Imperial Eea Ade A Bat Trial On Monday
A new ten foot Imperial header was tested on Landers farm, owned by Afr C J Penrose, with Gascoyne, Guest and others present. The machine, driven by B Dawes, cut a crop of Clarendon yielding 16 bags per acre, then Waratah with 14. The device showed high capacity and easy handling, even in heavy cre]p. Penrose, breeder of horses, owns Baron Keynote and Sir Bridge North stock, expressed satisfaction with the purchase. Photographs taken by Rodway.
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Ee Mendiner
Liteirs Hirewood Bagshaw Ltd
Mile End
Turers
Souther
W. Tete
Oatsern
Landers
Afr
C.J. Penrose
Bri
Gascoyne
Mewars
Miron and Sons Ltd
Gunnedah
Dawes
P’enrose
Baron Keynote
Bridge North
Australian agriculture feature near Nandewar Range
Background by the Nandewar Range highlights a vivid four picture scene of Australian agriculture with bright gold crops against green bush. Rodway and D McCahon are mentioned in share farming for Mr Penrose, with Free Booklet offered. The passage notes the Thund erbolt bushranger cage as a prominent feature and ends abruptly with an incomplete thought.
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Rodway
Nandewar
Cage of Thunderbolt
D. McCahon
Penrose
Machinery firm backs local depot in Gan gedah
Measras Horwood Bagshaw impressed by a machine, claims its parts should stay where needed. They establish a depot at Kile, Gan gedah, contrasting firms storing bulk stocks in Sydney. District agents will arrange warry fall Stork.
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Mexars Horwend Bagshaw
Dutsinens
Kile
Gangedah
Sydney
Measras Horwood Bagshaw
Trade and farming pressures vs wool exports worldwide
Discussion notes stiff competition in wool markets as Australia suffers losses from land values and farming practices. Lindner cites long land productivity in Victoria and Western Australia. Declining demand from Germany France Belgium and rising Japan tensions amplify export challenges for Australian wool.
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Australia
Germany
France
Belgium
Japan
Whither Trade and the German Embargo
The author warns against losing markets as protectionism risks the wool industry and broader prosperity. Germany imposes an embargo on Austrian wool while its export trade declines, limiting foreign exchange and imports. Over five years German buyers bought about £47 million of wool annually.
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Germany
Germany eyes Wollstra wool substitute to curb wool demand
The article discusses Germany's Woolstra wool substitute made from wool and wood pulp, noting its potential to reduce Australian wool demand. It cites capital and labor advantages, predicts lower costs with mass production, and warns of a shift in nitrate trade patterns as a parallel example from Chile.
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Germany
Wollstra
Wallatra
Chile
Election of Aldermen for triennial term in council
The municipal council notes the triennial election set for Saturday December 1 with nine nominees for seven alderman seats. Nomination day was November 16 and party groupings are removed. Also announces land transfer notice for Lots 1 2 3 12 13 14 Section 5 Southbrook subdivision and reports revenue since last meeting totaling £203 6 9 with allocations to General, Street Lighting, EK W.T, Water, and Trust funds including arrears.
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Southbrook
EK. W.T
Mary Tees
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