Queensland judge compares courts of New York and England
Judge Lukein of Queensland returning from abroad remarks on how counsel roam the New York courtroom during hearings and on the harsh cross examinations jurors endure before verdicts. He contrasts with England where justice is guided by tradition dignity and efficiency, noting women jurors in England are generally scarcer and reportedly stricter than men in cases involving offenses against women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukein
Queensland
New York
England
Caace
Pick of the Bunch All British AAS named best motorcycle
Local motor cycle guide declares the All British AAS as the best machine, with Leral Agent P. K. Woon listed as agent for Velocette and Triumph Motor Cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivery
ALL British
AAS
Leral
P. K. Woon
Velocette
Triumph Motor Cyclex
Wheat growth spreads across South America says Times
The Times trade section says wheat farming has strong growth potential across Argentina Chile Uruguay Colombia and Bolivia with ample arable land and rising production aided by machinery. Argentina leads with 24 million acres and 4 million metric tons exports while Chile Bolivia Colombia show expanding areas and improving transport and cultivation methods.
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South America
The
Times
Argentina
Chile
Republic
Uruguay
Columbia
Bolivia
Sebana
Bogota
Hulla
Dle Norte
Boyaca
el Valle
Calimbia
Caldas
Coghabanba
Riorando Do Sa
Weuela
Movida
Venezuela
Prickly Pear Prompts Power Alcohol Debate in Australia
Frank Cotton argues that federal funding for scientific development must align with up to date facts. He cites power alcohol, noting cellulose from prickly pear could yield 1000 gallons per acre, contrasting with Europe’s wood waste method. He warns Australia lacks current scientific knowledge to exploit its resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cotton
6Th Inlet
Federal Bureau of Science and Industry
Australia
Europe
Seventy-Five Sheep to the Acre Jemulong Station Trial
A historic irrigation and fodder conservation trial near Lywhhlan tested 1687 sheep on 24 acres of lucerne from November to February. Sheep were fed twice daily with drought-denuded paddocks, gaining weight despite harsh conditions. A British visitor later reported a brocals valued at £500, which was turned over to the police after loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemulong
Forbes
Gatenby
Green Lucerne
A. Duncliffe
Australia as oldest country claims from fossil clues
A fragmentary interview in London cites Professor Bar Edgeworths Duvallas asserting Australia as the oldest nation due to subsidence and sea level changes. The text mentions fossils in West Australia and England, Marsupials, Pan-Pacific Congresses, and remarks on alluvial gold deposits in Western Australia, with references to Victorian Europe and Asia.
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Australia
Bar Edgeworths Duvallas
London
Europe
Queensland
Austealia
Atralia
Went Austealia
Eastern Australia
Alice Hows
Western Australia
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