Levy and Joint Mills Propose New Wool Plan
Mr T E Woodger of the Queanbeyan Graziers Association outlined a wool levy scheme to raise up to 50 million pounds and entice England France Germany and Belgium to join Australian mills. The plan envisions built mills in Australia to process wool locally, export manufactured goods, and create permanent jobs while contesting world parity and reducing dependence on raw wool sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cher Hewizees
National Bank
Australia
THE
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Woodger
Woedger
Gould
Jan Ok Ke
Crete
Australis
Plan to tax wool and restructure industry faces criticism
Reports quote officials pondering a new government department to wield a broad wool tax, potentially raising wool prices, reducing export income, and disadvantaging overseas buyers. It discusses funds, distribution concepts, and administrative challenges amid wartime fabric trials.
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Latham
Withall
Rugby club signs player with weekly wages and benefits
A player agrees a weekly total of £89 for next season at Sinching Chartery Towers Rugby Club plus free board for his family. He will also receive £629 per week after tax for a job at 410 A week, with free accommodation for himself a wife and child and return fares from Bysnoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinching Chartery Towers
Bysnoy
Wool tax plan resented by growers
Sydney reports farmers and woolgrowers oppose a government move to impose a heavy wool export tax amid existing income taxes. Leaders from the Australian Woolgrowers' Council and Farmers' and Settlers' Association criticize the plan as damaging to primary producers and warn it could affect prices and supply, with broader fears for the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydnet
Woolgrowers' Council
Fld
Bakewell
Unie
Austrasian
Fadden
J. McDowall
McDougall
McDouell
New Zealand Cautious Wellington to Buy Wool Auctions
New Zealand plans cautious steps on wool auctions as Wellington signals no immediate disbanding of the current system. Minister for Marketing Holys ake says full consultations will precede any change, ahead of a wool conference in London and possible discussions with the government and producers.
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New Zealand
Holysake
Nia
London
Fishing Charge Dismissed in Bie Canberys Case
An Australian fishing case ends with the charge against the defendant dropped after the judge found reasonable doubt. Witnesses testified about a rainbow trout caught on January 5 at Tabin Hills Creek and about guns and rifles seen in the river area. The Acting Registrar of Fishing Licences and Gun Licences, plus several inspectors, gave conflicting statements as the court weighed entrapment, ownership, and authority concerns.
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Bie Canberys
Yeaters
Wittam Thoerpaom
Giey Bireet
Kingston
J.C. Maplee
W. B. Slmpcon
Thomas Baward
Ic Gordon
Dunshes
Ashing
Eald
Ramek
Gefendant
Babin
Amesutina
Melbourne
anoouNh
Keane
William Jomea Beadman
Syungport
Coke Crascon
Coute
Sven Dyn
Rainbow
Tabinhilla Creek
Eachvan
Watgully
Simpeat
Wing Ragieirer
Thomas Edward Aldridge
Beaulman
Bescman
Cal F
Ratford
Sweniels
Tree
Hearby
Cherie
Wile Moore
Hutt Crossing
William Jackson O'Sullivan
Ollowing Culmintons
Maguire
Mire Keyne
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MacKay
Franklin
Hazan
Milagros
Commonweal Bank of Australia
Dboys
Bank’ Welfare Anpuneatan
Rance
Irma
Commonwealth Bank of Aus
Sydaky
Apy Ark
Iy Meese
Lothbury, Cae
Levy and Joint Mills
Warhington
Unite Stats Army
Telephone Bry
Canberra
Hi Dk
U.S
Washington
Guarturmastur
Cautious Wellington
Singer Sewing Machines
Raeromae
Soneas
Reliapse
Beevion BR
Phoee
Bon Cortsina
el Memorial Famwold
Bona Fey
OrCanmee
Reeces
Udeless
Price
Torys Ver
Yecabayan
Canberra Steam Laundry Ltd
Canberra Dry Cleaners
Torrens Street
Braddow
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