Pastoral conditions vary across the Tamworth district a year
The Tamworth district reports variable pasture conditions from good to poor with abundant sheep feed in southern areas and thinner range in the north. Water supplies are adequate, stock condition improving, but disease and pest issues, especially lungworms and parasite outbreaks, threaten losses unless all sheep are dipped this year.
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Nsasla
Wool report of the Farmers and Grassers Co Ltd shows mixed sale results
The Farmers and Grassers Co Ltd reports 7182 bales offered from Western North West North Riverina with top prices up to 24d for 6 bales. Various fleece and brand lines achieved prices from 12d to 24d, with several named buyers and districts such as Mudgee Wey Cooyal Gurley Manilla and Tongue Bees noted. Appraisals were to be finalised by October 20 and payments expected around November 1.
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James
Mudgee
Andrew Baker
Wey
Cooyal
Tendinson, Esq
Gurley
A. Crowley
Coabidah
BION
Wilton
Ben
Ajo B. G Mitchell
Day
Terry Es
Bales
Delicate Operation and Phosphate News Update
Medical world stunned by a successful operation removing a live shell from a man. Huge phosphate deposits found, Japan's entry depriving Australia of its southern Pacific industry. New Zealand unearths a 190 million ton reserve. Brown out lifting schemes eyed though neon lights banned as costly.
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Japan
Australia
South Pacific Islands
New Zealand
Caution Notice Withdraws Permissions for Hunting and Interference
Notice warns that any person found shooting or hunting or interfering with fences in any war on Willambyill will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions are hereby withdrawn. H. L. Hudson.
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Moss Vale
Upper
Manilla
Willambyill
Nersons
Fl Hjdson
Prosecutions Threatened Over Trespass at Clontarf Properties
Warning to all individuals removing wood trespassing or interfering with the property known as L’grane and Clontarf that anyone violating these grounds will be prosecuted regardless of persons. The notice cites the need to respect ocavians permissions and references Bicalnd.
Tea ration increased to half a pound every four weeks
The tea ration is raised starting yesterday. Each person may draw half a four pound allotment every four weeks instead of every five weeks as formerly.
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