29 Jun 1926
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1926
Page
1
Attended all courts and arranged loans on grazing farming and dairying properties. Phone numbers Office 87 Private 16. Dates listed include Bee Now Moon June 10 at 8 pm Firet Quarter June 18 at 0 14 pm Full Moon June 26 at 7 17 am.
A brief poem fragment reflecting on social action and moral duty. The speaker calls for resistance against injustice and support for the vulnerable, while envisioning a future where good deeds prevail. The lines emphasize collective responsibility and hopeful civic effort.
Evatt urged Australian representatives to be taken seriously at the International Labour Migration Conference in London while defending White Australia. The piece argues the policy hinges on filling empty spaces with desirable white settlers and questions what the Australian government is doing to address unemployment, land monopoly, and migration. It notes Goodin MILA and local mining land issues, plus a miners’ land tenure tweak.
The article notes mixed wool lots from the far west and south with deep staple, sound, average quality. Sydney June silos offered erutehinga and other elements, keeping bids firm for sound lines while faulty yields brought irregular bids. Yorkshire orders hint at steadier future values despite reduced global stocks and strikes. Auction in Sydney saw mixed prices for autumn shorn wool from west and north, with no expected sharp price rise but hopeful season prospects in late rates.
Blanket sale ad notes Fringed rug prices substantially lower than last year with price points 10/6 21/6 28/6 65/6. White and cream flannelette advertised for good wear at 1/4, 1/8, 1/9. Striped flannelettes offered at 1/6 and 1/9 with Keen value.
Bond's stock includes Silk Hose Bond's Wear Well in Black and White with ten shades. Ladies wool fancy stockings from 6/11 to 6/6, and heavy weight silk and wool hose at 6/9. Mens wear offers flannel coats and pullovers from 14/11 to 20/6 with new sweater designs.
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