Wool Values Gain Momentum in Australian Market
The industry reports over 60 percent of wool for sale in Australia this season at an average price rise of about 30 percent from the previous season. Strong demand, especially for finer types, contrasts with drought-affected lines. Yorkshire remains competitive, while global buyers show renewed appetite as supplies shrink and trade expands. Prices in Australian currency average around 16 1/2 d. above December 1932 levels as exchange rates shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austtralia
Sydney
New South Wales
Belog
Woo
Bose
Yorkshire
Commonwealth
Arvon
Dunstan
Mulgs
Myall
Queensland
Dunstan Sheep
Dunstan Rama
Charville Show
R. B. Penzer
Charleville
Rosewoood
Court fines and breaches under a traveling act
Thomas Hebb was fined five pounds and six shillings costs with three months imprisonment on default after appearing before Norundra Poblee Court. J Shannen and J Breen presided as magistrates. Roeshh received a pound and six shillings costs for a breach of the act, described in the war bill in the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hebb
Norundra Poblee
J. Shannen
J. Breen
T. Roeshh
Australian wire netting quality questioned amid faircompares
The letter from ALMOD League secretary Paul Chetney argues Australian war wire netting meets high standards. It notes samples from fences showed identification difficulties, cites Lysaght Birn and Kyleods Brow as witnesses, and states only limited three twist rabbit vetting existed in Australia. It claims domestic production emphasizes Lew tciet types and warns foreign envy is unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilnemser
Lysaght Birn. & Coy. Ltd
Kyleods Brow. Amat. Ltd
Australia
Commonwealth
Manwike
Industre
Paul Chetne
Almod. League
Arrest of hontai after disturbance outside Oxford Street shop
Police arrested hontai for disorderly conduct after a disturbance on Oxford Street. He was found seated on a shop doorstep, wearing a beard and coat, unable to stand when approached. He was taken to Dearling Street police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hontai
Oxford Street
Dearling
Fragmented Note on Branding Evolution and Removal
A fragment discusses a sheep branding device and its removal from a hide or hideable tag. The text mentions a branding eid and Beece, with unclear references to severing and origin. The readable parts suggest historical notes on branding methods and durability versus removal.
Branding Sheep With Durable Pigments Probed
An article discusses sheep branding using durable pigments to achieve clear marks for months at woollen mills. It covers cost, permanence, removal, and pigment selection, noting the Stell Company’s progress in producing a bright lasting color system and the need for marks to withstand various dyes and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stell
de Baer
Portage ties beri tit when fier Conte ee limgstennen
An unclear report references a Portage tie and a Conte incident with a panel Mire Doe involved. The text is garbled but suggests a hearing or meeting context and possible awareness by a person named Ue telly who could not have been present yet likely knows about it.
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Dalgety
Auctoneers
Cannon Hill
Elizabeth Street
Brisbane
Dalgety & Company, Limited
Alfred Street
Tr. A. Wood
Armstrong and Carter
Proprietors
Sret-clase
H. J. Carter & Company
Queensland Trustees Limited
MEW Zealand Insurance CO. Ltd
P.O. Box
Carters
NEW Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency CO. Ltd
Woolbrokers
United Products
Woollo Ig
R. Saisbane
Australian Estates & Mortase Co. Ltd
Estates
Australlabsretting
Universallf
Nettin
Fama
TD Pralnyew Edling
Eyrur
Maxwell Lad
Horton
Arkable
Austrailia
Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Longreach
Hughenden
Charneville
Dalby
Gaond
Eagle Street
Saleamen
Cannon Hill Yards
Emerald
Rockhampton
Townsville
A. F. Shearing
Moffat Virtue
LIMAL
Australian Mutual Fire Surance Company
Glenroy
Glenroy Siding
King Coronea’ Hotel
Scotia
Wee Pars
Ronaldson-Tippett
Argest
ESCA
Edward Street
Telephone
Augathella
Reginald W. Strange
Charleville Times Proprietary Ltd
Merin
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