Peter Hyde resigns after Labour speech confession
Peter Hyde admits to Labour gathering that he will resign as Under-Secretary of the Board of Trade and return to Ironhampton. He reveals he is the son of a former convict, sparking shock, while Paula learns of the broken engagement and the crowd questions his motives.
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Labour Party
Tom Craven
Samson
Peter
Chaiman
Peter Hyde
Board of Trade
Tom Voing
Tom
John Anson
United States of America
Britain
England
Hyde
Gotate
Trenhampton
Craven
Jasper Crane
Ironhampton
Thomas Philbank
Paula
Tony
Eve
Tam
Miss Craven
The Hampered Port Poem Fragment in The Bomerrie Journal
A fragment from the Bomerrie Journal presents a poem about spring awakening. It contrasts nature’s rebirth with the speaker’s frozen voice and longing to write. The piece notes trees, bushes, and robins while admitting difficulty in expression.
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Bomerrie Journal
PIOUS ONLY ON SUNDAY In The Journal
A fragment recalls a neighbor Teunisod and a man who kept one day for the Lord yet sinned on the Sabbath. It reflects on Sunday religion, exhortations, and a lifelong pattern tied to prayer and restraint. The piece notes a past belief in Sabbath devotion and hints at later doubt in Ichabod SrApees’ era.
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes For the Man on the Land
Weekly notes issued by direction of the Minister of Agriculture. Based on department experience to aid farmers and pastoral workers in practical tasks and best practices.
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Rovers
Testing and practice for dairy herd evaluation
The article discusses dairy herd testing adoption under the Department of Agriculture. It weighs equipment costs and records practicality, stresses consistent conditions for valid results, and recommends certified testing or private testing with uniform standards. It notes demonstrations and advised farm visits, plus crop cultivation and pest control guidance for broom millet.
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Ama Babcock
Department of Agriculture
Handy Tables Convert Butter Fat Into Batter
A published free leaflet provides a repdy reckoner for converts butter fat to commercial butter. It shows that 89 lb butter fat yields 100 lb batter and explains multiply by 100 and divide by 8 to estimate weight. The tables aid dairymen in converting butter fat to commercial butter for practical use.
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Mather Matl
Hai
Sim
Conra
Walter
Searstory
Department
Agricultural Note on Alternate Cultivation of Broom Millet
Agricultural note discusses alternate cultivation practices for broom millet, emphasizing soil health and yield improvement. It highlights the crop’s potential for farmers seeking sustainable, drought resistant forage and market-grade straw.
College Students Seek Farm Positions for Practical Gain
Hawkesbury Agricultural College in Richmond offers students aged 17 to 21 with diploma training in agriculture for farm work. End of year availability and midsummer vacation options are noted, with employers invited to contact the college principal for arrangements.
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Hever
Hawkeebo Icultural College
Theap
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Richmond
Poultry Fowl Tick Control Warns Keepers to Act Now
Government guidance urges kerosene emulsion as a practical method to eradicate fowl ticks in infested flocks. Avoid dipping birds, treat bare skin with grease or oil, and spray nests to reach hidden ticks. multiple applications may be needed to prevent loss and disease.
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Joes
Lauatansiong Sweer
Bees and Honey From New South Wales Forest Districts
Beekeeping thrives across New South Wales with forests yielding high quality honey from native eucalypts and ground flora. The bulletin lists proven trees and plants for inland and coastal districts, noting value of many species and urging recognition of overlooked varieties.
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New South Wales
Fancors
Department of Agriculture
Ants in the Beehive Removing Insect Intruders
The article explains methods to remove ants from a beehive. It suggests brushing out nests, lifting the hive, and using tarred pegs. A borax and oil mixture is described to kill ants but is noted as repellent to young bees.
Restrictions on import of bottles and straw packed articles
The notice warns against introducing parity foot and mouth disease via bottles and straw packing. Imports from Norway and Sweden may be allowed if declared clean cereal straw has had no animal contact and has been disinfected per official methods. otherwise straw articles will be seized at quarantine on arrival.
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Troland
United States
Prune
van Nolland
Norway
Sweden
Suis
Vegetables but Leave as You Want Example
Fragmentary OCR reading shows a garbled heading about vegetables and a question or note on changes. Core readable terms include vegetables and a stray phrase about leaving as you want and some missing context.
Beetle Infestation Threatens Garden Foliage and Flowers
Government Entomology outlines control steps for difind Lae jpunpshii chaos. For young plants, cover with light wire mesh or dust with lime and seed dust. For established vines, dust with lead powder mix or spray with diluted lead solution to cover both leaf sides thoroughly.
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Efier
Verses of Ocean Dreams and Modern Struggles Echoed
A fragmented collage of verse and prose cites distant oceans and tropical imagery. It juxtaposes a romantic sea ballad with urban hardship in New York and Boston, referencing daily life, debts, and the ritual of keeping diaries and books. The piece blends lyrical musings with contemporary social notes.
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Peter Hyde, M.P
Labour
Blackleg
Colemi
Lila Preyers
Ichabod
SrApees Gover
Lila
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes
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Weenthuniem
Leo
Moray
Sydney
Capris W
Daing
L. A.W. Balletin
Aapot
Amin
Wong
York
Grere
Boston Transcript
Mtg
Prince
Hough
Tony Lug
Cwrniy Dart
Mao
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