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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

6

Wool price fluctuation seen in Bradford quotations

Prices for merino wool show slight variation with mid day quotes at 30d, up from 26d in March. Australian selling campaigns, including Brisbane auctions ending July 17, influence expectations for the new season and the North Atlantic market, while distant factors like world trade and monetary outlook affect future prices.

Winthcombe, Carzon Ltd Bradford Brisbane Japan Australia Australi United Kingdom New South Wales South Australia

Biliousness and Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills

A historical notice describes biliousness as a distressing condition with clogged bowels and unsettled sleep. It promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a safe, vegetable remedy that purifies the blood, loosens blockages, and keeps the system healthy with mild, gentle action.

Morse

Open Seasons Open Seasons for Birds and Animals Declared

The Minister may declare open seasons for protected kinds or unprotect birds and animals and publish notifications in the Government Gazette. It lists protected species such as sparrows, cockatoos, parrots, falcons, ducks, quails, pelicans and others with specific dates and police district limits for open seasons. It also defines that eggs, kin, feathers or any part are included in protected status.

Albury Balranald Cooma Deuiliquia Gunilagai May Hillston Mooma Narraniera Tumut Kadwral Lomba'a Cooma Eden Bourke Windsor

World Wheat Market Prospects Highlight Global Supply Shifts

A World Wheat Market overview notes unsettled outlook amid North American old-crop surplus. US production expected normal for winter and spring wheat. Canadian farmers reportedly planning full acreage. India’s crop output surpasses expectations, cutting imports and boosting its European market presence. Europe’s harvest outlook modest with Italy’s reduced yield and raised import duties. France may exceed official estimates while France exports to the UK Germany and Italy. Australian prospects are favorable though current activity uncertain.

Prospecta United States Australia India Europe Italy Mediterranean Middle East

Lessons from Central West wheat growth address Grenfell meeting

Senior Agricultural Instructor in the central-west district urged early fallowing and soil subsoil consolidation to boost yields. He noted six of eight winning blocks began ploughing in July or August, citing winter rainfall as favorable and spring rain as unreliable. Early ploughing improves moisture storage, weed control, soil compaction, and bacterial activity, all factors within farmer control. Long summer fallow gave good results only in parts of the state, not on mixed farms.

Iiemers Grenfell Central-Western District Central-West

Queensland experience in fattening sheep in dry districts

In the central western district land values are high and feed is costly. Lack of summer rain reduces soil consolidation and yields. A roller after rain aids germination and can improve yields on light soils. Farmers should adapt fallow management to conditions, orthodox or not. A northern Queensland farmer reports croce-bredd lures sheep fattened on dry country, trough fed six weeks with oats and chaff, producing a gross profit per sheep despite freight and commissions.

Central-Western Queensland

Heenzo Introduces A Wonderful Tonic For Nerves

Sufferers from nerves neuritis insomnia anaemia lassitude caused by overwork or worry are urged to try HEAN'S TONIC NERVE NUTS. The famous nerve food and tonic is sold in tablet form for easy dosage. If you value good health, take a few boxes of HEAN'S TONIC NERVE NUTS. They cost only ½d per box.

Heenzo Hean

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