Wool Market Debated At Victorian Graziers Meeting
Mr H W Lester addressed the Victorian Graziers Association in Bendigo and urged a cautious wool price plan amid WWI era shortages. He outlined prewar exports and wartime shifts, noting efforts to balance wartime sales and postwar market recovery under government purchase and market controls. The meeting, chaired by Mr OW MacGregor, voted to support proposed policy measures despite opposition and concerns over international demand and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bewalla Graziers
H.W. Lester
Vitorian Graziers’ Association
Banslila
Feidsy Leat
San Grasiers Association
OW MacGregor
Lester
Sydney
Australia
Wien
In Wietey
Me Bester
Reneerd
Mtr
Lester Deett
Eperisters
Owee
Antwerp
Meare Nook
Treallan
Ian
Felotr
Chen Naoen
Timstonsa
Patrichoe
Ayer
Finalising The Day's Arrangements For Pageant
Final preparations for a provincial pageant unfold after a long executive meeting. Plans cover aviation links, communications via a township telephone, and a program of speakers from Wangaratta. Public services include railway, roads, lighting, and crowd control with police support and a designated bonding committee to ensure smooth operations.
Smithy’s Records and Creel Work in Aerial Feats
A garbled 1927 aviation summary notes endurance and distance records. Mentions The Boutheen Comms, Pacific fights, pilots Lyons and Auetoniien, and attempts on various routes from New Zealand to Australia and England. References an England Australia event and a missing crew in Singapore while tracking early engine endurance milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leekitlea
Mtg
Elileens
Win Lyons
Warren Auetoniien Jong
Avinitlee
Erneland
Annerteat
New Zealand
Auetralia
Aviation meeting notes on committee roles and plans
Captain E C Johnston presided as chairman while the Civil Aviation board outlined budget concerns and logistics for a forthcoming event. Officials discussed delegation, transport arrangements, and staffing with Mr Chen Naon and Major Aeron weighing opinions on venue and safety measures.
Empire Defence Hawker Demona shows future air ships
Britain may produce fighting air fighters like the Hawker Gladiator. The single bay wing design uses a Bristol Pegasus engine with 260 mph speed, 20 000 feet climb, and four machine guns. It operates day and night as interceptor or patrol aircraft.
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Hawker
Ae Tadic
First Landing on New Drome by Leila Plane of ANA
The Leila owned by Australian National Airways made the first landing on the new drome amid celebratory events. An Avro trainer and several DH and Air Force planes participated. one stunt pilot became renowned in Hollywood before a fatal street pickup.
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Leila
Australian National Airways
Seredroma
Tet Frey
Eni
Gregereun
Boone of the Great
Tienalla
Inter Dite
BELBA
Avro
Pratt Bros
Geetong
Mrow
Marke
Taylor
America
Hollywood
Inter
FLAAF
Waneratta wins miditerus range match at Beale Drill Hall
FPTEEN members of Coy Wangaratta visited Beale Drill Hall for a return match against Incal Matoon. Scores show Wangaratta winning by 16 points with Benalla top scorers Cusworth and Stewart. Supper was served and the Benalla and Militia clubs plan a dance to raise funds, with new training year approaching in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpteen
Coy
Wangaratta
Beale Drill Hall
Wanneratta
Bebeg
Mesere F. Harrison and Co
Ps. Pcusworth
FA Brigee
Ma. C. B. Reta
Cpla
JT Black
Mere J. A. Terratt
Weare Nicholls
Cpl . Hefti
WO. Foe
Renata Mambera
Stewart
Benalla
Wonemratta Boys
Hleulne
Wangerattn
Thornbury
Heele
Borlal Club
Euft- Nelsat
Australian National Airways Gains Wide Australian Air Network
Australian National Airways reports over 4,000,000 miles flown on regular services and more than 4,000 passengers monthly. The airline operates links between all capital cities using Douglas DC models and De Havilland aircraft, with extensive routes across Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, and regional links, plus Canberra and regional feeders. The fleet supports up to fifty and twenty passenger aircraft on main services, with smaller planes for trunk routes, maintaining about 8,000 miles of daily operations aimed at expanding capacity.
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Adds- Inide
Perth
Adelaide
Melbourne
Mulbournie
Sydney
Malbourne
Launceston
Hobart
Airlines of Australia Ltd
Aydney
Trisbanes
A.N.A
Canberra
Ware
Kerang
Mildura
Mt. Gambler
Mara
Cotte
King Island
Flinders
Broken All
Renmark
de Haviland
D.C. Bf
D.C
Amploree Ee
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Ambrose Doxey
M.S.R.T.A
Doxey Real
Harry
Austral
Hornsby Cycle Works
HEARD
Benalla West
Terrett
Terreti
Evans Grain and Produce Coy
Carrier Street
Kodak
Victor
C.A
Ito
Levi
Gra
Wangaratte
Vrifiiteles
Lto
Memare Bourke
Gillman
Ayde
Wan
Murray
Fenal
Traffic Control
Mr of Bay
Culmon
Mardney
E. C. Johnston
D.F.C
A.F.C
Civil Aviation
Henalla
Aeron
Om Bundinay
Mleumine
Cameron
The
Aero Club
Tate
Hye Woe
Tao
A. Hosceo
Empire Defence
New ’Drome
Anger
Banalia
Eta
Ite Manders
Ttie
Alii
Ae.c
Irwin
Bott
Perne
M. Hoerner
BH. Vanmell
HH. Clageton
Ereron
G. Palmer
K. Langlands
T. A. Cogger
H. J, Peck
Capt. Palmer
H. Banfield
Femains
Ter
AL L Drury
Rwin
Light Horse
A.C
Ath Light Hores
Theat H Canning