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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1940
Page
2
Discussion on shaping and pruning young trees to build a strong frame and future fruiting. Emphasizes selecting sturdy wood, avoiding excessive wrowth, and maintaining health through stock, manuring, and cultivation. Notes individual tree growth patterns and careful timing for optimal fruiting.
A partially readable OCR fragment mentions A J Bayly Thornton Street in Wellington and an entry titled Charges Moderate. It appears to describe a business context with references to a court or legal action and a person connected to a telephone listing, but the text is fragmented and lacks clear outcome or dates.
A recent Agricultural Bureau conference, with Hos. R. S. Vincent, MLA and Minister for Mines and Forests, head of the Soil Conservation Service, stressed trees as a preventive measure against erosion. Deep rooted perennials stabilize soil, reduce runoff, and shade grass to conserve moisture. He warned that erosion worsens with water and wind if soil remains exposed, urging forested cover to absorb and slow water flow.
The Australian Agricultural Council and allied bodies discuss how to balance wool and meat needs with land conservation in a vast state. They examine soil fertility, native flora, and forestry for protection while maintaining productive capacity. The plan emphasizes sustained industry and regional stability through coordinated soil and water strategies.
At a farmers conference, G C Sommerville of the Royal Agricultural Society outlined how agricultural societies elevate livestock and general farm produce standards. He urged unified efforts, positive impacts from agricultural shows, and a push for national standardisation to safeguard quality during wartime and boost overseas markets.
An 19th century advertisement touts Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy for biliousness. It claims digestive symptoms include foul taste, coated tongue, dizziness on rising, loose stools with constipation, and bile imbalances. The copy links biliousness to vulnerability to diseases and promotes a natural cleanse as the remedy.
Joining new concrete to existing work requires careful preparation for watertight bonds. The old surface should be tested, then cleaned, moistened, and coated with a thin mortar layer before applying fresh concrete. The old and new layers should meet evenly to prevent gaps, leaks, or weak joints.
Poultry breeding season guidance discusses feed adjustments to improve hatchability, including weight targets, temperature control, and isolation of birds. It covers signs of poor results, such as reduced appetite and lethargy, and lists steps to manage feeding, bedding, and warmth. The article emphasizes timely removal of affected birds and careful ration balance to restore flock health and hatch outcomes.
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