New Zealand Forests Plan Aims to Boost Australasian Timber
An article by William J. Keyes outlines a NZ led scheme to expand Australasian timber and paper production. The New Zealand Perpetual Forests Ltd secures land along the Waikato River and plans softwood plantations to support local industry with Australasian capital and expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
America
New Zealand
Australasia
Aimaria
Norway
Sweden
Itas
New Zealand Perpetual Forests Ltd
Waikato
Putaruru
Lake Taupe
Gnan
Forest Company
Waikala
Limite
Thy
Timbers Crown
Curious wallaby excrement deposit stirs science talk
Readers report a brown, puttylike substance on a hill near Bann Baa that analysts say is wallaby excrement liquefied by ancient earthquakes rather than crude oil. The find, near Botany area, sparks interest in Australia’s prehistoric fauna and geological history.
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Baan Baa
Baan Kea
Narratyri
Australia
Asia
New Guinea
Stronzer
Bann Baa
Koggabri Road
Bne
Wallaby
Bethel Hill
Gorke
Hou
Onal Athesian
Reat
Arth
Wave of insanity follows Prohibition debate in New York
The article reports a wave of insanity linked to Prohibition claims spreading from New York to Ontario. Figures like John J. Seninsky of Doteau and Emil Kraeplin of Munich voice warnings, while the New York World cites rising prosecutions and government interference as proof of societal strain.
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United States
New York
Laindand Evening News
Ilrys
Nickiniil
Ontario
Byer
United
Emil Kraeplin
Munigh
America
New York World
Saids
Duplicatius Dutier
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Spoorhnen
Clifton
DODGE
Graham
Jack
Manilla
Dodge Bros
William J. Keyes
B.A
Dominion
Scientiets
Dooce Brothers Motor Car
Dodge Brothers
Marons Limited
Castlersagh Street
Avoney
R. Maunder
Avranstenem
Government Savings Bank
Martin Plaqe
Sydney
Farmers & Gratiers
Mead Offies
Janatory
Cin Ges
Tinwa
Tds
Clifton’s Ltd
Dexsee
Manet Ronmi
Plessant
Seema
Dass
George St
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