Salting the chaff and fodder frauds plague farmers
A large irregular report details commercial fodder frauds in Victoria. It describes salting chaff, deception in oats and straw, and misrepresentation of feed quality. It notes widespread adoption of deceptive practices, price impacts, and steps toward enforcement across New South Wales and Queensland, with market effects on wheat and grain imports and wholesale quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNS Eleieration
Victoria
Walt
Ana
Gage
Epetebine
Alain
Seton En Garin
Algwriats
LeyeRe
New Seat Wales
Tydney
Malbourne
New South Wales
Tedeke Jf
Queensland
Wallamgnera
South Wales
Poe
Sruiney
Inremsie
Wuppilion
Ivek
Pollowite
Ctiee Mtifi
Salen
Peliers
Hiei —Eokwey Fuller
Celal
Tasmania
South Australia
Dogen
Comet
Raliwar
Syaney
Speciai Maken
Hume
Pincare
Viet
Dean
Quernaland
Omall
Apries —S.ew
Leenens
Chaice
Cymanade
Doren
Worrell
Sydney Produce Sales Auction Note From Sydney Station
A terre supply of peedece and lucerne arrived for auction at the Sydney Etailway boods Shed. Prices dropped on several items with prime at varied rates and many lots sold per cwt or ton. Prominent firms and auctioneers listed include Dent and Perm, A. S Buck Prescott Ltd, J. Brite and Company, Frank Ireland, Lindley Walker and Co, and Sydney auction houses Medfern and Redfern daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lucerne
MM Tryrioais
Betes
Prune Cute
Lucertie Wise
Prine Mune
Muleo
Prine Trownell
Elle and Company
Mt Suter
Commacc
Dent
Perm
Buck, Prescott, Limited
J. Brite and Company
de Heaton, and Company
Frank Reland
J. W. Gray and Company
Lindley, Walker, and Company
Peremewan, Whett, and Company
A. M'Dermott
Quention
D& Ti
Narrabri
Sale
Scott Glen Inces
Jackson
Muwerlib
Balaner Po
Ea Newheidge
Milne
Wallangarra
Sweden
Tarnips
Penrith
Tuekermas
Windsor Wir
Dext and Perry, Hay, Chat
Reatfern Dairy
Immm
Rettienn
Buriensta
Prescott, Ltd
Betdita
Stseex-street
Ardtney
Medfern Daily
Lisdley, Walker, and Co
Marklane
Symer
Post Saingles
O. Dalton Bros. Ltd
Country Oriers
S. Ellis and CO
Gales
Redfern
Fresh Town Ordinances In Force Today Aimed At Hoarding Posts
The new town ordinances under the Local Government Act take effect today, detailing penalties for hoardings bill posting and shopkeeping duties. Provisions cover hoarding licensing, meat sale premises, and butcher shop hygiene with strict penalties for noncompliance.
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Local Government Act of
Los
Department of Works
Evening News
Council
Rome
Act
Letters of Gratitude From the Deaf
The Well known Hev Henry Gain Fort of Adelaide writes that the Sarosrope sent to him greatly improved his hearing with noises ceased after a few months. He urges others with deafness to try it. Readership is invited to call or write for full particulars and testimonials, free by post, mentioning this paper. Address Kare scope Treatute Pitt se Sydney NS Wel.
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Hev
Henry Gainfort
Adelaide
S.A
Pitt Se
Dept
Sydney
N.S.W
Ordinances Cover Food Handling and Public Nuisances
The text outlines provisions for refuse removal, attire for vendors and carters, penalties for smoking and disorderly conduct, health-based disqualifications for meat shop workers, and required vehicle coverings to deter dust. It also details sale restrictions for fish and poultry, licensing for hawkers, sanitation guidelines, and penalties for ordinance breaches, with miscellaneous provisions on baths, garbage, smoke control, and street regulations.
Clothing factory fire in Lamb and Brown premises
A fire at 9pm Saturday damaged the third floor of a S and J George Street building in City housing Lamb and Brown clothing manufacturers. Supposedly sparked by spontaneous ignition among back-room cuttings, flames confined to one floor and put out by the Metropolitan Fire Brigade. Water damage hit first and second floors where Eastar Brothers wire workers and J G Williams Mantlemaker operated, while Hage chemist ground floor suffered slicky. Lamb and Brown sustained injuries reported to the Australian Mutual Office for £120.
