Global Population And Size Comparisons In Old Text
The article compares China Japan and Australia in area and population. It notes China is half Australia in land, about 400 million or more, expanding by over a million yearly and 14 days sail from Australia. Japan is about one eighteenth Australia with 46 million people growing at about 500 thousand annually and 16 days steam from Australia. Australia spans about three million square miles with under five million people, while 776 million live in the three regions cited, all near Australia’s unoccupied territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Australia
Japan
Government Wire Netting Orders to 2500 Miles
About 2500 miles of wire netting have been ordered by Pastures Protection Boards from the Lands Department with 1700 miles dispatched or ready to ship. Shipments are now arriving from England, and all orders in hand should be despatched within six to eight weeks. If consignments arrive faster than they can be sent, surplus netting must be stored, costing users extra, so boards and settlers are urged to forward orders quickly to avoid storage.
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Pastures Protection Boards
Lands Department
England
Fence Removal Sparks Unrest in Weat Wyalong
At Weat Wyalong a police quarters fence, auctioned months earlier with removal terms, was pulled down by police after a landowner refused to move it. The landowner retaliated by discharging carbide refuse, ending in his arrest and a fine of 11.
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Weat Wyalong
Oldest Moleng pioneer shares smut remedy for wheat
J T Paustow presents a recure for smut in wheat using bluestone and lime in water. He claims wheat treated with the prescribed soak proves free of smut and even thrives after extended submersion. He notes a lighter alternative and that seed kept over in water may still grow. He adds efficiency tips for large lots and future sowing.
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J. T. Paustow
Moleng District
Cobden
Liscombe
Tenant Right in Improvements and Leasehold Reform
State Premier endorses Tenant Right as Liberal policy. Farmers claim rights to improvements they place on leased land, including fences and horses, arguing equity after expiry. Current system lets landowners claim non created improvements when farms are sold or leases end.
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Liberal Party
Adams Havelock Endorses Chamberlain Tablets
Mr A Adams of Havelock Marlborough New Zealand endorses Chamberlain Tablets as an effective remedy for stomach liver and bowel disorders. He reports long use with great benefit and recommends them to others in need of such medicine. For sale by A W Taylor Co Peak Hill and J W Lees Tomingley.
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A. Adams
Havelock
Marlborough
N.Z
Chamberlain
A. W. Taylor & Co
Peak Hill
J. W. Lees
Tomingley
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Monarch Gramaphones
Sydney
Monarch
W.A.V. Colonial Wines
Royal Show
Melbourne
Yeringa
Delacy’s
Stephens’ Pharmacy
Caswell St
The
East
W. J. Dent, Proctor
Council Chambers
F. B. Commins
M. C. Comans
Court-St. Parkes
Peak Hill Court
Alfred E. McIntosh
Parkes
Wildie
R. H. K. Woop
Lara T. Pearce
Clarinda St
A.J.S. Bank
Litchfield'sotel
Giddon
W. B. Wynne
Stock & General Commission
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co
W Crofton Pearce
E. B. Williams
General Commission
Jas. Bell & Co
R. J. Edwards
Commission
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Coy
Hick's
Koersby
Noves Bros
J. H. Bates
Forbes
City and Guilds of London
Baker , Spence
ANT General Commission
ELA EE
James Bell & CO
Wheat Buyers
SUN Fire Insurance Office
C. Collier's
C. Goldsbrough, Mort & CO
Wool and
Poultry & Eggs
W. T. Sherringham
Norwich Farm
Cumnock
McKinlay, Reilly & Co., Stock, Station
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