Health of Live Stock Dr Bull’s Address at Rural Congress
Dr Bull outlines the Division of Animal Health work from the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research. He notes the council formed in 1930, migrant coordination since then, and focus on parasites, cattle and sheep health, pasture management, and vaccination and diagnosis advances. He warns ongoing challenges in Victoria and northern Australia, stressing nutrition, drought resilience, and eradication efforts for parasitic diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambre of Agriculture
Bull
Council For Scienlife and Industrial Research
Council On Animal Health
Australia
China
Press Courtesies and Local Reporting Norms
Mer J. A. Fitzpatrick argues organizers and public events should include press ticketing and access respect. He criticizes unpaid press attendance and suggests secretaries should invite journalists, noting reporters must balance hardship with public reporting duties.
Church notices fragment with several times and places
Fragmentary church notices list times and locations including Cent of Sian toneets fam 7 pm Tally garocpas Went 10 IL C Wangh au 11 30 2 0 Katonga pm Strethmerrton 3 20 Cobram 7 20 Presbyterian Nerurhadi 11 and 1 1 Wanlt 8 Wer Smith I ee 1 2 Yas
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Sian
Toneets Fam
Tally
Garocpas
Wanghau
Katonga
Strethmerrton
Cobram
Presbyterian
Nerurhadi
Wanlt
Wer
Smith
Iee
Garden Notes Hints and Seggations For Amateurs
Hints for amateur gardeners describe simple planting methods and garden care. Practical tips cover soil, segmentation of beds, and basic planting sequences. The author notes common mistakes and offers straightforward guidance for beginners to improve yields and garden aesthetics.
Seasonable Garden Work In The Border Year
Seasonal garden tasks outline pruning and cutting guidelines for daisies delphiniums lupines roses lantanas and semi tropical shrubs. Advice covers annuals perennials bulbs sowing seeds mushroom cultivation and tips on aphid control with nicotine dust for autumn plant protection and late July cutbacks.
Dividend Increasing Union Trustee Company Sees Satisfactory Progress
At the annual meeting Sir James Elder reported the Union Trustee Company continued to make satisfactory progress with a favorable outlook for rising business. New trusts and estates rose yearly, but securing outlets for land security advances remained difficult. The company held £21,976 in cash at year end, profits returned 9.8 percent on paid capital, and reserves stood at £76,603. Despite financial strain from emergency legislation, the trustees emphasized solid fundamentals and steady growth in funds for investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Trustee Company
James Elder
James
Toqn
Farmers’ Debts Adjustment Board
Australia
Star Provident Fund
Kitchen Garden notes on herbs and soil care after storms
After recent storms, improve soil around vegetables and feed cabbage and cauliflower with nitrate of soda. Emphasize herbs with mint, thyme, sage, and marjoram as backbone. Ensure sun, drainage, and rich but not overly fertile ground. trim dead herb bed sprigs and maintain well rotted manure for strong growth.
Water Trust votes for Broken Creek channeling schemes
At the Tung Tah Shire Water Trust meeting Cr Teague moved to divert water from Broken Creek to channels as soon as it runs down reaches near Katamatite. Motions also called for engineer estimates for weirs on Broken Creek near Church's Youarang Booey Creek and near Gilmore's Dome with associated costs.
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Tungtah Shire
Coma
Hodge and
Batey
Broken Creek
Gilmore
Kelly Snd
Oliver
Boosey
McLaughlis
Murray Valley irrigation scheme costs and long term value
The Murray Valley conservation plan will cost £12,000,000 for Commonwealth land across Victoria New South Wales and South Australia with Victoria allotted £3,000,000. Annual interest and sinking fund exceed maintenance yet to be assessed. The article argues benefits extend beyond direct water rates through broader tax revenue railway earnings and population growth, but notes learning curves and past mistakes in irrigation, salt problems, and uncertain future returns.
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Murray Valley
Victoria
New South Wales
South Australia
E. M. Webb
Melbourne ‘Herald
Australis
Rosal Commission
Australia
Victorian
Murray
Yarrawenga
Mildura
Werribee
Wool for America brings Australian wool tariffs into focus
The article discusses Australia’s wool trade with the United States, examining import duties and their impact on American demand. It notes ongoing negotiations in London and New York, the push to modify tariffs, and potential effects on finer wool varieties and U.S. clothing markets. It highlights concerns over protecting domestic industries while expanding access for Australian exports.
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Conan
Taswan
Britoin
Journale
Owen
Caysitoraha
Wenden
Aoseralia
America
London
New York
Australia
United States
Haxey Hood Game Described in Parish Folklore
A garbled OCR fragment recounts the ancient Haxey Hood game linked to Laxey parishoners in January. It mentions Captain Larry Motviats, village events, and punishments, with crowds, local figures, and village pageantry amid unclear lines and stray names.
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Haxey Hood
Laxey
Sata
Larry Motviats
Shor Wits
Widdie
Wynil
Cantertyi
Itauer
Wuhan
Maxey
Victoria Fresh Water Research Committee
The Victoria Fresh Water Research Committee has been formed to inquire into the scarcity of freshwater, stocking of streams with suitable fish, classification of streams, and study of waters and effects of natural conditions on fish life. Hon. secretary is Mr L. E. Vail, 485 Bourke Street, Melbourne.
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Sydney
Melbourne
L. E. Vail
Bourke-street
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Dr. Bull
Joe Cyan
Fotmam
Cmte
Aust
Wiseiey
Ian Tawneville
Ieee
Hunfell
Mer J. A. Fitzpatrick
Wingham
Our Army of
W. Rebineen
Plast Farm
Orm
Tungamah Water Trust
Wake” Pee Nike
Victoria Fresh Water Research Committee
Souns Business