India buying more wheat from Australia in 2004 sale
The Wheat Board chairman J. V. Moroney announced a sale of 70 000 tons from Victoria and the remainder from northern New South Wales scheduled to ship between mid May and end June. The year’s total to India reaches 200 000 tons, the full quota under the U S and India agreement. Additional visits by Indian officials praised storage and handling facilities in Australia, though foreign exchange limits future large purchases.
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Future of Wirths Circus in Doubt After Winding Up
In Sydney on Tuesday the Official Liquidator said the future of Wirths Circus is in doubt after Equity Court ordered the company wound up for a debt of £2134 on tax arrears. The court action, not opposed by the Taxation Department, may allow continued operation if creditors benefit. Pegler to meet with circus officials and creditors this week. The circus had just left Kyogle for Brisbane.
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Cyclist Avoids Pothole on Canberra Bridge Detour
A letter to The Canberra Times notes cycle hazards on the Commonwealth Bridge detour. Potholes and rough edges on the southern diversion threaten riders as the edge breaks up and earth-moving on the new bridge causes edge erosion forcing cyclists toward the center or gravel.
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