Feltex Colour Samples Shared in Steck
A note indicates plans to send or share Feltex color samples currently stored in Steck. No additional details on quantity dates or recipients are provided.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1944
Page
4
A note indicates plans to send or share Feltex color samples currently stored in Steck. No additional details on quantity dates or recipients are provided.
The report notes fluctuating wool and lamb shipments, with exports larger than mutton at times and a general trend of increased sheep numbers. It discusses profit contrasts between wool and meat, mentions a World market impact felt in Austria, and references declines in English wool output and overall flock trends.
A damaged OCR fragment shows partial crossword clues and crossed words, creating confusion over intended entries. Editors note the readable hints include a seven letter word and a ten letter term, but most lines are illegible.
A Canberra letter from April 3 1964 argues for salary increases for temporary public servants and assistants. It criticizes critics calling for restraint, urges sensible wage rises, and closes with a call to economists and a slogan Do it now signed P J Donnelly.
The Deskin Gov in 1608 first raised the system and the Committee of the Literary Fund notices a rise of one pound weekly due to higher living costs. Pensioners rely on these funds, with some supplementing their income from savings to cover daily needs.
Greyhound racing brief from Canberra meeting lists 487 yard event Fourth Division with horses and names like Mothers Own Calef Marit Attra Chief Merwin and a Maiden Stakes at 300 yards featuring Polite Lass Rose Speed Flash Car hase.
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