Australia Britain trade balance compared in Canberra letter
The Canberra letter compares British and Australian overseas trade in the nine months of the current financial year. It highlights a large favorable balance with Britain driven by wheat flour meat dairy produce dried fruits wine sugar and wool. It notes wool exports to Britain remain dominant though declining. It also discusses the Australian Loan Council and the Australian Agricultural Council and aims to simplify dairy and agricultural administration.
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Australia
Britain
New Zealand
South Africa
Cuba
England
Dominions
Frore
Portugal
Commonwealth
Denmark
Earle Paget
Australian Loan Council
Canberra
Enith
Caperte
Youthis UN
Australis
Lopps Bay
Victora
Stallions registered show rise in heavy horse demand
The report notes 1253 stallions registered in 1894 35 an increase over the previous year. It highlights strong interest in draught horses and mares and outlines parade figures 321 total with 212 scheduled and 108 special parades.
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Chili Veterinary
Br. R. N. Johnstone
Victorian “Journal of Agriculture
Cheners
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertises Potent Digestive Aid
An old ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a herbal tonic to cleanse bile and relieve digestive issues. It claims free bile flow supports health, denies need for calomel, and urges readers to ask merchants for the product. The copy imitates period medical tone and emphasizes personal charm restoration.
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Carter
Commotions at Horsham Hospital and rural agricultural updates
A hospital escape near Horsham caused a brief commotion as a delirious patient sought Mr A R Brent’s home on McPherson Street before being returned to the hospital by Constable McRae. The Wartook district saw 154 pounds of wattle bark leave the area, while Wonwondah East reported lambing and favorable prospects for winter feed. Apiarists noted honey production up with several earning 15/10 per tin, and Nhill hosted a stallion breeders association meeting with ALOP Dutyona as president and C H Towns as secretary.
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Horsham Hospital
A. R. Brent
Mc Vherson Street
McRae
Wartock
Melbourne
Wonwondah
Lamba
Telangatuk
Nhill
Firmos
Mreelers” Association
AL OP
Duty Ona
C. H. Towna
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