Wool industry facing profit squeeze in New South Wales
A Rural Bank study cited by an economist in Sydney reveals high costs across wool farming operations in New South Wales, with totals showing costs of over £3,900 to £6,551 for farm classes and a season realisation of £145,971,854. The analysis warns that a sustained 40 percent cost burden could render wool growing unprofitable even as NSW accounts for half Australia’s wool production. Government and growers are urged to prune costs urgently.
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Sydney
M. F
Ney
Fa. Lambs
N.S.W
Australia
Bond tax rebate boosts net income from Commonwealth Bonds
Analysis explains that a one tenth rebate on bond interest reduces overall tax, effectively raising the net return on Commonwealth Bonds. With higher incomes the concession grows in value, making bonds appear as a higher yield relative to untaxed securities. The example contrasts £800 income with £50 bond interest and extends to £2,000 income with £200 bonds.
Junior Prize Winners At Benalla Poultry Show
At the Benalla and Poultry Show last week junior winners included Brown Leghorn and Australorp classes with top placements by E Boyd, BE Boyd, and R Sampson. Bantams led by L Kelleher and J Hobbs with E Boyd and R Sampson placing in multiple divisions.
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Benalla
Boyd
Price
Hoods Island
Wees
A. Price
A.V. Cock
Sampson
L. Kellier
R. Sampson
L. Kelleher
E. Boyd
J. Hobbs
Australorp Cock
J. Dodd
Junion
L .Kelleher
Bradbury Wins North East Provincial Council Seat
The North Eastern Province confirms K. Bradbury of the C.P. party with 22 351 votes over W. J. Findlay of the Lab party who has 19 298. Only 76 votes remain to be counted.
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Legve Council
K. Bradly
Mr. B
Bradbury
A.K
C.P
Findlay
W. J
Lab
Dads Association Plans Royal Show Dinner and Market Day
Members of the Dads Association intend a Melbourne Royal Show visit and hold an annual dinner at 99 Elizabeth Street on September 24 with a cost of 25. They must confirm attendance by September 21. A market day is set for October 2 in Memorial Hall with support from members and the public. Outside town members should provide produce for stalls and donations may be left with Dad Cook or Dad Sloane.
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Dads
Associaton
Melbourne
Associaion
Elizabeth Street
Cos
Memorial Hall
Dad Cook
Dad Sloane
Inces
Dad Hale
Melbourne night trot limits revised for country clubs
The revision tightens eligibility for Melbourne night trot meetings by abolishing the 2.32 class encourage stakes and set new handicap scales. Day meeting wins needed rise for pacers to qualify, while night meeting standards narrow to improve overall class.
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Melbourne
Verandahs Debate Postponed At Borough Council Hearing
Council discussed granting permissions for verandahs supported by posts and cantilevered structures. Applicants Messrs Tkin eros Mort and Co and Wann sought approval for exterior extensions, with Dr J Talochino and Dr Harrison weighing costs and town benefits. The engineer urged safety measures for cantilever supports as officials considered approving or advising applicants.
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Tkin
Eros, Mort and Co
Wann
Harrison
Oney
Lane Ane
Fawckner
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Gost
Cf.u
P.P. Board
Commonwealth Loans
Commonwealth Loans Organisation
Senate
A.O.B
C.P. Win
North East
Dads Association
Dad Paterson
Dr. Talc Hin Ek Debert
Firth
Trusines
Bette
P. Powell
Hayes
Dren
DOXEY
Mitchell
Lister
Allis Chalmers
Districtc Mitchell Farm Machinery
Briar ElectRic
E.C
BRIAR
Benalla Plumbing Service
Crofton Street
H. Foster
Dick Spencer
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