Wool Market Reports from Australian Co operatives
The Farmer and Graziers Cooperative Day notes that auctions in Adelaide on Thursday drew full buyer attendance. Japan and Germany led demand in Brisbane, with good competition and firm values. Early September saw higher quotations for fleece wools, while Bradford tops showed clearer descriptions and solid activity across centers. Projections for next season anticipate around 2,000,000 bales with specific centre start dates in Sydney and Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graziers Co-operative
Adelaide
Brisbane
Japan
Germany
Sydney
Bradford
Commonwealth
National Council of Wool Selling Brokers
Australian Woolgrowers’ Council
Melbourne
Perth
Arbor Day Appeal for Statewide Tree Planting in New South Wales
The Australian Forest League urges local governments and public bodies to plant extensively along streets parks and reserves and to create national parks and town forests near rivers for picnics and tourism. Schools should cultivate forest plantations and student involvement in seed collecting and after care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Forest League
Bringelly
Barham
Oxford Falls
Monttagle
Qusama
Berridale
Tumut
Wagga
Heron's Creek
New South Wales
For-League
Education Gasette
Weaittle
Western Australia
Owl crash injures Ridley brothers in NSW drive
While returning from Sydney to Weat Wryalong by car, an owl struck the windscreen shattering it. Lyell Ridley escaped injury, but his brother sustained facial lacerations. Samuel Ridley, dozing in the back, was narrowly struck by flying glass as the owl died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormonde
Lyell Ridley
Sydney
Weat Wryalong
Samuel Ridley
Economic Recovery Evident Across Nations and Australia
The article notes clear signs of recovery over three years with brighter outlooks in most countries and especially Australia. It cites government policy since 1992 and the Bank of New South Wales circular, which credits reduced inflation fears and a more independent central bank as factors behind restored investor and business confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Bank of New South Wales
Commonwealth Bank
Cowra Herbalist Henry Lee Weds Ruby Wah in Junee Ceremony
Public interest surrounded the Junee Methodist wedding of Ruby May Wah and Cowra herbalist Henry Lee after a Saturday service led by Rev T R Farden-Taylor. Attendants included Linda and Edna Wah with best man Percy Choy. A reception at Junee Broad Way cafe drew about 70 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Farden-Taylor
Junee
Ruby May Wah
T. Ah Wah
Henry Lee
Cowra
Boorowa
William Lee
Lee
Canton
Linda
Edna Wah
Percy Choy
Narrandera
Taragala
Ern Daweon
Junge
Boorows
Cootamundra
Una
Jim Aberling
Wynlong
Ern. Dawnon
Myr. Barke
Jones
Roberta
Lew
Southwell
Burke
Warry Blackett
W. C. Francis
Crigsley
Purcell
W. Lane
W. L. Bates
Lees
Hone
Chinwee
Gyurane
Cuardian
Sheep Auction Highlights Coonamble Market And Wool Prospects
A Coonamble firm sold 600 aged ewes at 1/6 ahead, with earlier February sales at Odao head yielding profit. The piece notes wool price optimism and critiques government public works funding and economic policy in light of persistent nationalism, urging new economic adjustments and caution against land settlement aims. A final odd tip suggests lemon juice as a dentifrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonamble
Odao Head
Commonwealth
Australia
Prohibition on Hunting Docks at Kenpo Pad
Any person found shooting ducks pigeons quail or otherwise passing on any of the Kenpo Pad docks will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenpo Pad
Population drive to settle Australia and avoid idle lands
A Henry correspondent recalls Mark Twain and argues Australia must attract a large population to become a nation. The piece urges leasehold land upon productive value, prevents large holdings, and welcomes immigrants with suitable traits to develop an active economy rather than allow idle lands. It contrasts Australia’s need with an imperial power expanding its empire, urging unity, sacrifice, and proactive settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Bourke
Henry
John Lovell
Mark Twain
Bourke
Australia
Pacific
China
Weeden and McGrath reach semi finals in tennis draw
Reena C H Weeden defeated W Fisher 6 3 6 2 and J McGrath had byes in earlier rounds. Weeden then beat W Cassels 6 4 6 3 while McGrath beat D Bobbin 6 4 2 6 6 14. Clarke beat Trigione and Cronin edged Cassells 6 1 6 2. Semis Sunday with Weeden vs McGrath and Clarke vs Corcoran Cronin winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Weeden
W. Fisher
W. Casselle
Herb Sama
J. McGrath
D. Bobbin
K. Clarke
B. E. Miskle
H. Trigione
R. Corcoran
Jim Cronin
J. Cassells
C. Weeden
W. Cassels
R. Clarke
C. Corcoran
Weeden
Jock McGrath
Corcoran-Cronin
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Int
Far
Aunt Mary
Pemere Te Tillock & Co
Dent & Liverpool Sis
Weary
Keunewite
Segeestians
Gellied
Adieou
Cabo Aed
Grire
Rome
Telli & Co
Fae
Madame Paracna
Dorhe
Jornal
Sadie
Rps
Murrar
Margaret Shepherd
Nsw
Honphiala
Eperley
Thioch & Co Ltd
Ken & Liverpool Sirens
Wool Report
Arbor Day
Whittier
Owenia
West
Grafton
Albury
Bathurat Cootamundra
Tamut
Cowra Herbalist
THE
Commonwealth Oil Refineries Ltd
A. P. Webb
C.O.R
le Oame
Commonwealth Government
Aas Sees Oil Co. Ltd
Pitt Street
Chihery, Laverton
Vie
MR. Bourke
C. J. Stuart
Arnold Ao Redfire
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