Editorial on sugar policy and cane labor in Australia
The piece discusses Commonwealth policy on white labor and cane production, favoring continuation of Harton era protections, concerns over minimum wages for cane cutters, and implications for sugar industry earnings. It reviews labor shifts, farm accommodation for white laborers, and potential effects on cane yields and market dynamics in a detailed stance from a trade journal perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lyne
Commonwealth
Katala Lata
Australia
Ganong
Mereiely
Gil Tau
Geverenne
William Lyor
Br Se
Othess
Minum Wage
Wwe
Parlement
Mtv
Bia
Ixoce
Wlondy Weed Pati
Feeding of molasses 70 work stock
Speech by Dr Willig of Dairysple t Station before MECSS Lostsiem State University and Saget Plagters Association on May 1905. The fragment mentions feeding molasses and stock work, with unclear text about weather and pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Willig
Dairysplet
Byten Ouge
Lostsiem
Louisians Saget
London View Of The Sugar Situation Through 1905 Estimates
A London Times correspondent analyzes the sugar market after the Brussels Convention, noting price volatility, shifting European yields, and the impact of consumption and supply. It cites Tolstich and other estimates, shows price movements from 1904 into 1905, and discusses visible supply against demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Times
Fukme
Seger Femier
F. C. Licht
Tolcht
Mga
Compton
Artificial Cross Fertilisation in Sugarcane Trials
A Barbados sugar industry paper cited artificial cross fertilisation experiments described by Mr Lewton-Braim and staff at Rudge plantation. The method involved isolating anthers from one variety, protecting flowers, and fertilising with pollen from another. Trials at Abrat Church faced technical difficulties but showed some germination, suggesting larger-scale work is needed to obtain usable seedlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbados
d’Albuquerque
Hegandi
Lowtonrebrain
Imperial Department of Ariculture
Lewton-Braim
Rudge
Abrat Church
Hattedos
Sas
Plane Creek Notes Reflect Local Celebration And City Hall Toast
The Plane Creek correspondence recalls a Grand Central Hall gathering on July 1st honoring Mr D. L. Ross as he leaves Came Inspector duties. Festivities feature Mr Beresford, tributes to Mr Ross’s nine years at Plane Creek, gifts, and friends praising his service. Mention is made of local civic plans and a death notice for long-time resident Mr T Dumbrighs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
Grand Central Hall
D. L. Ross
Plane Creek
Beresfondt
Beresford
Rose
Hos
Ross
Bilin
Puimter
Rtuttway
Gornap Banjo Es
Lanecen
Rpa&ga
Latedon
Mr. Fross
Plamcreek
Ros
Jucolson
Gorton
Baker
D McKie
Mr. Martin
Umferptund
T. Dumbriggs
Townville Hospital
Frienis
Sugar bounty debated in Queensland sugar industry
Senator Keating criticizes or defends the sugar bounty policy during a tour of Queensland sugar districts. The discussion centers on substituting white for black labor, the impact on cane growers in New South Wales and Queensland, and objections to retaining bounty terms. The piece notes Southern distress, regional tensions, and political maneuvering affecting labor and wage laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
Senate
Launceston
Queensland
Cairns
Amy
Joses
New South Wales
Queennuand
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Tany
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Patton
Australian Metal Company, Lig
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Remington Ice
Bi Fane
Australian Metal Company, Ltd
William Street
Melbourne
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