Wool industry crisis and proposed reforms in Australia
The author argues Australia, producing roughly one third of world wool in 1927, cannot process enough locally due to costs and policy. Prices have fallen and the trade is ailing, risking living standards. A national drive, including a penny per pound wool levy, aims to revive wool production, with calls for research, new uses, and stricter labeling.
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Australasia
Australia
North Shore Bridge
South Africa
Biekas
South Affrica
Syod
Gansha
Graziers’ Association
Wales
Hederal. Pastore Egattnel
JhSeenore
Tivanee
U.K
Fairy diversity in folklore across cultures
The passage notes that fairies vary like glass across societies. It describes the banshee as an Irish fairy and a browsie in Scotland, defines an elf as a small fairy fond of practical jokes, and mentions genii as Eastern spirits who can be gods or sometimes malevolent.
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Scotland
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Orbost
Omeo
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Macarthur & Macleod
Collins Street
Wool & Stock Sales
Blight
Amlandfcoy
Sydney
PIT
SON & Badgery
LYD
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Ltd
Jones Brothers
Australian Arma Hotel
Bombala
Donald Beileiter
Monaro & Bakery
Groves Bros
Wri
Tpombala
Messrs. D. Dunsmoré & Son
Densign To
Nzl
Jarvie
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
Aunt Mary
Tillock & Co. Ltd
Kent
Liverpool Streets
T. James
Street, Bombala
H. A. Barraclough, Limited
England
P & OF Company
Tihe P. Cer
Heai
Omy
Bern Shilpine & Sire
Britain
Hobart
Bombay
P. J. Jonas
Liberal
FAT
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Hope
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