New regulations governing the export of apples, pears, and stone fruits for 1936 were announced yesterday. The regulations, which deal with the varieties ...
Article : 449 wordsSome business in the re-export of New Zealand and Australian butter from London to New York may follow the rise in quotations in the United States of ...
Article : 330 wordsHeavy losses of payments for water by closer settlers should be met by the Crown, according to evidence given by Mr. W. G. Trevean, a member of the State Rivers and Water Commission, to the Royal Commission on Water Supply, which continued its inquiry ...
Article : 686 wordsWARRACKNABEAL, Tuesday.—Dates for the annual shows in the Wimmera were agreed upon at the annual conference of the Wimmera Agricultural ...
Article : 304 wordsAt Tuesday's meeting of the public works committee of the city council a letter was received from Mr. A. H. Owen, asking if the council would protect ...
Article : 909 wordsDesnite the efforts of the Warragul Fire Brigade, the Drouin State School was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. More than 200 children will have to be accommodated in the Mechanics' Institute. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 35 wordsThe question of erecting a Cenotaph on Prince's Bridge (Melbourne) for the Anzac Day march this year came before the Bendigo branch of the Returned Soldiers' ...
Article : 371 wordsIn the warden's court on Tuesday an application was made by Frederick Charles Redmond, miner, of Sulky, for the forfeiture of a four men's claim at Sulky, on ...
Article : 574 wordsTRAFALGAR, Tuesday.—The Central Gippsland Council of the Victorian Dairymen's Association met at Trafalgar to-day. Branches represented were:— ...
Article : 138 wordsFREMANTLE, Tuesday.—On the first stage of a tour of Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, Mr. Gordon Green, secretary of the Child Emigration Society ...
Article : 184 wordsThe Minister for Lands (Mr. Lind) will leave to-day on a visit lo the Western district. He will inspect the Heytesbury and Otway forest areas. He is interested ...
Article : 123 wordsSpeaking at a meeting of the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works yesterday on the report of the farm committee, Commissioner A. Woodfull (Prahran), ...
Article : 187 wordsImportant research in the storage and preservation of fruit has been carried out in the bio-chemistry department of the University of Melbourne. ...
Article : 146 wordsBASS, Tuesday.—When the boat from which he was fishing in the channel near San Remo jetty swamped and sank, Kenneth Earl, son of Mr. A. W. Earl, ...
Article : 99 wordsPERTH, Tuesday.—Agreeing to a motion in favour of compulsory unionism, the annual conference of the Wheatgrowers' Union of Western Australia instructed the ...
Article : 56 wordsActing on the recommendation of the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Hogan), the State Executive Council yesterday issued a proclamation bringing eggs and egg-pulp ...
Article : 90 wordsA grade herd with a capacity of more than 3501b. of butter-fat for five successive years is of extraordinary interest to the average dairyman. This record has ...
Article : 76 wordsWANGARATTA, Tuesday.—Mr. W. Paul, of Buffalo Creek, visited Dougall Swamp for the opening of the duck season on Saturday last, and thus took part in ...
Article : 76 wordsBountiful harvests this season have placed a considerably increased demand on railway trucks for transport of grain from the country to Melbourne and Geelong ...
Article : 107 wordsSWAN HILL, Tuesday.—While Mr. R. H. Phillips, supervisor of the Closer Settlement Commission, was seated in his office, he found a large brown snake colled ...
Article : 39 wordsSportsmen who disregarded his warning and shot at birds before dawn were blamed partially for the failure of the opening day of the duck season on ...
Article : 137 wordsGEELONG, Tuesday.—In the Supreme Court to-day, before Mr. Justice Macfarian, Richard McGill, aged 20 years bolier-maker's assistant, of West Footscray, pleaded guilty to a charge ...
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Advertising : 258 wordsBRISBANE, Tuesday.—Conditions in the fat north showed little improvement to day. Flood waters in the Burdekin River were nearly up to the decking of ...
Article : 136 wordsQuotas regulating the maximum proportion of dried fruits that may be marketed in Victoria in 1936 are announced. The quota for dried currants is determined at ...
Article : 78 wordsConsiderable surprise has been expressed at the action of the Railways Commissioners in closing the bar and refreshment-rooms at the station without having given notice of their ...
Article : 53 wordsFRANKSTON, Tuesday.—A fire that broke out near Point Nepean road, Mount Eliza, at 2 a.m. to-day threatened the homes of Mr. L. Gavan Duffy and Mr. D. ...
Article : 300 wordsMr. Alan Warner, of the Higher Elementary School, and Mr. Ken Parkinson, of Stanley State school, received presentations before leaving for the Teachers' Training College. ...
Article : 1,276 wordsOn a charge of having permitted a condition which was offensive to exist on premises occupied by him in Mount Alexander road, Maonce Ponds, Dr. William Bertram Lloyd Gre[?] was ...
Article : 132 words64 pages of helpful information about irrigation of Citrus and other fruits, Lucerne, potatoes. Pastures Cereals Sugar Beet. Tobacco, and Vines Also contains advice about ...
Article : 53 wordsAVOCA.—Mr. T. Anderson, of Amph[?]theatre, was burned when attempting to save a shed containing lucerne hay, which had caught fire. The shed and hay were burnt. ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Wed 19 Feb 1936, Page 12
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