World Wool Output Shifts as Australia Leads in Supply
Australia maintains a rising share of global wool production, producing about 1.915 billion pounds in 1987 and accounting for roughly 37 percent of world output. The United States and other nations remain large buyers while prices trend upward and trade patterns shift among major importers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Anys
Offical Journal of the
Bureau of India
United States
Yphia
Fas
Amin Sono
United
Croke Reytre
Areralice
New Zealand
Amerivene
Oerapaca Bolgsnin
Benin
Germany
Percen
Amerie
Shaun
Finn
Ambulance Centre Trustees Report On Centre's Finances
The Hampny powder in walen and Wynnum Centre of the Qurenaind reports assets of 4469 with no liabilities. Annual meeting notes cooperative effort by five women committees including Wynnhits Tardiey Benelli. A credit balance of 806 10 appeared in treasurer records. Members contributed to local industry and cooperative banks. center funds supported by honorary staff. An established center at Well ington Point and additions at Liv font funded travel of 41403 miles and tribute to superintendent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walen
Wynnum
Triguce
WR Howard
Geevell
Harmon
Une Wyenihts
Tardiey
Benelli
Mary Othern
Alatemen
Rina
Wellington Point
Apd Ata
No Unsightly Hoardings Permitted In Parks
Alderman Sharpe, chair of the parks committee, explains approval to exempt a council reserve from the requirement for a hoarding on Basic Fe Road and Breakinal Creek access. The owner’s expired concession led to a hoarding removal plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secre
Sharpe
Park
Newmerker
Fadeet
Fiat
Brisbane Accident Totals Rise 41 Percent Last Week
Report shows Brisbane’s accident total reaching 126, a 41 percent increase from the prior week. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text, but the record notes multiple injuries and mentions figures like Andrea and Robo in a police context. Commissioner Carroll is cited regarding the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Foxe
Gavelechie
Andrea AiVing
Weue
St Ma Mets
Aoraing Jain Robo
Atving
Te Meekie
of Police
Carroll
Wage Tax Exemption Debate Stirs Nation's Premier
Debated speech by Premier Nimzoid Nol addresses exemption from state development tax for the new basic wage. Deputy Leader Niminé replies amid party split as government faces policy backlash. Article notes quoted remarks and references to repeal acts and current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mweresa
Wmy Forgan
Ne United Aur
Rajaina
Nunya
Loree
Norfolk Island Councillors Named for Year
Norfolk Is Island notes list councillors for the year ending July 31 1940 Frank Bet Christan Holmen Christian Adrian i He Nobus and 3. White along with George Nobbu Ray 3. Ht Nebbs as elected members in the advnary Coane held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Norfolk Island
Our Waeerbett
Prenk Bet
Hristian Holmen
Christian Adrian i
T da White
Third murder charge against man of 61 in Bartley case
In Sydney the 61 year old William Heney Bartley faced a third murder charge after the body of the missing victim has not been found. The case stems from the December disappearance in the Renmiar district and was heard at the Mibtn Police Court. Prosecution described Bartley’s statements and actions at the time, with witnesses detailing a suspected foul play and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Andrew Mows
Fabouren
Mien
Renmiar
Mibtn
Tietay Wih
Muikeeed Oe
William Heney Bartley
PHE
Setaman Nexo
Macey
Marley Mans
Br Ferent
Bartley Opie
Airos
Bartley
Howaver
George Carpenter
Natromine
Tlakother
Canberra Pride and Tourism Figures Mentioned
A garbled account references Canberra tourism and officials including Mr W Dipar dive and Mr. Dunbar, noting visitor numbers around 100,000 and discussions of federal capital upkeep. It mentions Cantina on Ga and various names amid a disjointed narrative detailing civic priorities and events.
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W Dipar Dive
Camberra
Federal
Dunbar
Paris
Freldentn
Shen
Ain Emi” Nutrition Eeeston
Defamation case over £100 claim in magistrates court
In a recent magistrates court session a £100 claim against Cohen and Edward Atree failed. The action concerned alleged defamatory service by a mercantile agency and involved defense by Stephens and Tozer acting for the defendants and Thynne and Macartney for the plaintiffs.
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Euateretret
Cohen
Edward Atree
Ageie
Mercantile Agency,” Pty
Magoiave
Mt Ase
Thonites Aehen
Livi
Ely
Ree King
Stephens
Tozer
Ana
Thynne
Macartney
Ihe
Thieves Enter Stores and Robberies Reported in Melbourne Area
Fragmented report of burglaries and robbereis across shops with mentions of stolen money and goods. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text but include Melbourne, Neweke, and a hospital visit after an attack. Police involvement and a fatality are referenced amid scattered details.
