Climbing Plants and Varieties for Warm Districts
Advice on preparing ground, manuring, and selecting deciduous and evergreen climbers for year round bloom. Highlights Bignonia species including Wonga Wonga Vine, Cherere, Jasminoides, Lindleyana, Tweediana, and other climbers like Gelsemium Sempervirens, Jasminum varieties, Bougainvillea Magnifica, Clematis cultivars, Manettia Bicola, Wistaria, and Pavonia. Notes frost resilience, maintenance, and planting season urgency.
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Guilfoyler
Clematis Montana Rubens
Manettia Bicola
Thunder Dibsons
Wistaria
Pavonia
Seven hundred relief workers strike in Melbourne demand sustenance boosts
Seven hundred relief workers in Melbourne have gone on strike demanding higher sustenance allowances. The action reflects rising hardship concerns amid ongoing relief operations and affects welfare distribution in the city.
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Melbourne
The Australian Journal August issue praised overseas critics
Overseas critics condemned Australian writers for dreary drought and flood themes and comic bush types, but the August issue of The Australian Journal counters with a lively, varied collection. It features Hatfield Somers Palmer Shepherd Grayson Kaye Grey and Ladye Jane among contributors, plus cookery fashion needlework radio dressmaking and children’s sections with twenty five pounds offered.
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Dad
Dave
William Hatfield
Hellen Somers
Vance Palmer
Catherine Shepherd
Rex Grayson
Louis Kaye
Beryl Grey
Ladye Jane
Newcastle Wool Sales Set For September Opening
NENCO at Newcastle reports arrivals of new season wool as the company schedules its opening sale for September 10. Wool in store a week prior is eligible. Liberal advances on wool, sheep on back, or in store are available. Ample storage is planned for a large increase in receivals. The Wie ham show floor handles 5 000 to 6 000 bales, with inspection time for buyers. Growers are invited to visit Newcastle during the selling season for facility tours and insights into secondary industries serving primary producers.
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NENCO
Newcastle
Wieham
Pigs Rooting For Minerals Driven By Diet Shortfalls
Animals show root seeking in pastures when lacking minerals, especially calcium and phosphorus. Calcium phosphate from bone flour is cited as a reliable supplement to strengthen skeletons, repair tissues, and support overall health in pig feeding. The text notes mineral balance is crucial and soil quality affects dietary mineral content.
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Scottish House
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