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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1936
Page
4
The article urges immediate action for gardeners to sow bulbs and seeds, prepare seed pans, and set up proper drainage. It highlights growing Japanese Irises and other hardy varieties, suggests soil and manure use, spacing, watering, and protection from frost, with guidance on later care and mulching.
An advertisement from PLC. & BON Ltd promotes RULR and 3ES TO GRACE YOUR GARDEN products. It claims neuritis relief with RLULR and a money back guarantee, plus a mail order rose catalogue with 143 for 10/ and free carriage. Readers are urged to select mixed rose colors and have shipments prepaid to railway towns.
The Farmers & Graziers Co-op reports tariff changes by the Commonwealth Government spark irritation in Japan across trade and official circles. Uncertainty over outcomes spoils judgment on wool demand as Japanese buyers resume purchases in Commonwealth markets ahead of Melbourne sales.
The report notes continuing wool trade concerns as tariffs affect Japan and Commonwealth markets. With about 100,000 bales slated for Brisbane and Sydney auctions June 15 to 18, buyers anticipate competition from Continental sections and Topmaker descriptions. Treland defeats Switzerland in Davis Cup and faces Germany in the European semi final.
The piece explains the hornless Polled Hereford breed roots from a 36 year history sparked by a McWalter Gamtin who invited Hereford Breeders Association members to identify horned cattle. It describes initial hornless calves arising from crossbreeding with horned stock and outlines breeding methods to produce hornless offspring with projected success rates.
A report notes strong demand for rabbitskins and hatter materials as prices rose slightly and buyers remain steady. Traders report higher costs but steady sales with improving closing rates and active interest from suppliers and buyers.
The Hie Commission in Australia estimates 900000 Britons moved to the Dominions from 1922 to 1931 with two thirds settling off- farm or in other jobs. It argues expanded consumption of primary products could occur if home industries grow creating employment and easing reliance on outside markets. The report notes potential boosts to Britain, the Commonwealth, and Australia, with improved markets for wool and crops and a larger domestic market.
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