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Neweke
Toowoomba Debate Society Visits For Major Discussion
The Toowoomba Grammar School Old Boys hosted a visiting debating team from Brisbane last Saturday with the motion Have the Radio or cinema made a definite contribution to modern culture. The Toowoomba side held the affirmative led by MION SS Comnal, head master of Abe Criiten of England Boys Preparatory.
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Leven
Aropane Grammar School
Bove Debauing Society
Toowoomba
Toowoomba Grammar School
Toowoombe
Mion SS Comnal
Abe Criilen
Engisaia Boys
Benoa
Brisbane
Camera Club Outing Highlights Yet to Be Clarified
Fragmented notes from a Redbank event show a Camera Club outing with unclear participants and activities. Mention of Wing, 119 troo, and mother hints at a simple project, while references to camera gear, woodwork, and plane scion suggest rough plans. Foreground subjects include landscape work and possible vigil ideas, but details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club
Mary
Plane Victim Estate Show Result In Melbourne
Planes and horticulture society notes reveal a £1444 sum from a Saturday show. The report mentions late attendee Wurts and a public display in Melbourne, with details fragmented and unclear in the sourced text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelvin
Melbourne
Railway ban on meetings creates court order request
A Brisbane railway branch chairman sanctions a meeting on railway property contrary to instructions. The union petitions the Industrial Court for an order restraining the Commissioner for Railways from tampering with interviews during working hours. Officials warn meetings must occur off site and outside working time, with penalties for contravention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crhairman
Brisbane
Queensland
Nina Mtr CF
Knight
Record of Savings Bank Deposits and Totals
A fragment notes deposits at savings banks, showing a total amount around £24,508,000 and mentioning a prior period with a surplus near £1,077,000. The garbled text references organizations, dates, and names. the readable sum points to a banking records summary and annual totals.
Wildflower Star to Perform Week of Shows
The Wildflower will appear for a show week in Australia with Mare Burke and Levit WN BRU providing a concert lineup. The ensemble plans a 42-minute set featuring classic tunes and new numbers, aiming for engaging stage effects and a lively audience. Don Sion and WilliamONE headline guest spots, with Maree set for a 16 date run starting Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare Burke
Australia
Willian
More Men In Work Figures From Exocumic News
Exocumic News reports a rise in employed men in May with total figures near 183290 cm according to hive data. The piece notes fluctuations versus the 1930 baseline and calls out a net increase over prior periods, signaling a steadier job market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exocumic
Probate Granted for Promaie Joseph Thanas Adderson
Probate granted for Promaie Joseph Thanas Adderson Kinnaray with formalities noted. Debts and remaining assets addressed. no deductions shown beyond standard costs as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promaie
Bern
Joseph ‘Thanas Adderson Kinnaray
Hin Letiereper
New Wheat Plan Aimed at Price Stability and Crop Reduction
The prime minister presented a plan to stabilize wheat prices by reducing production. It proposes a phased decline in wheat growing, capping output at 2000 bushels per producer and offering support to assist growers during the transition. The measure seeks to protect the average farmer while benefiting consumers with lower volumes and steadier markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaay
Men ́ Nies
Ben Janion
New Bout Wain
Armen
Meagher
Temorn
Ania
gEnWer
Menzies
Medical Institute Levy Text Fragment
A fragmented OCR item notes a medical institute levy and mentions various garbled terms and names. It references services and authorities in a disjointed way, with unclear dates or places. The readable bits imply a formal notice about a levy or service needs but lack concrete details.
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White Horse
Ist Prize
Rensationale OF
Mammoth
Edward Sr
Campiaiven
I. Iif Inn al
Golden Health
Erip
Wool For
Trishane Ciy Coun VII
Hamilton
Bowers
Cup Press
Melville
Pensioner
Ehristinna
Limois
Nya
Meiyne
Mase
Canberra
Gan Juverlin
Ingae
Prange Wert Bruyewek
Elver
John Graevek
Breakine
Witdaw
Wiliam ‘Welton
Ann Binet
Howe
Seelinn
Nln
Knightowes
Crrmatissioner
Adele Pivettya
Sojntieen
UR Maloney
Kip Fay
Caurmiimoner
Choe
Kelleh
Alicia Owas
Wallace Fordeses
DAN Femerny
Inian
Man Zan
MR. Plunkett
Dairy Board
MCA
Qurenaland
Bosra Alte Annis
Mpenee
McPhernon
Benacihead
Wiss Ang & McKenale
Exeritive Committee
Meshag Chimenweath
Tor Ant
Medical Institute Levies
Aurorisinn
Lyven
Tne
Rapture
Rock Tigate
Pio Sana Er
Tyson
Oie
Lee Ee
Bruno
Ele
Tr Fintan
Catarre
Poeafness
Fleur
Toby Magier
Macias
Etinnan
Renner
Tnetaee Rentane
Payin Burson
Associaton
Lowery Art
al- Yourh
Himaelf
Turton
Pont-Manal
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