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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 06, 1936

Page

2

Stable wool season tops pace as 70 percent clip sold

The Australian wool market shows strong activity with about seventy percent of the clip sold by late September. Prices hold despite resistance to higher costs, while consumption abroad remains mixed. production centers anticipate large, late-season sales in Mydavy Brisbane and Victoria.

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Missing Teacher Search In Central Australia Missing Teacher Wills fankin sought by camel patrols

Reports from Alice Springs recount that Victorian teacher Mr. Wills fankin left Ambella January 3 and vanished while crossing into inland country. Camels used for transport as road search impossible. Mr. Dumas leads a separate expedition toward Nir Wan ida. Wool auctions report 16 000 bales unsold with stable prices, indicating moderate demand and steady trade.

Wills Fankin Central Australia Alice Springs Paterson Mauuln Ambella Epinifex Ransport Mr. Dumas Marbella Nir Wanida

Gay Eaton Falls to Upset at Manuka Race Meet

At Canberra's Manuka track yesterday massed crowds watched Gay Eaton lose to a surprise challenger in the Gay Maton handicap. Hat been entered My Lawn and Can Moreh battled for the lead with My Lass finishing close behind. In the Ferralumia Handicap George Talto edged Gay Eaton by a length amid protests and close finishes, while Umbarki and Renald closed the field in a tight five furlong sprint.

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Trade Treaties Negotiations With Germany

The Commonwealth plans barter and tariff talks with Germany to restore Australia’s purchasing power, amid fears a German exchange deal could shift buying terms and threaten Britain’s preferential system. Sir Henry Gullett signals intent to test German proposals through talks with the Consul-General in Australia. Belgium trade talks continue, with Belgium supplying glass and Australia barley, as treaty talks resume after recent delays.

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Found after 300 years a Blewbury house relic surfaces

Workmen uncover a long hidden document in Blewbury near Didcot once urged by Yeoman John Fuller to swear allegiance to Cromwell. A guarded oak beam hid the parchment for centuries while a nearby tablecloth bears marks of Roundhead and Cavaliers.

John Fuller Blewbury Didcot Harkshire Roundhouse

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