Dairy farmer visitor crofts talk on feeding and breeding gains
Wellington listeners hear J A Dean Cour of Meggitt Ltd recount dairy industry progress and forecast broader prosperity. He argues feeding proper rations and balanced diets lift milk yield, urges milking routines, and promotes breeding with pigs for baconers to boost local production and wages.
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Wellington
J. A. Deancour
Meggitt Ltd
N.sw
Brisbane
Cairns
Crancour
Olive Inquest Concludes In Adelaide
In Adelaide the inquest into the death of Mrs. Kate Olive, who died from heat injuries in hospital, concluded with the coroner committing her husband for trial.
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Sydney
Kate Olive
Adelaide
Rial
Reduction in Members Salaries Bill Debated in Assembly
A bill proposing a roughly sixty percent cut in allowances for Parliament members was introduced in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly yesterday. The measure was adjourned as debates continued with city members generally supporting reductions while country members argued the impact on parliamentary attendance and business duties.
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Sydney
South Wales
Salamon
Nany
Thieving Gang Reported at Darling Harbour
Police and detectives are strenuously pursuing a gang operating at Darling Harbour Sydney. The gang uses a lorry to cart away goods dumped from railway trucks and hides loot through a receiver, making the case difficult. Continued vigilance by authorities is hoped to yield progress.
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Sydney
Darling Harbour
Tt Ia
Police court fines Chinese attack in Darwin
In Darwin yesterday Constable Harvey was fined £2 in default four weeks hard labour for assaulting a Chinese. The magistrate condemned the incident and noted it did not reflect well on the police force.
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Darwin
Harvey
Devanny Case Court Quashes Conviction for Workers Weekly Publisher
By a five to one majority the High Court allowed the appeal of Francis Devanny publisher of the Workers Weekly. He had been sentenced to six months imprisonment on information alleging he had solicited funds for the Communist Party and its organisations. The conviction was quashed with costs.
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Sydney
Justice Rich
High Court Today
Francis Devanny
Workers Weekly
Hes
Communist Party
Kimbell Honored by C E M C Before England Departure
Mr. C J Kimbell a leading Wellington figure in St John s Church of England and the Church of England Men s Club is to leave for England after many years. At the club s final meeting of the year a fountain pen was presented to him as a tribute to his devoted service and friendship. Speakers lauded his work for the club and church while he expressed gratitude and affection for Wellington and its people.
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C. J. Kimbell
St. John’s Church of England
England
Wellington
Kimbell
St. John's
Church of ‘Finelan Men's Club
Church of England
RB. Emanuel
Gem.c
Emanuel
Shakespeare
Klinbell
Ald
A. T. Smith
Keith Norman
Megs
Caley
W. J. Cartwright
E. Row
Remy Bleechmore
H.W. Johnston
St. John's Church
Neeps
Mont
Tina
The Selected Team For the England Match
The selectors met last night to decide the team for the Kinglnot test against England. No final division was announced, but a public one day line up was hinted. Proposals to introduce young blood and radical changes in personnel were discussed. Several airers were considered for possible inclusion.
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England
Mi Hengeth
Kinglniot
Alsation Dogs Defended by League Threats Unfounded
Mr D Moore president of the Combined Shepherd Dog Defence League challenged a grazing association claim about Alsatian dogs attacking people. He cited seventeen cited attacks from an American magazine but argued no Alsatian dogs in America had become savage. He distinguished Belgian police dogs as a different breed.
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Syanoy
D. Moore
Combined
Shepherd Dog Defence League
Moore
Et Amiercan
America
Bradman Leaves Sydney for Uncertain Health Trip
Don Bradman departed Sydney on Thursday seeking rest and parts unknown. He will not return until after the week following, when officials hope his health improves enough to allow him to play in the next test. The set that he is bound to return before the matter indicates strong byes are held out in this line.
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Sydney
Don Bradman
Tay
Anil
Glass Workers Strike Ends in Deadlock
Negotiations in Sydney over the four hundred glass workers strike ended without resolution. If no settlement is reached, production may halt and the Wyndham Street factory could close, risking thousands of jobs across branches for weeks or longer after Christmas.
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Sydney
Gln
Crown Cryatil Glass Company
Wyndham Street
Extra Rations for Unemployed at Christmas Time
The government announces an extra week of provision for all unemployed people during Christmas. The measure is welcomed with appreciation from all segments of society.
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Sydney
Readers urged to write for details on ration balancing
A letter from readers requests information by addressing Box 1855 K, GPO Sydney, about feeding practices. It promises full guidance on the urgent method of balancing rations to boost production.
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Box 1855 K
GPO
Sydney
Miss Bishop's Fruit Cai O to 4 Saturday Special
Miss Bishop offers a fruit cake and cai o specials for Saturday in Oapan. The notice highlights limited quantities and savings on fresh fruit cakes and cai o pastries for shoppers.
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FUM Silk
Natural Fail Stil
Oapan
Sydney produce sale price quotes list
Prices quoted at the Sydney produce sale include Tasmanian potatoes 4/6 to 6/s, Northern Rivers 3/8 to 4/, eggs now laid 1/4, Eure 94, butter 128/105, cheese Tid to 8d, honey 5/4 to B/10, onions 8/- to 9, half, wheaten 3/ to 4/ often 2/ to 4/6, lucerne 3/3 to 1/6, hay A/- to 4/, wheat 2/8 to 8/., and other items in quoted ranges.
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Sydney
Tasmanian
Northern Rivers
Lucerne
Wary Fox Kills 40 Sheep in Narrabri District
In the Narrabri district Sydney Tharedey a wary fox has killed over 40 sheep by tearing out their tongues. Despite trapping and shooting efforts failing district residents cooperate to organize a drive to end the troublemaker.
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Sydney
Tharedey
Narrabri
Tox
Stock Market at Homebush Uneven Cattle and Sheep Prices
Cattle yarded 2480 at Homebush with bulls 6 to 12 pounds, cows 5 to 0, bulls to 30 shillings, quality up to 26s, medium to 23s, inferior to 1s. Sheep 40,000 penned with a weaker market but firm on nanobs. wethers 7 to 15s, ewes 6s to 13s, lambs 7d to 44s, shorn sheep 0d to 10s.
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Sydney
Homebush
Hottest Day in Sydney Reaches 91.1 Degrees
The present season records Sydney as the hottest with the thermometer at 91.1 degrees. Humid heat here proves more trying than dry country heat, per the Wellington Times Office in Warne Street Wellington.
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Sydney
Yeaterlay
Eington Times
Wellington
Brownhill
Warne Street
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