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S&j
George Street
City
Lamb. and
Brown
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Messrs
Eastear Brothers
J. G. Williams and Company
Mantlemakere
H. Hage
Lamb and Brown
Border Railway Wanted in Prewar Trade Concerns
At a Bor nabilla Railway League meeting members discussed possible steps to form a tail trade alliance affecting district merchants woolworkers and exporters. The committee was instructed to pursue secession plans with the government and a strong deputation may seek a ministerial audience later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moree
Bornabilla Railway League
Commerce
Atail
Conditions in North West and Sheep Trade Update
SARRABAI reports last week’s sharp frost damaged pasture but rain on Thursday night should aid wheat crops. Winter conditions appear favorable with needed rainfall. Sheep in good condition. many stations report fat stock. MOREE notes ongoing importation of starving stock for agistment from drought areas, up to fifty trucks of sheep arriving. Weather largely cold with severe fronts and low temperatures, grass remains abundant but herbage dying. substantial rains expected to help. Shearing to begin late July at several large properties. shed hands seek employment, forecasting greater labor supply than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarrabai
Settling People on the Land in Southern District
Hoard requests full particulars on areas, values, and conditions for Douro Kenilworth Rodd demine and Mylora properties to gauge suitability for resumptn for closer settlement. Jelr Estate subdivision and sale brought to board notice for consideration.
Admiration for the Catholic Church Highlighted
Cantina Moran at Manly spoke of a noted Congregationalist minister praising the Catholic Church. He listed five reasons: its stance on marriage, reverence for worship spaces, unity of rich and poor at the altar, charitable works, and the missionary spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantina Moran
Manly Om Oasday
Victorian Government Refuses Tax Refund Claim on Public Servants
The Victorian Government declines to refund income tax paid by Federal Public Servants, despite High Court ruling that they were not liable to pay Loe laa.
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High Court
Death of miner George Henry Sara at Darley’s Gresbound Hotel
George Henry Sara a miner from Eom Orhone and recently at Cobar died suddenly at Darley’s Gresbound Hotel after fainting spell post 10 PM. Police found a bottle of strychnine in his coat and a reported £50 carried from Cobar. He had been drinking lightly. doctor was summoned twice with no relief.
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Orange
George Henry Sara
Eom Orhone
Cobar
Darley
Gresbound
Sara
Woeet Australia 3 Percent Loan At One Million
The Woeet Australia issue of one million pounds at 3 percent shows underwriting activity with London underwriters taking up eighty two percent of the loan at a price of ninety seven. The report notes strong demand and partial subscription by London markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeet
Australia
Jasued
London
New Discovery Proclaimed for Coughs and Lung Troubles
Myre Jr. writes that Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery relieved severe coughs and lung issues last winter. The testimonial claims it aids colds and lung ailments and calls the preparation unequalled for coughs and mold-related complaints.
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Myre, Jr
Rowning
S.S.W
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Commercial
Tranmer
Melbourne
Seeefort
Hisenlore
Fiat Deane
Proen India
Crepe
Medicine
Fisher and
Arthur T. Elsey
Randwick
McEacturing Pharmacy
Fisher and Company
Geonge ST
Opp. G. Pr
Aires
Joan Hunter
LED
Commonwealth Mail Order Department
City Boot Palace
George and
Market Streets
Arthur T. Pittar
Oxford Street
Mark Oye
Pitt Street
Cirit Service Stores
Hestorer
Herr Rassmussen
George St
TAL S. M
WF. Coxon
Sey
Hatmarket
Border Railway
R.C. Church
Joe Davis
UZE
Parks ST
Pitt-St
Fitzgerald Bros Heers
ROW & C
Sooney
oLe Manéers
Bixteen
No, & Mary-street
Kobe
Porte
Wack Gayatt and Co
Ghorgh-Ftrest
King-Street
Mra
Bright
Doan
Mies
E. Smith
John’s Road
Forest Loder
Josny
Anil
Ville
Foster- McClellan Co
Pitt St
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