Windbreaks for Orchards Value and Guidelines
Windbreaks shelter orchards, improving tree growth and health. Proper selection and spacing matter. double row setups, 10 to 15 feet apart rows, 2 feet between trees, and distance from orchard edge prevent wind damage while maintaining moisture access. Refer to Farming Bulletin No. 107 for full details from the Department of Agriculture.
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Weiter
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Department of Argiculture
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Lice Infestation in Sheep Warns of Widespread Risk
A veterinary report warns that lice in sheep threaten wool value and drive losses as infestations rise across youth and wet seasons. Dipping with approved poisons, thorough skin soaking, and twice dipping with 14 to 16 days between treatments are urged to prevent reinfestation and protect yards, pens, and shearing boards.
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Aatey
Cnet
Department of Agriculture
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Licks for Stock Bonemeal and Salt
A notice on using lick for stock to supply phosphorus and calcium, warning against fluorine-rich phosphates like rock phosphate and superphosphate. Advises bonemeal as preferred, with separate containers for minerals to avoid deficiencies. A pamphlet on lick for stock is available from the Department of Agriculture in Sydney.
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Care of the spray pump and associated equipment
Instructions for preserving spray pump life through regular cleaning and oiling. Wipe and oil all parts before long storage, keep the outfit under cover, rinse the pump nightly if oil sprays are not used, and flush with clean water after spraying. Rinse the hose and nozzle, store dry, and avoid exposing the hose to heat while hanging.
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Tennis stringing and supplies at F Wottae Dee
Local shop advertises tennis equipment and stringing service. Offer includes restringing and general tennis needs with apparent contact at a single outlet in a compact period.
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F. Wottae Dee
Unraataead
Cannibalism in Chickens Warns Poultry Experts
The Poultry Expert reports cannibalism among flocks, a blood craving that leads to injurious pecking and deaths. Causes include poor diet, overcrowding, insufficient fresh air, and improper housing. Remedies emphasize removing attacked birds, adjusting feed, minerals, and ration, reducing crowding, and providing enrichment and light.
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Department of Agriculture
Stockholm
Best Cough Remedy and Save Money with HEENZO
A legacy ad promotes HEENZO as a cough and influenza remedy. It claims a bottle costs two shillings and advocates mixing with water to equal eight ordinary-sized bottles. It asserts over one million Australian citizens use HEENZO annually and urges ordering from chemists or stores.
Better Flower Set seeds from Shepherds offer
Offer for Better Flower Set seeds including asters, yinnia, balpigiosis, gypsophila with Dalila seed free if four packets are taken for 2 shillings. Readers urged to buy at Shepherd & Son, 6 Parker St, Syani, with seed varieties described and packaging details.
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Shepherd & Son
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Led Ms SMITH istered vera SURGEON Ring
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a surgeon named Ms Smith in a garbled context. The readable bits include names and a contact cue but lack a coherent event or clear action to report.
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Smith
Ring
Phon
Borlangora
Planting and hedge ideas for garden lovers enduring spring
Garden notes urge readers to start planting now for a colorful late spring and summer. Emphasis on hedges and ornamental palms, listing Indian Hawthorns, Raphiolepis, Cyprins, Coprosma, Eugenias, Privet, Laurustinus, and Polyantha roses. Highlights early-season care, hardiness, and edging/bedding uses with named cultivars and garden options from Joseph Thompson and Son.
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Longfellow
Jan Ead
Horizontelia
Norte
Orleans
Edith Cavell
Mann Turbat
Ellen Poulwen
Joannie Suport
Bur
Phoenix Roebellini
Corcos Weddliana
Tariff Debate on Unemployment Echoes Across Letters
In a letters page dispute, Paul Chugan argues rising tariffs fail to curb unemployment, asserting peak years bring peak jobs and price levels stay high. Cheyne counters, noting high factory prices persist despite adversity, reducing demand and harming workers. Imports and duty costs further threaten Australian production and employment.
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Paul Chugan
Cheyne
Emiloyment
Chayne Point
Vince
Dutien
Benefit of Imports Sparks Labor Debate in Parliament
A fragmented parliamentary debate questions whether increased unemployment stems from import policy or government action. Critics argue protection would have kept workers at risk, while supporters contend policy shifts aim to boost overall employment. Notable figures referenced include leaders from the Farmers and Grain Associations.
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Alten
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