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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 30, 1927
Page
4
The government aims to replace ad hoc marketing with a clear organic plan for marketing canned fruits and other products. Officials consider coordinated support to producers to raise preproduction efficiency and ensure stable markets.
The passage notes arrangements impacting material preference and its effects on certain products. It reports that Australian currants sullangs lex ins and wines benefited in the year ending June 30 1826 with a total of £850 000.
The article notes the granting of export bounties for wines fruit meat and other goods. Payments altered marketing dynamics across industries. Growers previously relied on timing of harvest to avoid ruin, but changes to bounty rules disrupted those practices.
Department of Markets reports expanded export programs and price stabilization through boards for dairy, dried fruits, and other industries. Coordinated actions with Dairy Export Control Board and national schemes in the United Kingdom aim to raise demand for butter cheese apples and related products.
The Bruce Page government regulation on the Commonwealth Bank and its role in supporting wheat and wool marketing is praised as stabilising these core Australian industries. The piece credits central banking powers granted in 1924 for saving millions of pounds for farmers and the nation.
The piece describes two types of fashionable women in Paris in period tone. The semi-tailored girl wears a plaid skirt and Inver coat with a large brimmed hat and longer Eton crop. The recovered feminine woman features short waved hair, taffeta gown, tailored coat with glass buttons, rope jewelry, and a cork toque with feathers.
Sporting Notes discusses how owners choose racehorse names from Apple Sammy to Adam's Apple, noting public reaction and the tension between originality and market appeal. It cautions against misfit names and highlights the impact of naming on Derby futures and betting perspectives.
Drawer of Call Boy among Derby favorites faces odds lengthening amid reports of owner Frank Quinon’s illness. Curzon writes if the colt is fit on June 1 he will be hard to beat. Hot Night’s hot form in the Gledmere Plate stirs hopes ahead of the Wednesday Derby. Riders include H Wragg on Hot Night and others on Call Boy, Weaton Sickle, Jack Leach, and Adam’s Apple.
A wool velour felt toque with a wide front brim tapers to a point and is trimmed by a marble and diamond ornament setting on the crown. The piece is praised as versatile and fashionable, reflecting the enduring appeal of the midi mallet style in Paramount's wardrobe highlights.
A long miscellaneous piece discusses turf nomenclature in Australia, recalling Windhog and other horses with themed names, mentions Randwick trainer A. Foley and various horses, then shifts to a medical notice about kidney disease and Doan's Kidney Pills, followed by home decor trends for cushions with silk fabrics and embroidered motifs.
The notice lists on stage dates for Corrigin Kulin Nyabine Harriamith Narr Pridey Wickepin Goowangerup Kukerin Tambellup Wandering Katansing Kojonup Cranbrook Albany and Patnawele Paian with various days in October November and February 2.
Winter timetable published courtesy of stationmaster J P Scanlon. Depart Perth on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Saturday departures from Perth at 085 arrive Albany Tuesday only 1028. Albany to Perth trips midweek and weekend times listed with several daily movements. Arrivals to Perth include Tuesday to Saturday at 1056 am.
Denmark transit times listed for Tepart Albany with Monday departures at 7.5 am and 4.50 pm on Wednesday and Friday arrivals. return times include 11.69 am and 12.90 pm with Albany arrivals at 2.46 pm and 4.10 pm.
A fragmented timetable shows routes between Denmark and Albany with various departure and arrival times. Entries reference alternate Saturdays and Sundays, multiple days in May and August 1927, and inconsistent numerals, indicating an incomplete historic coach schedule.
The notice outlines Albany post office mail closure and arrival times during winter timetable. It lists outward mail departures on Wednesday Saturday and various stations times including Denmark Line schedules and private bags. The text also mentions a King of Bulgaria gift car discovery and a film note about Adolphe Menjou with unrelated blurbs.
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