MELBOURNE, Monday.-- "Wheat Improvement" was dealt with by Mr. A. E. O. Richardson, at the Science Congress to day. "During the past decade." he said, "the ...
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Article : 346 wordsLITHGOW, Monday.-- By the death of Mrs. Jane Robey yesterday evening at her residence, Oakey Park, Lithgow loses its oldest resident. Deceased had been in comparatively good ...
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Article : 818 wordsThe New Zealand Government intends shortly to issue new regulations under the Pure Food and Drugs Act. They are to govern weights and measures, as well as the quality of food ...
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The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), Tue 14 Jan 1913, Page 6
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