Wool situation and artificial fibres impact on wool prices
World wool supplies remain tight but not famine prices as off selling season passes. Mills note price stability despite blending with artificial fibres, with concerns over warmth and wear. Bradford observers say wool retains strength in demand, while production falls and replacement cycles keep consumption steady. Four months remain before new season clip replenishes stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winebrown Carson Ltd
Lurnayer
Great Britain
Ering
Bradford
Douglas Hamilton
Bradford Chamber of Commerce
Health Scholarships Proposal To Be Considered In Canberra
A proposal to distribute traveling scholarships to Commonwealth and State public health sectors will be reviewed by the National Health and Medical Research Council in Canberra. Dr J B Morfin, Director General of Health for New South Wales, will present the initiative on topics from rheumatic fever to childbirth research and a new policy for the Australian Institute of Anatomy. The conference is closed to the public and results will be released after tonight. The council will seek a £30,000 grant from the Federal Cabinet for renewed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Health and Medical Resear Council
Canberra
J. 8. Morfin
New South
Federal Cabinet
To Relieve and Head Noises From Terpane Musterline Details
Fragmentary OCR describes a medical review of terpane musterline used to relieve head noises and ear pressure. It mentions inhalation methods, dosage guidance, and claimed effects on air pressure in the drum and relief of symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealah
Barman Chenkie
Kenyan Colony traders push for Australian goods market
A Nairobi letter from a local trader praises the Commonwealth Department of Commerce trade promotion and forecasts a large East Africa market for Australian products. He highlights jams, leathers, blankets, honey, tinned fruits, macaroni, and dried milk as established exports, notes Kenya natives have learned to knit, and warns traders will not pay before receipt of goods, a cash-on-documents hurdle for Australian suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ven
Kenya
Commonwealth Department of Commerce
UN Treder
Nairobi
Canberra
Department of Commerce
East
Azeiea
Mombasa
Indiana
Australia
Department
Ttn
Smlestmanship
Sir Herbert Gepp Takes Responsibility For Plane Landing
Sir Herbert Gepp said he took full responsibility for the emergency near Lake Mackay after a petrol shortage forced a forced landing last Friday. He praised the landing by Plight Lieutenant Carr and explained the decision to turn south after consulting Nye to avoid drift to the north. The Dragon Rapide reached the Granites after refuelling from a ground relief party, though Nye and others aboard suffered eye trouble from drift exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granites
Herbert Gepp
Carr
Lake Mackay
Ita
Sir Herbert
Mrr
Nye
Puglet
Puglet-Lieut
Laie Mackay
Ir, Nye
Lending Aireraftema Hanrahan
Sani
Tobacco Advisory Committee to Meet in Melbourne
The Federal Tobacco Advisory Committee will meet in Melbourne on June 9 to discuss issues affecting tobacco production, distribution and marketing. Representatives from growers across states will attend. The committee, formed last year after a growers and departmental conference, aims to provide authoritative opinions on Commonwealth wide matters impacting growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anau
Federal
Tobacco Advisory Committee
Melbourne
Experia
Dr. Page
Canberra
Australian ‘Agricultural Council
Ychinery
Acquitted widow faints in dock in murder trial
In Sydney at the Central Criminal Court Annie Kathleen Northcott was acquitted of killing her husband Carl William Northcott. She fainted in the dock after the verdict as a policewoman supported her and doctors were summoned. The case featured testimony on her health and mental state amid details of the tragedy and alleged shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tyndlay
Central Criminal Court
Annis Kathren Northcott
Northcott
Mrs. Northcott
Riforta
Aluwan
Ahr
Annie Kathleen Northcott
Carl William Northcott
Mra. Northcott
Hinanwor
Ble
New Subdivision Planned Beside Kingston Hotel
A proposed subdivision near Hotel Kingston in Canberra aims to create blocks 1 to 7 of section 17 in Griffith. Developers plan 89 year leasehold lots with frontage on Kingston streets, under Federal Capital Territory regulations effective June. Public access and street alignment details are described in the planning notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaven
Pat Song
Canberra
Federal Capital Territory
Hotel Kingston
King‘etna
la Gites, Ovena, Eyre and
Oxiey Streets
Election for Commonwealth and private employees on Industrial Board
The Attorney General directed an election for members representing Commonwealth and private employees on the Industrial Board. Nomination forms are available from the Chief Electoral Officer, Aber City, Canberra. Nominations close June 7, with polling set for June 28, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.T. Industrial Board
Aber
City
Canberra
Elwetlon
Piles Go Trga Arcaused Y Nett Chat
Fragmented OCR reads as garbled text with names and places unclear. It mentions a remand and a potential court or public matter but lacks readable facts to confirm entities or events. No clear actions or outcomes can be established from the available readable fragments.
Fragmentary headline from a mislabeled source item
The readable fragment mentions Coriamptor Juke Keakeuveare and references the Federal Capial Frew fet Amtralin Ltd. It alludes to people Mort Stowe and Sumdien Cosberrn with unclear context and uncertain actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coriamptor Juke Keakeuveare
Amtralin Ltd
Pea
Mort Stowe
Sumdien Cosberrn
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A. Wander Limited
York Street North
Holbrook
Yasl
Holbrooks Tomato Sauce
Okie Prndacte Sie
Rokite Products Times Building
Research Council
Kenya Colony
Oaks
Sir Herbert Gepp
Robert Graham Brown
Belabane
Witnema
Tie
Wil
Abe
Murine
Mrr Northcott
Mr. Northcatt
Sume Johnson
Johnnon
Johnson
Manalac
Johnson's
Lysaght’s
Lysaght
Lysaght Bros. & Co, Ltd
Bridge Street
Kingston
Persis
dorHen
Persil
J. Kevcuen & Sonapty. Ltd
Pers Wun Ie
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