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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 21, 1936
Page
2
The passage discusses early thorough field work to improve land, noting advantages like improved soil preparation, moisture retention, and fertilizer use. It emphasizes timely plowing, shallow marking, aeration, and sowing, plus storage of seeds and consideration of weather effects on cultivation and yield.
The notice outlines the Fat Stock Sale at Waratah Saleyards on Thursday May 14 with consignments including lambs and wethers. Prices range from 4/30 to 6/11 for various grades, with heavy wethers and best heavy ewes selling at higher rates. Multiple weights and figures appear, though the legible items emphasize market activity, demand, and expected receipts for the day.
Aged European buyers, led by Country Producers Selling Co, presented at a wool sale noting Germany and France trade stance and strong demand for specific bale lots. The catalogue included dozens of sellers with bale counts and prices in pence per pound, illustrating wide interest and current market dynamics.
Fragmentary OCR text references pet head exclusion and import controls. Mentions two year period, governmental commissions, and the Department of Agriculture with a Sydney origin note. Specific dates, names, or places are unclear due to garbled transcription.
An outline from the Commonwealth Government and national bodies on preventing digestive derangements in horses and other livestock. It covers feeding practices, import arrangements, cost per head for cattle sheep and goats, and freight terms. The text references specific weights and shipping terms amid a discussion of cross‑country stock movement.
A senior secretary to Australia is slated to depart in early November as part of a diplomatic rotation. The move signals continuing efforts to strengthen ties and coordinate regional policies with Australian counterparts.
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