Easier Trend For Poorer Wool Sorts At Sales
Sydney market reports indicate weaker average descriptions for Geeco and skirtings with falls from 5 to 10 percent. Prematurely shorn fleece and burr descriptions down 5 to 10 percent. Crossbreds and comebacks show irregular demand, buyers in control. 7338 bales offered, most sold, with additional 289 bales privately sold and Tasmanian skins auctioned.
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Jane Salon
Great Britain
Yeoval
Sydney Wool Belling Brokers
Miner fined for using insult in NZ court case
Auckland court fined 81 year old George Lagar Taylor a pound amount for using insulting words toward a truck driver and a plain clothes officer. The trial linked to a larger underground miners strike as Taylor claimed he swore at a dog in self defense during a tense moment.
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George Lagar Taylor
Huntley
Kaulato Widerground
Atriiee
Taylor
Joseph Hurliman
Cabinet Undecided On Liquor Reform
Sydney's state cabinet failed to reach a decision on liquor reform after two sittings, extending over about four hours. The matter may go to the State Parliamentary Labour Caucus tomorrow. Justice Minister Powning had submitted a report on amendments to the Liquor Act, including reforms urged by Mr. Lande of Bondi.
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Powning
Caneuy
Lande
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Banes
Federal Golf Associates Lose to Queanbeyan on May Day 1891
The Federal Associates suffered a defeat to Queanbeyan of Proanbuvan on May 28. Results list multiple players with scores such as Mrs Nolte 1919, Mrs W Many 17, Mrs Rone 20, Myn Lutan 24, and others. The summary notes various match results and upcoming fixture against Yans Association at Federation on 5/6/91.
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Queanbeyan
Proanbuvan
W. Many
Rone
Lutan
Py Gorineh
Qi dc
Ty Aviethy
McGiven
Federa
Yans Association
Canberra mobile library plans await department approval
Commonwealth Librarian Mr HL White said a plan exists to operate a Canberra mobile library service when the Department of the Interior deems the time right. Reports of Canberra Community Library closure were denied with no decision made. The project has circulated since 1940s, tied to the National Library’s distribution policy and local community support.
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Department of the Interior
Commonwealth
Hl, White
Yester
Lkely
Greshake
Tyreea
Wwe
Actonne
Uul
Lignkus
Lottery results and syndicate notices in chaotic column
The notice lists multiple names and addresses tied to lottery syndicates and a result draw. It references Arai and Dunbar among others, with locations such as Morrice Street Lane Cave and West Street. The article notes a draw tomorrow for Lottery two thirty five WL and mentions Loyal hospital for Viim4 and Belmont.
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Arai
Sivid
B.C. Dunbar
Morrice Street
Lane Cave
Neold
Iyo
Thee
Swen
Sy Bubs
Dopsleas
Buss
Viim4
Addington
Ith
Bubay
Upal
J. Lane
Wadbe-Wighway
Belmont
Lottery Tvo
Earth tremor rattles Victoria towns Morwell and Yallourn
A tremor shook Victoria during the night, affecting Melbourne and the Gippsland area. Reports from Yallourn and Morwell describe the tremor as minor yet noticeable, with observers noting slight disruptions and faint shaking in elevated or nearby buildings. Authorities urged calm while awaiting further assessment.
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Morwell
Yallourn
Gippsland
A. Yalloun
Grapeseed Oil Venture Planned for Paint Industry in Australia
The Australian Wine Board announced a plan to crush grapeseeds to produce oil for paint and cosmetic use and salad oil. Turmoil over seed stock aside, Tarac Manufacturing will run the project in Nuriootpa Valley, South Australia, targeting 50 000 gallons yearly from 2 500 tons of grape seed.
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Sydney
Australia
N Wine Induatry
Australian Wine Board
Nuriootpaim
Seouth Australis
Tarac Manufacturing Co. Pty. Ltd
AJ. Allen
Itely
Wine Board
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Unions Pursue Ambit Awards in NSW Conciliation Court
The Allied Liquor Slaves Union joins the Operative Stone masons Society of Australia in seeking large base wage increases and merging. Stonemasons not covered by a local award seek earnings gains, while the Transport union Canberra branch plans claims for higher allowances and neutral Federal award provisions in the local determination. Conciliation Court Registry filed the claim through NSW Trades Court official J J Maloney.
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le Licely
Allied Liquor Slaves Union
Operative
Stonemasone’ Society of Australia
N.S.W. ‘Trades Cornct
J.J. Maloney
Yeaterday
Canberra
The
Transport Union
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