The Sugar Industry in the Philippines Then and Now
In a continued historical review the Philippine sugar industry is described as hindered by outdated methods and primitive equipment under American rule. The piece argues industry decline, export shrinkage, and wage rises reflect deeper structural issues, with modernization and new management seen as prerequisites for recovery.
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Teasoo
Milippame Amd
Low Perade
Harge Bretors Mothe
Saya Pratt Tien
Pss
Owen Ake
Biel Meike
Sich
Philippim
United States
Suk
Spain
Comal
Atali
Europe
Islands
Philippine
Figur
Bittle
Ain Acres
Sugar Industry in Fiji and Colonial Oversight
The Fiji sugar sector, led by the Colonial Sugar Company, expanded from bullock mills to modern multi roller plants across 40 000 acres. White and East Indian labor structures, government contracts, and wage regimes shaped field work while irrigation and fertilization lagged, limiting yields despite progress across Lahasa Tavu ni and Viti Levu.
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Sydney Capital
Ety
Fano
Kalomal Kompanys
Awukluod
Fiji
Tropics
Te Colum Company
Traynitel
Gattin
Sher Company
Pias
Hawai
Hetwe
Loree Loms
Uebie
Dts
Suva
Lente
Te Frit
Capra
Sugar Exports From The Hencationed Parts Of tyaeene land
Quantity of Sugar exported from the Hencationed Parts of tyaeene land from Tet Fitter FMI toy SEnt Unable, PEN, are as follown.
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Tyaeene
Pastoral Letter from Australian Anglican Leaders
A pastoral letter from the Archbishops and Bishops of the Church of England in Australia and Tasmania, issued after General Synod discussions. It thanks divine guidance and signals seeking unity and direction on major questions affecting the community and faith.
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Chrat Jesus
Commonwealth of Australia
Church of England
Australia
Tasmania
General Synod
Moral reform and social faith in Australian civic life
A Christian communal appeal condemns gambling, temperance abuses, and social ills while urging universal enforcement of laws. It underscores unity across sections, rejects party conflict, and promotes the common good through Christian charity and prudent governance.
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Jtwestrom
Furth CP
Llims
Unclear Text Fragment Shows Government Railways Contract
A fragment indicates a person or entity has achieved commercial success while employed in Hobart Tasmania under contract for delivery to Victorian Government Railways. Specific names, dates, or operators are not provided in the readable text.
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Histor
Historic Review OF the Philippine Sugar Industry
Waaes
Sean
Philippine Sagver
Pete - WS
Cate
Fim
Toston
Heishene
Cairnea
Port Limnglas
Wwats
Isi Wall Owen
Cairns
Archinshoms
Holy Trinity Church
Ally
Foo Lam
Hovnerwapewine
Hart
Noe Urigestion and
Gener
Australian Metal Company, Ltd
Wildman Siot
Melbourne
James Croke
MacKay
James Scodard
Kel Apmebt
Wrisbane
Munich
Bochum Union
Petral Motor Omnibuses
Success
Hobart
Deli
Vernment Railways
Collins Street
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