Wool share drop prompts supply trend shift in 1951 52
The excerpt notes a decline in the share of fine wool from 75.7 percent to 73.5 percent affecting the Australian market. It mentions a continuing trend since 1946-47, with quantity and quality changes amid seasonal conditions in Queensland and New South Wales.
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South Wales
Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
Commo«Vision
New South Queensland
Western Australia
Sauerbeck
Menzies Visits Town Amid Wool Market Report
The Prime Minister walked through the main shopping area of the town with his daughter, receiving little public attention as repairs were completed on a car en route to Melbourne. The piece also analyzes wool production shifts in Australia during 1951-52, noting increases in 6s and 54s with regional quality changes and the impact of seasonal conditions on prices and exports.
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Australia
Curtin
Kk Menzies
Heather
Menzies
Benalla
Melbourne
Uw Ealth Quarters
Special Sheep Sale At Benalla Yards Opens New Year
January 16 sale announced by Benalla Australian Figures Co. Mews and Simmonds promote a high quality wood sheep offering at Benalla yards. First male of the year expected to attract graziers, with good attendance anticipated.
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Priday
Simmonds
Benalla
Local hairdresser and community figure dies at 61
Beechworth born Edward Eddy known as Toots, a longtime Benalla hairdresser and children's entertainer, died November 26 at his rear shop premises. World War I veteran survived by three brothers and one sister with funeral at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church and burial at Fenalla cemetery.
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Richard € Vril Eddy
Toots
Rey Hodder
Williams
Toie
Bua
Victor George
Yarraville
Norman Leslie
Seddon
Percy Albert
West Footscray
Fenalla
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
A McLean
Benalla
Prank Phillips
Messrs
Vic Eddy
P. Pedy
D Firth
W. Orn Say
O. Mie
E. Green
W. Firth
J. Dennis
K. Tully
E. Callow
D. Nicholson
J. Spencer
T. Cooper
Mr J Todd
Two Benalla Footballers Return for Holidays
Two former prominent Benalla players Max Howell and Kevin Bond returned to Benalla for the holidays. Max came with his wife and baby, renewing acquaintances, while Kevin and his wife Pat Glee visited Kevin’s parents on Cecil Street. Howell showed promise as a footballer for Oakleigh and trained with them recently.
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Benalla
Max Howell
Kevin Bond
Max
Kevin
Pat Gleeson
Bond
Cecil Street
Promie
Oakleigh
Rome
Gran
Ned Kelly Skull Sealed in Canberra Safe After Rediscovery
Ned Kelly’s skull, long missing from the Australian Institute of Anatomy in Canberra, has been secured in a safe following a cleanup of an old vault. Curator B P Stone notes the skull was severed from Kelly’s body after his 1880 hanging and stored at the institute since 1934. unlike Phar Lap’s heart, it will not go on public display.
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Ned Kelly
Safe
Australian Institute of Anatomy
Canberra
B. P Stone
Institute
Phar Lap
Mr. Stone
Melbourne
Iistitute of Anatomy
Sir Colin Mackenzie
Australia’s Balanced Development Amid Trade and Industry Challenges
The text outlines an improved liquidity in 1952-53 first five months and a plan to fund state works via Treasury Bills up to £135 million. It stresses inflation risks, export reliance, and protection via import cuts, while advocating continued balanced development focusing on power, water, transport, and research. It highlights rising costs, the importance of basic industries, and the need for Empire resource finance and efficient investment in science and minerals.
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Treasury Bill Finance
Treasury
France
Australia
London
Funeral for M. Robert Justice in Benalla cemetery
The funeral of the late M. Robert Justice was held after a service at Holy Trinity Church. Interment followed at Benalla cemetery with pallbearers including Menarr Justice and D C Justice and arrangements handled by Mr F A Abbott.
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M. Robert Justice
Jett Holy Trinity Church
Benalla
FC. Moyle
Mess M. Butchers
D McPherson J. Prancis
L. Aleit
Co. Wescot
J. C. Irvine
Menarr W. Justice
D.C. Justice
Jo W Irvine
Funeral for Mr G A Willis at Benalla follows prayers
Funeral arrangements for Gordon A Willis were conducted at St Josephs Church and Benalla Cemetery. Rev Pathir Collins officiated with a Digger Service by F Bigmore. Casket bearers included J Talochino and others from the Benalla RSL.
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Gordon A. Willis
Benaili
Jospeh's
Pathir Collins
F Bigmore
Benall Rs.l
J. Talochino
Messrs. L Knight
E. Sheehan
W. Marthey
P. Pinder
C. Cody
Plo
Benalla
Duke Secretary at Benalla A Royal Link
Lieut Commander Michael Parker private secretary to the Duke of Edinburgh spent holidays at Benalla visiting relatives. He called on Mr and Mrs Bannister in Cecil Street with his wife and two children before continuing to Melbourne and then England. Parker and Vic are old Navy friends.
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Japan
Air
Mr. McMahon
L.ac
John Old
Dooralong
Michael Parker
Duke of Edinburgh
Benalla
Parker
Melbourne
New Log Saw Edger Units Aimed at Small Girt Jogs
Division Forest Products announces a new log edger unit designed for saw milling small girth jogs. The machine performs two simultaneous cuts on opposite sides to reduce growth-stress issues in young eucalypt logs. Based on an experimental unit by W Christensen Crozer of Murrimbah Mansfield, the prototype used large poser materials and testing data.
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Forest Products
Messrs
W. Christensen
Crozer
Murrimbah
I Mansfield
Ileia
Posar
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Victorian Transport
Dynon Road
West
Hammond's Garage
Puegeot Cars & Utilities
Dodge Utilities & Trucks
Electrolux
Mr. “Toota’ Eddy
Ned
Audtoric
Jane Om
Astraliy
R. Justice
G. A. Willis
Duke
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