Bank of N S W reviews housing positions for postwar build
The Bank of New South Wales argues housing supply must match productive capacity, not just demand. It notes postwar conditions improving but warns that rising payments to labor and contractors could test sustainability if construction activity continues to surge. Additional topics include world food needs, banking, public finance, immigration, and NZ economy trends.
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Bank of Mew South Wales
Ecomomile
Herlow
Walldine
New Zealand
Bank of New South Wales
Dalgety reports shifts in wool markets and Japan trade ties
The article outlines Dalgety notes on wool demand and prices, with Argentina, Japan, and UK markets influencing the 1953 54 season. It discusses Japan’s wool purchases from Argentina, price trends, and the impact on Australian exports and South African pricing efforts.
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Prtop
Us.a
U.K
U.S.A
Britain
Russia
Austalia
Health Centre Seeks Additions and Upgrades
The Baby Weatth Centre committee urges Borough Council to extend the building and modify toilets to improve capacity. They cite rising costs and prior plans lost or damaged since the Borough's separation from the Shire. A site inspection and report are planned. The Mayor and the engineer are to review drainage at Bernard Briggs Free Kinder and coordinate with Public Works.
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Baby Weatth
Shire
Bauthius
W. McCall Fray
Bernard Briggs
Rte
Public Works Department
Zebra Crossing Planned at Nunn and Bridge Streets
Council decides to paint a zebra crossing at the corner of Nunn and Bridge Streets after a National Safety Council request. Debate splits councillors on locations but a trial crossing at Nunn and Bridge Streets is approved.
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Nunn and
Bridge Sts
Tal
Borsard Council
Council
National Safety Council of Australia
Benalla
NAC
Wool Prices and Costs Weigh on Australian Industry
The report highlights a solid wool price year 1953 54 close to 1952 53 aiding producers but warns rising costs threaten profits. It urges cost reductions and continued research in wool pasture and stock diseases while supporting extended advisory services and government funding to bolster primary production.
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Australia
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