Queensland Shorthorns at Watson Brisbane sale notes progress
A Queensland Meat exporter representative cites growing weights and experience of Shorthorn cattle at a Brisbane sale after import from Rocklands on the Queensland Northern Territory border. The flocklands Station Ltd adapts with New South Wales bulls. A draft of 390 bullocks averaged 650 lb 03 shillings per hundred weight at 39 shillings per head, netting 19 pounds 7 shillings 3 pence. A second draft of 477 bullocks from Rocklands and 91 from Ponbar grossed 2 pounds e 14 shillings 3 pence, with both lots showing progression in body weight and leg length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Watson
Brisbane
Rocklands Ation
Queensland-Northern Territory
Tanbar
Cooper's Creek
Fhe Flocklands Station Ltd
Hich
Neweth ‘Wales Studs
Shorihorns
Rocklands
Ponbar
Sheep DIC Case at Narrabri and Market Insights
Fragmented report discusses a legal case at Narrabri linked to sheep stock and ethics. It references prices, shipping routes, and a significant sale of Tanbar stock, noting a deal overnight in Brisbane and large distance movements for cattle and bullocks amid market conditions and pasturing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Brisbane
Morente
Auier Dhat
Waa
Quilpie
Commissioner Hartigan's Greet Record Reveals Yearly Balance
A distorted report outlines the ratings and finances of the Hartigan commission with a large annual deficit of 65,000. The text claims steady gains and improved service, noting eight years of leadership and rising passenger journeys by nearly ten million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIT
Vasgerier
Rubber Production Surges as Far East Output Drops
The article describes rubber production trends with Far East output figures and U.S. demand. It notes imports of 15426 tons and 4720 units in related data, emphasizing a race to meet rising elastomer needs. It discusses the impact of crude rubber flows to America and potential shortages if supplies falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viana
Ates
Esa
Rete'y
erMite Rubmerey
Tome
America
Britain and Canada Move to Enforce Military Drafts
A historical wartime report outlines the gradual introduction of compulsory military service under the National Resources Mobilisation Act and War Measures Act. It notes government aims to register unmarried men or widowers aged 18 to 45 for potential overseas service, with assurances that conscription targets defense in Canadian waters. The piece mentions related measures, including compulsory autumn training and broader economic controls to support wartime needs, such as rubber production and export restrictions.
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Mat
Nacional
Mackenzie Ring
Canada
Candian
Eamsps
Oelobe
Sas
Inaugural Volunteer Defence Corps Enrolment Draws Near
The Inverell District announces enrolment for the Auxiliary Volunteer Defence Corps. Training will start Saturday afternoon with men urged to join for civilian and military skills. Further details available from the Inverell Unit contact Mr R. Suckers.
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Gramand Auk Ashford
Anid
Volunteer Defence Corps
Inverell
R. Suckers
Britain Offending Brazilian Ships Held Up
The Secretary of State announced the United States is investigating reports that a Brazilian coastwise vessel, Texpr, was harbored by a British naval action as it left Bahia. German travelers were noted and other details appeared in a garbled dispatch from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Washington
Corbett Hull
United States
Texpr
Bahia
Brazil
Braitina Lunes Barat BP Ronaytie
Week end show at the Capitol
A jumbled OCR fragment describes a weekend show at the Capitol with mentions of performances, acts, and various names. The readable portions reference a venue event, a few performers, and a planned program, but many fragments remain unclear. The piece resembles a schedule or advertisement page item from a bygone era.
Big Cricket News From Local Page
A garbled OCR snippet references cricket activity with scattered names and numbers, indicating a local sports note. It mentions teams or players in a brief, unsettled context and includes stray terms such as scores or dates without coherent details.
Unlicensed Radios Fined £367 in Lismore
A Lismore report notes fines totaling £367 for unlicensed radio operators. Officials warned enforcement would increase if compliance did not improve.
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Eteivang
Rambr
Tina Day
Lismore
Tienes Cours
Tne
Isenery
Wilonana
Povainien
Viet
Pioneer and settler of Victoria's Eaton district
Indney, a pioneer of the Eaton district of Victoria, came to Australia years ago. In 1887 her husband bought Curre station in River Inn, where he died four years ago. A family of six sons and four daughters, with numerous descendants, survives across generations.
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Indney
Wan
Victoria
Austeatia
River Inn
Pram
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Averel
Henderson
Finlen
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Otho Street
Glen Innes Town Hall
Narrabri
Neal
Hartigan
Uicanlers
Alan
Natalia
Alitag
Hartio SY
Far East
Pisaser
Tata
Hues
Tony
Jeorid
Eal
Fey
Germany
SaAro
the Capitol
Santa Layee
Ana
Staley
Tnt
Rome
Roy Saurus
Misitay
Pas Weiekan
Lap Onigna
Agian
Hong Yuen
Teddy Bears
Hong Yuen & Co. Pty. Ltd
Byron Street
Merell
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al Moree, Warialda
Texas
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