Wool selling season shows stabilised values and strong demand
The 1926 27 wool selling period in Australia demonstrated high turnover and broad market participation with agents abroad and robust demand for fine wools. Industry confidence grows as fabrications diversify, while stock and production trends indicate continued growth and international interest.
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Ewer Hatal
Fuaari
de Paie Iccasional Tite
Estrada
Aderca
Instralia
Commonwealth
Januery
Lecember
Uweenchind
Staten
Wool trade outlook and export figures in Australia
The article discusses wool supply limits, seasonal sales, and overseas demand. It cites 1925 26 export values to the United Kingdom India and other countries, notes shifts in clip disposal, and forecasts a strong demand outlook with prices likely to stay favorable despite global textile market fluctuations. It references Australian production trends, England and American textile conditions, and the need for strategic sale timing.
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Jane HO
Christuian Arid
United Kingdom
India
Aus Aziz
Taro
Czecho-Slovakia
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Norway
Spain
Sweden
United States
Kington
Canada
South Africa
Belgium
Finland
Mexico
Philippine Islands
Swerien
O Fleighigures
Australia
England
America
Cape
Reverend Father Murray Visit at Donvale Aprils Event
The article recalls Reverend Father Murray addressing Donvale April events with the children. D. Doherty spoke to the children and thanked them for their work. The choir and pupils, including names like Sue, Mickey, N. Clem, and others contributed. Miss Moberteon and Maner Mofér presented items. Father Murray lauded the concert and Ireland related themes.
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Father Murray
D. Doherty
Chi
Vane
Bane
N. Clem
Manet v. Grogan
Wheol Childern
A. Sumiey
Murray
Miss Moberteon
Maner Mofér
Ireland
Doherty
Kinerness
Meeting at Atherton Sees Junior Rule Debate and Tour Plans
Executive meeting at Barron Valley Hotel discusses junior players allowed to move to senior after three appearances, registrations for Crimlist Kitto Firth and Hough, and rep match plans with Bowen Rockhampton Mackay and Townsville. Club officials decide on tours, team selection, and referee arrangements for charity round.
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Eachan Ray ? Ieee
Barron Valley
H. FE
Hayes
Atherton
Meller
Alex Hayes
J. Crimlist
Kitto, Firth
H. Hough
Bowen
Rockhampton
Mackay
Charters Towers
Townsville
Aver
Mosamnan
Marecha
Speis
North Queensland Rugby League
Finis
Keany
NRL
Clarke
Junior A protest at Mareeba match leads to fee refund
A protest from a linenman at the Mareeba junior match prompted a motion by Messrs Kenny and Hayes, which was carried. Mareeba's fee of £2 2s was refunded. Clubs were asked to contribute £200 each toward the expenses of the cep team. Accounts for 197/17k were posted for yeomen. Present were Messrs E Hayes chair, Kenny Mareeba, Halfpapp Harrine, Hiden Referees Association, Muller Atherton, Speir treasurer, Clarke Malanda, and Ivton secretary.
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Marerba
Mesers
Kenny
Hayes
Ated Inst
Marteba
Cep
Yeomen
Mesars, Jr. E. Hayes
Marecha
Halfpapp
Harrine
Hiden
Muller Atherton
Speir
Clarke
Malanda
Kivton
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