Malanda Baccon Association Meeting Notes and Markets
The Malanda BACON ASSOCIATION report covers a mid year meeting. The board discusses share capital, reorganising structure, and whether a meeting is warranted. Reports for the half year ending December 21, 19 were read. Prices for cattle and sheep are high with a general stock shortage and ongoing market activity.
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Malanda
Biinga
Burdekin
Waketeldy
Weders
Caronoiders
Vaker Aa
Mareels
Atherton
Peanut Control Motion Seeks Support From Australian Ports
The record notes figures for peanut shipments in 1943 1963 and 1944 with tonnages 9900 7090 9000 and a forecast over 12000 this year. A motion and a request for support were to be sent to Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Kingston Townsville Chambers at Commerce and the Director of Marketing.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
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Commerce
Public abattoirs debate and pig industry concerns in Mareeba
Board discusses establishing public abattoirs at Mareeba and other centres to relieve pressure on post war markets. Shareholder input sought as reports note rising fat pigs and weight increases, risking lower quality bacon and disposal challenges. Changes aim to fix pricing, improve efficiency, and protect farm profits amid cooperative efforts and market uncertainty.
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Maresbu
Baeing
Dar
South Gquesruland
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Sloan
Cane Industry Talks Reveal Postwar Employment Plan
A regional cane industry meeting discusses postwar employment for returning soldiers, analysis methods, and the shift from prewar procedures. speakers urge full-time work guarantees, debate staff shortages, and potential adjustments to wage and allocation policies amid board and mill management concerns.
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Rex
Airy
Banowes
M. J. Petersen
Mil
J. Crees
Fatsin
C. R. Andrews
Chamman
HJ Ives
Mule
WS Johnson
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Don
Board views on production and port development trends
The chairman reports cautious optimism for 18M production amid seasonal gains and labor constraints. He notes improved output from favorable conditions, stresses interdependence of industry and war effort, and discusses port facilities, canal plans, and the impracticality of broad expansions without commercial need.
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