa. Socials and euchre night at Oddfellows Hall drew about thirty couples with prizes won by Mr. Bath and Miss Weiderman. dancing and music by local musicians followed. A union meeting nominated trustees for the new Showground and planned a horse parade to mark the move to the new ground.
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Llangothlin
D. Housa
Oddfellows Mall
J. C. Bath
Weiderman
W. Stapleton
Mean. Hooker
G. Atkins
Finanel
A. K. Cameron
Wyere
Messen
Everett
Dutton
Rae
Croft
W. Moore
Aenr
Willis
Wright
Sepa
Agriculture
Rish Blight and its Prevention in Agriculture Note
The Department of Agriculture seeks to arrange land access with farmers in districts such as Gusra Crook Orange and Re to grow potatoes. Blight spread prompts seed supply efforts and farmer support, including importing seed from abroad though results are mixed. The plan aims to secure seeds, supplies, and labor to protect crops.
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Department of Agriculture
Gusra
Crookwell
Orange
China
The Reckoning in Epsom Metropolis and Melbourne Cups
Sporting News reports a chaotic summary of races at Epsom Metropolitan and Melbourne Cups with mixed results. It notes plans for top horses in major events and critiques team performances amid variable conditions.
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Epsom
Metropolitea
New Zealand
Gayre
Armidale
Aide Gels
Guyra Eyesight and Barracloughs Visit Contested
The meeting discusses ratepayers opposition to a special rate for fighting the town’s needs. Municipal figures debate weather a poll is required, with Craik arguing for council-initiated action and others citing ministerial authority and land-quest plans for an experimental farm and land acquisition.
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Gough
M. Troma
M Lida
Craik
Laghey
Novis
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