The Stock Exchange of Melbourne haying adjournede for the Easter vacation, there tre no sales of stocks and [?] to report. ...
Article : 815 wordsWhile drought conditions have not yet developed in the Goulburn Valley, natural food is so scarce that owes are being hand-fed to bring them into contrition, for lambing. The photograph. shows a flock being fed with lucerne chaff from automatic feeders on the Hyde Park property of Mr. J. R. Telford, near Kyabram. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 61 wordsThe Domestic Arts.School of the Education department at Ballarat East has the distinction of winning the V. B. Trapp shleld of the St. John Ambulance Society. On the left are the winners (from left to right), Maysle Brown, Joyce Boster, and Lizzie Pearson. On the right Mr. Trapp is seen presenting the shield to the principal (Mrs. E. [?] McLeod). In the centre of this group is Mr. Lloyd Brlnd, Instructor in first aid. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 81 wordsReports of the condition of the maiz[?] crops in Victoria are varying, but it is generally understood that they have been affected adversely owing to continued dry ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 244 wordsThe winning birds and pens in the 1922-23 egg-laying competition at Burnley are shown. The tired-looking hen in the centre, with most of her plumage missing, came second In the contest; she ls a Black Orpington, owned by Mr. C. E. Graham, and, on a wet-mash diet she laid 312 eggs in the year, or only one less than the total of each of the two winners who tied for first prize. These birds are shown as follows:—Lower left, Mr. W. Peart's White Leghorn (wet mash); lower right. Mr. C. McDonald's Whito Leghorn (dry mash). In the uppor right-hand picture ls the winning pen of six yhlte Leghorns, owned by Mr. A. Enticknap, and tod on dry mash, the record of which was 1,609 eggs. On the left (above) ls Mr. W. A. Shevlll's pen, of six Black Orpingtons, which, on dry diet, yiolded 1,466 eggs. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 149 wordsInvestigation is being made by the traffic police into the increased volume of traffic in the main streets of the city, with a view to effecting improvements in the ...
Article : 502 wordsOne of the quaintest native-born Inhabitants of the Zoo is the little Peruvian llama, which is only a few days old. He ls shown with his parents, both of which guard him so closely and carefully that the photograph had to be taken from the shelter of a tree, after which the male parent chased the photographer out of the enclosure, spitting copfoiisfy at him the while. The now arrival was the centre of attraction to visitors to tho Zoo during the holidays. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 95 wordsThis afternoon, at the Molba Halt, University Conservatorium, the Chancellor af the University (Sir John, MacFarland) will unveil two momorials, erected in memory of the late vice-director (Mr. D. J. Coutts) and the lats Madame Elise Wiedermann, both af whom were members ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 105 wordsAlthough more than 10 years have passed since the agitation for the removal of the Newmarket saleyards was commenced, present indications are that a settlement of ...
Article : 517 wordsBALLARAT, Tuesday.—At the [?] mine [?]oping work at [?] 5 and 6 levels has open producing stone of recent average value in the north drive at No. 4 level there are [?] in the face at 136ft., ...
Article : 93 wordsBEECHWORTH, Tuesday.—Nearly all the old reefs in the Mur[?]gee district have been again taken up as a result of the two rich curshings put through by the Murmungee Syndicated, for which ...
Article : 86 wordsThe secretary of the Brown's Roward Gold Mines Western Australia, has received the following report form the mine manager:—Breaking ore north stope No. 4, inclinc shaft over width 10ft. value ...
Article : 7 wordsZEEHAN (Tas.). Tuesday.—Mr. Sweeacy's recent discovery of gaiena near S[?] dam continues to present increasing ov[?] of develoning into an imporatnt, property, it is howerer, too ...
Article : 135 wordsMr. O. R. Falkiner's horse David is shown winning the Sydney Cup at Randwick on Monday. Messrs L. K. S. Maokinnon and H. A. Armytages Hoir Apparont is running second and Mr. H. L. Cumming's Shilllnitea. ([?] white [?] on the jockey's sleeve), third. The Cypher is on the rails, fourth, and Rivoli sixth, followed by Happy Queen, Oranlan, and Eldorado. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Advertising : 147 wordsBRISBANE, Tuesday,—Officers of the steamer Burwah, which picked up the, crow of the capsized sailing boat Viona in Moreton Bay on Sunday, are loud in ...
Article : 135 wordsW. S. Keast reports having sold on account of Mr. Eric Robetson of Adclaide, Dhuringile Homes ead Station Estate, which was [?] into 11 lots, ranging form 55 acrs to 100 acres. Ten out of the ...
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Advertising : 9 wordsThe revenue callected at the Custom House on April 3 amounted to:—Revenue, £67,182/18/1: light dues, £514/14/: trust account. £235/4/2: pilotage, £114/15/8; State, £74/18/9. ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Wed 4 Apr 1923, Page 7
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