YARDS OFFER FAT STEERS CALVES AND PAY RATES
Market notes show Warwick Yards inviting fat stock and calves with top rates 2.2 per lb for first quality baconets and up to 11d per lb for Galves. They seek unlimited supplies and arrange cartage, with stores wanted and high prices for fillers. Upcoming sheep sale advertised, plus Brisbane prices for fruit and vegetables with varied quotations for apples pears and greens.
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Uck
Brisbane
Stanthorpe
Granny Smith
Nsw
Jonathan
Rome Beauty
Granny ‘Smith
Delicious
Crofton
Tasman Dride
Josephine
Queensland
New South Wales
Tasmanian
Auctions and sales announced in Melbourne and Canberra
Local sale notices list extensive livestock auctions including 300 cattle of fat and beefy types plus 26 fat speyed cows and 10 prime vessels, with many Hereford calves and store cattle. Also featured are dairy cows, pigs and calves sales, and a real estate auction of Peter D. Mutch estate in Melbourne, plus political analysis on Australia’s Korea Indo-China policy and parliamentary timing.
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McDeuge
Ane
Opera
Colent
Rome
Messrs
Killarney Cattle Sale Set for June 21 at 1 P M
Killarney hosts a cattle sale on Monday June 21 at 1 p m. Auctioneering by G Brunton. Contact Killarney phone 111 for details about the event and consignments.
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RSE
Mcevoy Street
Nee
Warwick
Duchess
Fender and
Andre
Crichton & CO
Eien
Leshy
G. Brunton
Killarney
Copper Deficiency in Sheep in Queensland Districts
Experimental work on copper deficiency in sheep continues under Director of Sheep Husbandry Mr G R Moule. Researchers note faulty clips reflect deficiency and identify wide areas east and southeast of Cloncurry, the Flinders River valley, Mackay, Warick Stenthorne, The Gums and Tart regions as affected. A fortnight later Mr Maye will tour Richmond and surrounding districts to inspect ongoing experimental efforts.
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Brisuanh
G R. Moule
Richmond District
Moble
Queensland
Sheen Vraning
Cloncurry
Flinders River
Rem Mackadillan
Warwick-Stenthorne
May'e
Richmond
Dull Srwek
Suburbs and East Collegians Eye Rugby Revival
A survey of local rugby league prospects notes Suburbs and East Collegians courting renewed interest after years of lull. Enthusiastic committees, new junior structures, and standout players like Jota Farret and Itchy Neale suggest a push to lift lower grades and revive community fixtures, with Suburbs showing promise in both senior and junior divisions.
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A~ Krutte Mall
Suuida
Maye
Sunaity
Suinghorpe Mats
Veama
Jeague
Tascous
Icidau
de Fama Wanimal Beamok
Eastern
Bubs
Sunthorpe
Ibe Uist
East-Colegais I
East-Collegians
Ssl
Railways
Yo Daa
Wivey
Alford
Beneies
Haupt
Pepe
Marcon
Counsell
Meus
Benet
Cep
Tng
Seteata
Untu
Fuzzy" Boyle
Vuward
Erity
Bennett
Fitzgerald
Avay
Tts
Ivey
Jackson
Frith
Tanna
Suburbs
Reading
Bell
Hatsen
Stanth
Stanthorpe
Advan Snow Mulcahy
Pat Wilson
Eric Thorne
Trojans
Ohea
Gillam
Speckil
Snow Mulcaly
Suburss
Wests
Tuten
Pittcroft
Amt Co
Demp
Key
Hansen
Peel
Schlyder Bros
Smith
Pri
Doran
Mie
Mess
Emphasis on Beef Quality and Postwar Cattle Reform
The Australian cattle industry faces a shift from quantity to quality as postwar growth pressured by Britain’s beef demand and population rises prompts calls for stricter culling and tighter calving control. The quarterly Review of Agricultural Economics notes quality, not output, now drives strategy amid changing export prospects.
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Canberra
Quarterly Review of Agricultural Economics
Department of Commerce and Fipeulare
Bureau
United Kingdom
Britain
Australia
Army Officer Freed by Court Martial in Maryborough
A Maryborough court martial found Regular Army Warrant Officer George John Londos of the 47th Bin at fault on one charge and acquitted on others. Londos, represented by A Sweir, pleaded not guilty to disobeying standing orders and a superior’s commands during a Greenbank exercise on April 5 6 1964 when a torpedo exploded injuring Lendas and four other 47th Infantry members.
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Maryboroug
Maryborough
Binnat
Georve John Londos
A. Sweir
Wrizer
Greenbank
Bannelore
Lendas
Inf. bin
Minister Refutes Inquiry Demand Over Industrial Court Action
Mr Jones said the Quaiser's incident was entirely slow for the Industrial Court. He commented on reports the Chamber of Commerce would ask him to conduct an inquiry into Quati obetakt's employment by the union, and whether it was competent to initiate proceedings in the Industrial Court.
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Korea
Indo-China
Geneva
Australia
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Great Britain
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Senate
Asia
Pacific
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Nsw
Austral Labour Party
Eyait
Mner
Victoria
Line
Evatt
Victora
Labour
Queensland
Doug. Berry
Gri
Bost
Aldeman Coutts
A.L.P
Catholic Action
Sec
ALP
Benator
Fusty
Fedex
Calwell
Watt
Petrov
Percy
Dr Batt
Car
Chil
Bourke
Bakar
Messrs
Keen
Evatt Hs
Wrsta
Part
Menzies
William Stim
Partes
Tank
Ile
Supply
Mr. Beale
Navy
McMahon
Territories
Hasluck
Busbane- Tie Lavoun
Mr Jones
Nday
Chamber of Comperce
Quatiobetakt
Emmt
Brisbane Abstrcir
Unio
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Australian Estates Modern Wool
the Australian Estates Company Ltd
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Goodyear
Tyre
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Iso Prime
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