Australian wool drive signals Japan buying push
Australian officials warn Japan must buy more wool as competition from New Zealand and South Africa grows. Article outlines cross-bred wool prospects, production limits in Japan, and the need for sunken labor and land use to raise output. It notes Japan’s breeding stations failed to lift imports and cites possible export impact on Australia and New Zealand.
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Haowever
Shaw
Showag
New Zealand
Australia
Ake
Jatt
Ieee Ae Ae Ae Se
Tne
Japan
South Africa
Yrar
Japanese plans to import Australian merino sheep
A long excerpt discusses Japan's interest in importing Australian merino sheep for breeding and wool production. It notes Australia’s high merino share, Manchukuo’s potential market, and debates in Parliament about export and trade policy, with figures on shipments and production shifts in Victoria and Tasmania. It mentions Mr Debuchi and the Australian White Industry Association in context of future missions and trade talks.
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Linder Leparese
Manchikuu Io
Australia
Victoria
Tasmania
Debuchi
Tralia
Hie
Bean
Mestal
Debachi
Womlen Industry Association
Japan
Winrion
Manchukuo
CPA Annual Conference Defeats Kurtoa Merge Proposal
Brisbane reports at the CPA annual conference the Kurtoa ranch merger into the United Australia Party was decisively defeated. Reformers failed to gain change against strong conservative forces, while ginger group motions urged reorganizing the council and replacing the management committee with an executive dominated by federal and state leaders and officials.
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Brisbane
CPN
Kurtoa Ranch
United Australia Party
Sucisson
Soa Saust
Aarons Abet Phir
State Friamsenteryary
Sight ‘Sule Parliementary
Fary Ponnuess
Innisfail Masonic Temple Holds Leacy Investiture Ceremony
A large attendance gathered at the Innisfail Masonic Temple for the investiture of officers as WML of Palmerston Lodge No. with Grand Lodge officers from Cairns and Western Australia attending led by District Grand Master Geo. W. Beilby. A banquet followed with masons toasts honored.
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Innisfail
Seyalaion
Jo. W. Leacy
WML
Palmerston Lodge
Addivento
Distact Grand Lodge
Cairut
Geo. W._ Beilby
Rta
de Gaetan Cai
Wes Australia
LA Marshall
Cape
Topyeright
W. G. Mathews
A.B. Elia
RE. Hyslop
J.D
J. O. Shaw
J.S
F Loweter
H. Coraminus
Trower presides as Arts School meets in Innisfail
At the Innisfail Memorial School of Arts committee gathering Mr E Trower chaired the lengthy session with J McNamee C J Lister J Stes Gregor H Hack W W McKinnon J G Archibald and the secretary present Apologies came from president Mr Venables and Dr Overy The meeting endorsed the report on early date arrangements and accepted an invitation to the School of Arts Association annual dinner in Brisbane A wish to send a representative this year was noted New titles added to the library list include Timmy Dale The Best Time Ever The Mirthful of Mr Teal To Drift Fever and more with several others by various authors
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Tnnisfail
E. Trower
Lnnnisfail Memorial ‘School of Arts
Messia
J. T. McNamee
C. J. Lister
J. Stes Gregor
H. Hack
W. W_ McKinnon
J. G Archibald
Nemu
Mec
E Venables
H. Overy
Hack
School of Arta
School of Arts Association
Brisbane
Renty
Vhanka
School of
Ares
Timmy Dale
Hour
Packard
Berta Rack
Mr Teal
Leslie Charteria
Zane Grey
Inseet the Ag
Loring
Sweet Hennifer James
John J. Buchan
M> Brand
G. Goodhold
William
P. D. Logan
Bucaneer
Lawson
Elmslie
AA Kenmyl
Fern Pashee
Orley
E. Oppenheim
Partor
Brisbane Notes on Jubilee Show and Politics
A long Brisbane column reviews the Diamond Jubilee Show of 1955 with hotels filling fast and cattle and pavilions shaping up. It covers racing politics, the McGarrigal starter issue, shipping strikes, and a joint Country and Progressive National Organization debate on party policy and Brisbane influence.
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Alex
Policy Principle Shapes National Unity
Fragmentary remarks advocate unity over party strife as essential for national strength. The speaker urges breaking down divisions and focusing on common good, opposing factional obstruction and suggesting stronger cooperation between CP and XN Purses to benefit the country.
Meerawa School Fund Benefit Party and Dance
On Saturday August 10 Meerawa School held a charity party and dance. Revenue totaled about £10 with music by N Bulls on piano and Mrs Groney on violin. Extra games featured Messrs Shipp and Connolly, with D Cunningham in charge of euchre won by Mrs Nielsen and Mr B Shing. a door prize went to Miss Christensen who returned it to the school committee. a novelty prize to Mr and Mrs Peever donated by Ryan and Son. Aloomba Miss Dr Fells won the special novelty.
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Meerawa
Neilsen
B. ‘Shing
Christensen
Peever
Ryan
Aloomba
Dr Fells
Road to boost tourism eyed by ministers in costly plan
Ministers discuss funding options for a decently passable all weather road to attract travel and commerce. Although difficult and costly, tourism is seen as lucrative enough to justify any reasonable expenditure.
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Binet
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Slim
Paula
Ascralla
Merino
Erie
Manohura
Zuuak Jet
Jun Yen
Pesueos
Rueusler
Lagme
Jawa
Madchukwa
United States
Mtanchukoo
Austrasian
Don
Mm le Wintfeturer
Queenslamt
Tractor Grorter
Wyper Bros. Ltd
Cairns
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Tully
Te Eign
Mackays
Jewailers
Shields St
Edith Street
InwistaTe
Manchester Goods
Orarge
Tuwels Mall
A. J. Draper Piy. Ltd
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School OF Arts
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Prem Our Owl
BACTC
McGarrigal
Doomben
Ani
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Ahern
Loral
Newmen's Union
Ransport
Queensland
Becormins
Thrameé
Livime
Philshott
Alshute
Bernard JH. Corser
M.P
J. A. J. Hunter
Queensland Country Party
Hunter
USA
Rishane
New South Wales
Caymtal
Aniom
Sks
Tie CN
Mms
Humer
Uvermmelit
Orga
Calerenck
Pares
Kota
Mr. Lyons
Tweediedum
Pany
Asaochwen
Hubier Eters
Marana
Meerawa News
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin Williams
Galton
Rockgloss
Domino
Ledlie and Stillmann
Tarzan
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Atherton
Berbertor
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