China Shifts To Wool as Wing On Expands
The Wing On Textile Manufacturing Co. of Shanghai, founded in 1932 with 6,000,010 dollars capital for one factory, now runs three factories with 12 million dollars in capital and 20,000 workers. Wool belts from Australia are being studied for China’s growing market, with experts advising on suitable wool types for local demand. Chinese competition may rise next season, and trade ties with Australia bolster Eastward business opportunities.
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Wing On Textile Manufacturing Co., Ltd
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Australia
China
Pond's Vanishing Cream Free Gift Offer
A promotional note advertises a free Pond's Cold Cream with every two to four pots purchased, highlighting added value and a sample gift to attract buyers.
GAZZARD GOLDEN WEDDING IN KAROUH AREA
Mr and Mrs William Gazzard of Karuah near Raymond Terrace celebrated their Golden Wedding on Monday. They wed at Gunning on December 26 1882. Mrs Gazzard was formerly Miss Alice Morten, second daughter of the late George Morten of Gunning.
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William Gazzard
Karuah
Raymond Terrace
Gunning
Gazean
Alice Morten
Georie Morten
Wool Market Outlook for 1933 Wool Sales Begin January
The wool trade remains hopeful as sales resume January 3 after recess. The schedule runs January 2 to February 2 with 206 000 lots offered, followed by Brisbane sales after February 2 and continuing through March. season ends late April or early May. A Wool Interests conference called by the Prime Minister will discuss the Wool Inquiry report, amid talks abroad of price fixing and export controls. Industry leaders urge restraint, taxation and tariff reductions to aid the sector without jeopardising wool’s market position. The initial sale for 1933 is set for January 6 with about 5 000 grades catalogued.
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Tieldsbrough, Mort and Co
Luly Wating
Cepart
Brisbane
Wool
Commubion
Australia
Commonwealth
Costa
Garden cultivation to boost growth and soil health
Cultivation helps plants by reducing surface moisture loss and destroying weeds that steal water. Tilling introduces air and breaks up soil, making plant food soluble. Avoid forcing manure for Salvia Bonfire and focus on steady moisture and sun. Prepare now for winter bloom with Petunia strains, Phlox Drummond, and portulae, then sow cool season seeds with careful watering and firm pressing.
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al Cereu Bo
Phlox Drummond
Iceland
Yuri Ee Romney
Free Garden Gift Offer With Flower Seeds and Bulblets
An old promotional note offers a free garden gift titled the 2/6 Bargain Lot. It includes a packet of 50 Gladiolus bulblets and a sequence of assorted flower seeds such as Sunbeam Iceland Pop Pier, Sweet Peas, Double Stocks, Butterfly Delphiniums, and the golden Nasturtium Golden Gleam. The offer claims the Garden Gift is free with the seed selection.
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Aekor
Iceland
English Cricketers Tour Schedule and Mrs Whitney Portrait
The itinerary lists the English cricket team's matches in Australia from January to March including tests in Adelaide Sydney and Newcastle with numerous country and state fixtures. A Daily Telegraph writer profiles Mrs Whitney of Cooming Park Cowra noting her influence on local matters and her tapestry hobby.
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Ballarat
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Bendigo
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Toowoomba
Queensland
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Daily Telegraph
Precocious Infant Survives Wandering Across District
A two year old boy wandered from a wagon district homestead escaping detection for hours. After miles of crossing fences and paddocks, he was found alive near three in the morning. The incident followed an earlier hospital update and local nursing news.
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Robert Allen
Mra
Allen
Ganmain
Harvest bale totals for January and February recorded
The record lists bale counts by date: Monday January 18 5.013 bales, Tuesday January 24 5.043 bales, and Wednesday February 3 100 bales.
NSW wheat varieties show drought tolerance across districts
Plant Breeding Branch of the Department of Agriculture highlights Robin as a drought resistant wheat in NSW, with strong yields at Trangie, Temora, Wagga, and Cowra. Dundee and Varieties like Stockman and Bondar emerge for early and hay use, with varied rust and smut resistance and notable performance at multiple farms.
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Department of Agriculture
Robin
H. Wenholz
Near Westen
New South Wales
Trangie
Vondohalin
Temora
Wajgya
Wiven
Bena
Ab Hushele
Nizam
Federation
Dundee
Bens
Canimbla
Ford
Vetno
Cowra
Dunn
Cockapel
Condobelis
Culare
Apollo
Bathurst
Glen Innes
Cleveland
Wagga Farm
Vis
Stockman
Bondar
Stockton
Zealand
Callaghan
Sehure Bell and Co Offer Central District Wool Sale Preview
Sehure Bell and Co report on the opening of next week's sales with a fine selection of Central district wools. Monaro samples are praised for their quality and Crookwell brands are equally strong. They anticipate price improvement based on this year's close and note the difficulty of precise forecasts.
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Sehure, Bell and Co., Ltd
Crookwell
Smoking in Licensed Hall at Bowning Fined
Herbert Phillip Howard was fined 10 shillings with 8 shillings costs for smoking during a dance in a licensed hall at Bowning. Constable Wilde testified Howard smoked while the hall was in use. his solicitor noted the defendant was not present and claimed only a brief flame. The magistrate said the act was not criminal but dangerous, with a maximum £10 penalty.
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M. E. Soane
Herbert Phillip Howard
Bowning
A. C. Wilde
Howard
Wm. Curtie
P.M
Wool Outlook Sees Upturn in World Wool Markets
A 3 January report from Wool Outlook Winchcombe Carton Ltd notes improving market prospects with larger Australian wool clips boosting demand. It cites higher production in New South Wales, rising employment in mills in Tourcoing Yorkshire and Germany, and expected stronger American buying. warns of political delays but signals an overall upward trend with Sydney catalogues offered on specific dates.
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Winchcombe, Carton Ltd
New South Wales
Commonwealth
America
United States
Australia
Boston
Tourcoing
France
Yorkshire
Germany
Sydney
Attacked by Bull Mortals Death at Grenfell Station
Milton Death of the King's Plains family was attacked by a bull while driving cattle at Grenfell station. The bull gored Death's horse, and the rider leaped a fence to avoid serious injury, narrowly escaping a fate akin to his famous ancestor.
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Milton Death
King's Plains
Grenfell
Death
Heroe
Pioneer’s Fortitude in Auburn After Family Loss
Mrs. Musgrave, the oldest pioneer of Young district, returns to Auburn from a death bed and funeral in New South Wales. Her daughter Mrs. William Jones of Parramatta lies gravely ill in hospital and not expected to recover. The article notes Mrs. Musgrave’s strength amid tragedy.
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Musgrave
Auburn
Regan
Barmedman
William Jones
Parramatta
Varley Honored At Country Frew OMe Scene Fest
Mr G H Varley retired annactor from Country Press Co-operative after 26 years was entertained at Olivet Gunning to celebrate the coming of age of his son George Ardill. A gold mounted fountain pen and pencil set was presented by directors management and staff. George Ardill plans to reside in Goulburn in the new year.
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G. H. Varley
EEC
Board of
Country Press Co-operative
Ann
Mae Mewe
James Ryan
MLC
Olivet
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