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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
5
The article stresses maintaining organic matter to boost soil fertility and water-holding capacity. It advocates sheep on wheat farms to utilize roughage, consolidate seed beds, and return nutrients through droppings. Stocking depends on seasonal forage, with paddock design and two main sheep strategies for profit: store sheep fattening or keeping a small flock for lambs and wool.
The article urges combining sheep with wheat to maximize yields and profit. It recommends maintaining adaptable flocks, breeding crossbred ewes with early-maturing rams, and fattening for spring markets. It highlights seed sourcing, district varieties, and the value of farmyard manure for soil fertility and structure.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a local note about a sand or grain lever and barley yard dispute. No identifiable persons or organizations are readable. unable to confirm date or location. Further readable text needed to produce a factual summary.
The NSW Director of Education urges youths to save and spend wisely, stressing effort, charity, and useful living. He promotes thrift, warns against waste, and endorses Government bonds as safer investment. Hints advise small investors to favor Commonwealth Loan Bonds over risky enterprises for steadier returns.
A reader proclaims Australian brandies superior to French imports, noting strict government supervision and high quality. Chateau Twiunds Brandy is cited as a genuine Australian product distilled from fine grape stock under ideal conditions, with medicinal ethers and consistent quality highlighted.
Notices warn that trespassers will be prosecuted at Georges Homestead Glenrock and Gillinghall Pay docks. The declarations by Harry A. Taylor emphasize no respect to persons for trespass, damaging fences, shooting or rabbiting on listed properties.
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