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Reminiscences of the Canowie Merino Stud
Notes from the late A. J. McDonald manager of Canowie Station passed to John Parker recounting early Canowie breeding choices. It describes Tasmanian fine wool influence, drought impact on merino selection, and shifts to high yielding wool while maintaining quality. Includes 1924 breeding ewe yields and lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McDonald
Canowie Station
McDonald
West Australia
John Parker
Canowie Homestead
Parker
Conowie
Oto
Enviews Pa
Chaoawie
Rambouillett
Victoria
Donald Dinnie and Canowie Bloodlines in Australia
A excerpt discusses Canowie and Wanganella merino lines, focusing on Donald Dinnie ram influence in South Australia. It covers ram sales, Canowie flock size, and the shift toward Wanganella blood, noting Buyer's preference for pure Canowie rams and the narrator's long study of stud breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donal Dinnie
Donald Dinnie
Canowie
S.A. Thoweh
Hingaree
SLA
Donall Minnie
Thomas Goode
N.S. Wales
Tonald T Dinnie
Cunowile
Laura Triumphs Over Calumvie in Tennis Meet
A Calumvie team visited Laura on Saturday March 4 and lost. Doubles winners ReichsteinWade 9-4, EvansHW Reichstein 1-2, WilsonGreen 9-8. Singles results include Reichstein Wade Evans Hillam and others with multiple close scores. Laura won 12 sets 110 games to Calumvie 7 sets 79 games.
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Calumvie
Laura
T. Reichstein
Wade
Catford
Hillam
Evans
HW. Reichstein
F. Lehmann
Wilson
Green
McCallum
Hannagan
Mesdames Evans
Marner
Miss McCallum
Mrs. Wade
Miss Kennedy
Bennett
Larsson
Misses Cadd
W. Wade
Corn Sack Stock Update And Supply Outlook Australia
Farmers inquire about corn sack supply with about 160 000 bales needed to last to April 19. Current landed stock around TAO bales ensures no alarm and full cover. The Commonwealth Wheat Board will import enough to maintain at least one year’s reserve. Corn sack price raised to 12/7 per dozen, plus 4d as storage and interest charge, not expected to continue.
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Australia
Commonwealth Inte Committee
Australian Wheat Board
Commonwealth
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