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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
2
The article discusses the Australian wool market with a focus on carryover expectations for the June 30 period and a surge in sales in recent weeks. It notes concerns about raw wool prices, potential oversupply, and projections for bale availability and sales through April to June, including Easter activity.
An English designer showcases a reflectionless windsceen using curved glass in a metal frame with a black velvet base shelf. The curvatures allow a peakless front and reduced glare from street lamps and interior signs, minimizing reflections for drivers.
Crown tenants may apply within six months of November 29 1934 for relief under the Crown Lands Acts. The Land Administration Board may fund arrears extend repayment periods reduce or write down charges and cancel penalties. Applications require oral evidence and forms are available at land offices with details from local land agents.
The local stock sale results list numerous dairy and merino sheep lots with varied prices per head and per weight. Firms such as Australian Tei'o and M. Co. Ltd and Dalgety & Co. Ltd sold accounts across multiple properties including Conladdl, Glmcor, Cun camalla, Hor ton Vale, and Cunnamulla. Proceeds include woolly and half-woolled merino wethers and ewes with prices ranging from 4/ to 17/3 and averages around 6/ to 12/5 per head, reflecting strong market activity in the period.
The New York Times correspondent notes the era of the world’s oldest tramcar ends at midnight on January 3 as motor omnibuses replace electric cars on the Fourth and Madison avenues line. The public funeral for the tramway is described by wireless with a miscellaneous crowd and a farewell song, marking a shift in city transit.
A 1913 Melbourne cricket incident recalls a batsman stumping controversy at St Kilda and Elim with umpire reactions. Spectator demonstrations followed calls for outs as lines of play sparked questions of fairness. An 1802 Melbourne Club episode involving Church, Brown, and an umpire’s concussion added to a history of unusual decisions. Hardsta of 1907-8 England tour recounted a run-out near Derbyshire where Olliverre’s keeper’s stance and the umpire’s ruling led to a notable not out outcome before the batsman continued to 0.
Perodo Ltd export manager L Cements of London argues newspaper advertising is the best method today. He notes the firm spends up to £50,000 a year on ads and credits publicity with broad reach and increased orders. He contrasts practice in Australia, where ad practice is less pursued.
Peculiar OCR list shows multiple brands and items like Salmon, tea, custard powder, coffee, vanilla, fruit salts, vinegar, cheese, and cleaners with scattered prices. Mentions delivery by Fred daily 4 to 6 pm and Saturday. No coherent narrative, but catalog of goods and schedules.
Obscure OCR text discusses pipes, pouches, wholesale pricing, and distribution terms for a tobacco products business. Mentions markets in Australia, product names, and various measurements with unclear context. Includes scattered references to brands and supply terms, but no coherent event or clear entities.
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