Tamworth Wins by a Point in Fodder Championship
The Royal Agricultural Society North-Northwest Fodder Conservation Championship drew twelve entries with Tamworth winning by a point. Judges led by H C Stening lauded a strong showing across districts, noting five entries produced fodder exceeding carrying capacity and highlighting lucerne drive and pit silage use as key factors.
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Royal Agrcultural Society
Magle
H. C. Stening
C. M
W. EB. Chaffey
Somerset House
Neminghe
Tamworth Society
Ae Noel -Conn
Homeleigh
Coonabarabran
Coonabarabran Society
W. Belliwell
Linghill
Tenterfield
Tenterfield Society
Lucerne
Stening
Royal Agricultural Society
Woods Great Peppermint Cure For Childrens Cough
Gunnedah picnic races were held last week and were most successful. The president of the lab Mr A W Hawker welcomed the visitors and presented the trophies.
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Gunnedah
Lab
A. W. Hawker
Australia vs Leicester draw in drizzly conditions at county match
The county scored 263 for 9 declared to avoid defeat as Australia fielded all day in light rain with bowlers unable to grip. Tourists face Cambridge on Wednesday. Woodfull and McCabe struggled. Bradman out for a duck. Ponsford 195 not out with Brown 77 not out and Darling 98 as Woodfall and McCabe dismissed.
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Leicester
Cambridge
Woodful
Bradman
McCabe
Ponsford
Brown
Darling
Notable Names Highlight May Australian Journal Issue
The Australian Journal lists William Hatfield author of Sheepmates and Ginger Murdock among its latest contents. The May issue features fiction, Margaret Fane, Hilary Lofting and others, plus fashion, radio notes, cookery, knitting, and competitions for children.
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William Hatfield
Denert
Ginger Murdock
Star White
Varnx
Margaret Fane
Hilary Lofting
Elizabeth Powell
Xavier Herbert
J. H. M. Abbott
M. C. Potter
Innes Cameron
F. Stewart Gee
Elsa Romaine
Lloyd Alan Sullivanson
Market Report on Wool and Pelts at Wednesday Sale
The market opened weaker on Wednesday but improved with closing prices near last sale. Incomings sold to Hd. racks 144d with best heavy pelts filling demand. other lots reached 45d to 144d, while some items sold at Tid. values. Sydney and Pitt, Son and Badgery led the offering.
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Sydney
Weinesd
Pitt, Son and Badgery Resort
Movement in Rabbit Industry at Local Freezing Works
The rabbit industry shows a boom as wages rise at the freezing works with payments between £700 and £800 weekly for rabbits and warrens. Parliament yet considers the future of the Rural Bank.
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Rabbite
Warren
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