Subscription by members of K. K. S. I.

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Names of boys and girls in the K.K.S.I school, March 8, 1795. Report of the School Committee, February 2, 1794

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Letter to trustees of K.K.S.I. from James Foster, regarding his desire to become a Jew

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List of debts to K. K. S. I.

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Letter from the Parnassim of Curaçao to K.K.S.I.

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Copy of letter sent to Benjamin Pereira at Jamaica engaging him as teacher in K. K. S. I.

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Report of meeting of K. K. S. I. regarding appointment of trustees

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Inventory of K.K.S.I. chest, receipted by Alexander Zuntz, with note by Isaac H. Levy

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Letter from Haim Mudahy to K. K. S. I. asking for charity

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Application of Moses Calo, Curaçao for the post of hazan at K.K.S.I.

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Response to deep placed P, K and S in central Queensland

Two field experiments were established in central Queensland at Capella and Gindie to investigate the immediate and then residual benefit of deep placed (20 cm) nutrients in this opportunity cropping system. The field sites had factorial combinations of P (40 kg P/ha), K (200 kg K/ha) and S (40 kg S/ha) and all plots received 100 kg N/ha. No further K or S fertilizers were added during the experiment but some crops had starter P. The Capella site was sown to chickpea in 2012, wheat in 2013 and then chickpea in 2014. The Gindie site was sown to sorghum in 2011/12, chickpea in 2013 and sorghum in early 2015. There were responses to P alone in the first two crops at each site and there were K responses in half the six site years. In year 1 (a good year) both sites showed a 20% grain yield response to only to deep P. In year 2 (much drier) the effects of deep P were still evident at both sites and the effects of K were clearly evident at Gindie. There was a suggestion of an additive P+K effect at Capella and a 50% increase for P+K at Gindie. Year 3 was dry and chickpeas at Capella showed a larger response to P+K but the sorghum at Gindie only responded to deep K. These results indicate that responses to deep placed P and K are durable over an opportunity cropping system, and meeting both requirements is important to achieve yield responses.

Letter to K. K. S. I. from London

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Subscription to K. K. S. I. religious school

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Petition of Levy Michaels to K. K. S. I.

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Bill of Hayman Levy to K. K. S. I.

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