Wool clip valuations and export prospects in 1961
The August 11 opening of Anstrala wool appraisements signals a 1961/42 season with potential returns over 200,900,000 for the clip. This revenue supports wartime industry needs and Commonwealth financial stability while forecasting ongoing pressure on prices, pasture destruction from rabbits, and shifts in global wool and clothing production amid war conditions.
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Sesson
Syitlig
Commonwealth
Turing Industries
Tony
Sylley
Europe
Australia
Dominions
South Africa
Newcastle
Brisbane
Ih Winchcombe
Arvon. Ld
Insect Diversity Across the World
The article notes a vast variety of insects worldwide, estimating more than a quarter of a million species. It compares sizes using an example from West Africa, mentioning a beetle weighing about a quarter of a pound and describes many kinds with differing forms and sizes.
Wool Trade Policy and Woollen Industry Outlook
A fragment discussing Britain's wool industry and possible government measures. It argues for potential wool control, bulk purchases, and eventual market stabilization, noting uncertainties about feasibility and the need to open arXodot laws and consider county partnerships. It warns against premature conclusions and suggests a fair trade approach to support wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Tewer
Trade Agreements and Australia Britain Trade Impact
Fragmented OCR text discusses trade agreements and negotiations between Australia and Britain. It weighs protectionist concerns, potential harm to British exports, and the wool industry’s role in Australia's economy, warning sudden shifts could destabilize the country’s economic structure.
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Wacl
Australia
Britain
Population growth and wool industry in wartime Australia
An archival note explains Australia’s population and wool industry shifts during war times, highlighting a population near 125 million and wool yields reaching record highs. It discusses farming expansion, marketing and transport constraints, and hopes marketing will recover after conflict.
Live stock sale at Cannon HM yarding strong across regions
Incoming consignments from Central Queensland to Darling Downs drove a solid trade as bullocks showed strength while cows softened slightly. Prices ranged with prime heavy bullocks around 33 to 35, prime heavy cows near 29 to 31, and wethers and ewes trading at varied rates. Several lots mirrored recent market levels, with South Western draws and a sizable shipment from Central Queensland shaping the sale.
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Glia Pris
Greed Caarypion
Reano Cree i
Apy Tore
Queensland
Durstan Flock Sims
Jts
Ness
Ceeemteenl
Brichsarrs
Dunstan
N.S W
Sonteintree
Baie Woolies
Ewee
Duncian
Dunston
Gerry
Cee
Kieciaen Westhet
Charleville
Rosewood
Dunst
Centralueensland
Pluetralian Estates Co. Ltd
Revoant F. Douglas & Son
Morven
Homarta, Dongies and Douglas, Morven
Averising GA
Darling Downs
Ferg
Australian Estates Co. Ltd
So Coast J. HL Snowton
Wanko
Queensland Primary Producers’ Cooperative Association Ltd
Kathleen Francis
Charioville
Whorn Wathers
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STUD
Art Ant Feterrapte
Donstan Stud
Ram
Grant Champives
Principa
Spee Ind
Cosorvant
Messrs
K. B. Penzerston
Charlevi
Anstrala
Astralia
Lice Menace
Sickle Brand
Rockhampton
Townsville
Queensland Primary Producers’ Co-Operative Association Ltd
Alfred Street
Limoux, Residence
Arveville
St George
Cunmamura
Wane, Moc
Australiam Secondary
Consigy
Darcery
Srissane
Charwy
Alfred ST
al. J. Carter & Co
Viene Seeview
Howe
Roeelar Ambe
Australian Estates Co
Quernaland Trustees Ltd
Zraland Insurance Co
Colonial Mutual Life Iine Co
Orient Line
AML Ennion
Elline Apenite
United Products
H. J. Carter & Co
Bex
Om Ty Anty
Caine
Glenroy
Glenroy Siding
Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. Ltd
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