Castlemaine Bros Modern Hatchery Chick Sale Notice
Quality white leghorn chicks hatched from selected stock at Gamble Elect incubator. Day old pullets 7 shillings per 10, 24 per dozen. Day old mixed chicks 10 pence per 100, 430 per 1000, freight extra. Address North Lakeland Melville, phone L2504. Wulvra Poultry Farm Clerkcric Hatchery capacity listed.
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Poultry quality chicks offered by Burnside Farm
AUSTRALORP and White Leghorn quality chicks offered at 3 shillings 10 pence per 100 and sexed pullets at 7 shillings per 100. Sold by R.A. Rodgers Burnside Farm Forresthield. Contact Fé 2.
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Woolgrowers Withdraw From A W C Move Toward Unified Marketing
Agricultural and pastoral interests in Western Australia consider withdrawing from the Australian Woolgrowers’ Council and align with a broader federal marketing plan. Delegates praised a Canberra conference decision to pursue price stabilization, with a temporary subsidy to lift wool prices to 12 pence per pound while awaiting orderly marketing reforms.
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Canberra
Australian Woolgrowers’ Council
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Steen Federal Organisation
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Australian show herd gains Shorthorn cow in Fairholm line
Queenie Sth of Fairholm, a 13-year-old Australian YaWacra Shorthorn cow bred by H. W. Gray of Alstonville, has been added to the Fairholm herd. The note records her origin and current ownership status within the ranch.
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Queenie
Fairholm
H. W. Gray
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Farm Workers Benefit from Minister’s Outreach
Sir Reginald Dotman-Smith, Minister of Agriculture, was thanked by Ald. EG. Gooch at a Spalding branch meeting of the National Union of Agricultural Workers for consulting farm workers to gauge their views. Over 7,000 Victorian wheat farmers sought aid from a £200,000 fund to be distributed this year for crop loss due to drought.
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National Union of Agricultural Workers
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Batter and Politics Drag London Markets Down
The London batter market and butter market show low spirits amid European political uncertainty. Daliness remains in the butter market as buyers hesitate while a giant mushroom found near Altenburg, Germany highlights unusual harvest news. The mushroom, carried by a lone Rambler, underscores market uncertainty and the unlikely revival of activity.
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London
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Life study of codlin moth and infestation risk
A study of the life history of the codlin moth explains why growers complain of severe fruit frets infestations, noting neglect can trigger rapid increases. The report emphasizes timing in January and the need for early control measures to prevent outbreaks.
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Jameary
Dairy cattle at Gatton school breedings and records
The Queensland Agricultural High School and College at Gatton reports Queenie Sul producing a heifer and a bull last year and again a later drop of a heifer and bull sired by Premier Dud of Millview. Queenie Silt, as a senior two-year-old, yielded 30 NT butterfat and later 4331 butterfat at eight years seven months. Regent of Greyleigh is the dam’s dam at Fairholmes, with the matron listed at OM.
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Diana Disraeli
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Happy Workmen Take a Breather on Farmers' Exhibit
Five Indiana workers pause during a busy Farmers' exhibit at an Eastern stall. The scene shows laborers resting amid displays and crowds, with the paper urged to be credited when replying to advertisers.
What a Farmer Is a Labouring Capitalist Voice
A fragmented critique describes a farmer as a laboring capitalist who toils eight hours daily against nature and markets. It defines a farmer as one who uses his own products for sustenance and sells at others' prices, while buying at others' prices to profit. The piece notes New Zealand wine imports and ripe-market delays, with retailers holding excess stock amid cautious demand and a slow pace of arrivals.
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New Zealand
Carey
V.S.W
Control of Cochin Moth in Orchards Discussed by Entomologist
Mr. S. F. Allan of the Department of Agriculture explains life history of the codlin moth in Young orchards. He notes two complete generations and a partial third per season, with emergences tied to bloom, November peak, and a major rise before Christmas. Proper spray programs are needed to keep populations within bounds and meet arsenical residue tolerances.
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S. F. Allan
Partment of Agriculture
Cochin
Allman
Taxation Returns and Land Tax Filing Guidance
The notice outlines lodging requirements for taxation returns including wages and professional income, mentions a base rate and penalties, and notes Land Tax must be described with improved values on the Federal Land Tax form. It warns that previous year adopters must notify the department and references a Prosert Table for related actions.
A. Lambi Problem and Lambing Record At Swoligon
Twenty five ewes in Swoligon NSW had a remarkable lambing with mixed breeds. Mir Lamty Kyap notes all twins, one twin pure Suffolk and the other pure Leicester, a rarity when two breeds join. Mr Ryan reports 100 mothers yielding 202 lambs with eight twins and two sets of triplets. Overall 419 lambs from 364 ewes were born.
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Swoligon
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Ryan
Land Return Requirements For Absentees And Residents
The notice states returns must be lodged by absentees at midnight June 30 1939 if they own land valued at £1 or more and by residents owning land valued at £4 000 or more. Form A returns are required for those who have not previously filed and reflect any changes in land value or sales during the year.
Facyiries Us Wusie to revease shell rrapherres vatumt Dyie
At Maplowval Poultry Farm in Vounes Foti Chie PSN area, cages stalled, hens stressed. Farm manager denies that duphonic and organ maste Wing boosts output, yet workers report apparent production declines and concerns over animal welfare amid uncertain market signals.
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Facyiries
Ravlinn
Maplowval
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