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Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
3
Spring Holidays at Mt Buffalo National Park
Mt Buffalo National Park offers year round attractions with spring flowers and scenic look-outs. Boats and fishing on Lake Catani, modest rail tariffs, and chalet comforts attract Melbourne travelers, with tours arranged by the Government Tourist Bureau.
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Mt. Buffalo National Park
National Park
Lake Catani
Melbourne
Queen's Walk
Empire Farmers See Britain's Show For Agriculture Reform
Empire farmers visiting Britain toured the Royal Agricultural Show observing British machinery, seed and fertiliser displays, and a Nitram Ltd luncheon where Lord Melchett outlined plans for a global Empire farming body. The talks covered fertiliser production, grassland management, and linking farmers with research to build a united Empire agricultural system starting in Britain and expanding to Australia and South Africa.
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Britain
Royal Agricultural Show
Imperial Fertiliser Organisation
Messrs Nitram Ltd
Empire
Dairy Congress
Nitram Ltd
Lord Melchett
Sir Alfred Mond
Imperial Chemical Industries
Great Chemical Combine
Empire Agriculture
Imperial Chemical Industries Limited
Billingham
British Isles
British
Lord Bledisloe
Australia
South Africa
The Echuca Seat Contested by C.P.P Candidate
The Country Progressive party announced three nominations for Echuca in the Federal Parliament and selected F. J. Churches of Kyabram as candidate. Churches, former general secretary of the C P P, is an orchardist and Kyabram cannery director. No Labor candidate has been named yet for the forthcoming election, likely a straight contest with sitting member W. C. Hill.
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Country Progressive Party
Echuca
F. J. Churches
Kyabram
Churches
J.J. Hall
Rodney
Legislative Assembly
John Alan
W. C. Hill
P. D. K. O'Hanlon
Labor
C.P.P
Moral Code of Dairy Farming Commandments
A humorous paraphrase of farming rules urges registered sire use milk records, herd management, and feeding according to capacity. It mocks strict checks and holy phrasing while emphasizing prudent care, warm housing, clean water, and restraint in slaughter.
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Gilbert B. Hunter
Cilice
Hill
Excelsior Cafe
Hf.krutlu
Chevrolet
Kilpatrick, McLellan & Co. Pty. Ltd
Vitalick
G. A. Wright
Armidale
Vita Lick Ltd
Stock Lick Specialists
Kent ST. Sydney
Bowen
the Bulletin
Bert
Voco
Mobiloil
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