Melbourne plan to modernise Newmarket sale yards sparks inland killing debate
Melbourne City Council advances a £57,000 mutton slaughterhouse and a £200,000 upgrade as part of a £500,000 scheme to modernise abattoirs and sale yards drawing Bendigo Chamber protests. Widespread concern centers on decentralisation and the potential removal of saleyards to outlying districts, with calls for a full inland killing inquiry and government assurance on funding timelines.
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Cullen
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Increased returns for farmers urged by dairy groups
The Joint Dairying Industry Advisory Centre recommended higher returns for farmers, citing benefits from increased butter production. Australian officials, led by Athol P. Baird, pressed for enhanced incentives amid concerns over waste and production efficiency.
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Dairying Industry Advisory
Commonwealth
Athol Po Baird
Conanopes
Ereawil
Manile
Baind
Vines Farraers
Liberal plan criticised by W J Mibus and Wheat Board shift
W J Mibus criticised the Liberal Party plan saying prices offered would be below production costs. He contrasted with the Country Party plan to remove wheat sales from ministerial control and appoint the Australian Wheat Board as sole marketing authority. The Australian Wheat Board announced a drop in export price of bulk wheat from 20 6 to 18 a bushel to align with overseas markets, with minor effects on grower returns and exports after carryover.
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Country Party
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America
Canada
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Be Cozy in Wool This Winter Fashion Notice
A fragmented notice notes woolen fashion for winter with warm gold shade. It mentions a speculative item and a partial list of teenagers, suggesting a teen fashion trend or event with unclear details.
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Sensible Wheat Stabilisation Demanded by Growers
A. F. Carracher from Boorooki criticizes the Victorian Liberal Party plan as unsound and cites the Costa Investigation Committee findings that growers need 6 3 a bushel at country sidings to profit. He argues for a floor price near 6 3 f.o.b. and urges vigilance after the International Wheat Agreement breakdown.
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Costa
Australia
Costs Commission
A. F. Carracher
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