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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
1
Market talk on wool price fluctuations cites Sydney figures and lasting effects from past cycles. Experts note nervous buyer sentiment, with Germany’s demand rising and imports improving, while overall trade remains unsettled amid global shifts and postwar recovery.
A dense discussion on wool as a primary export and currency stability. The piece argues devaluation and high exchange hinder producers, calls for flexible adjustment by industries, and opposes fixed sterling pricing. It stresses survival of primary producers and warns against harming industry with rigid monetary ties.
The 1951 surplus reached £10,671,734, the largest on record, largely due to postal service profits. Telegraphs incurred a loss of £809,574, with the telephone network contributing to overall results amid a period of mixed earnings.
A trade board reply notes removal of duties on wire netting rabbit poisons and traps used for rabbit control would not affect primary producers. It says UK origin items face no duties and that recent investigations show consumers benefit from price advantages due to current exchange conditions rather than local manufacture.
Sir George Pearce sets out proposals to strengthen Australia’s defence capacity and funding. The defence department pitches extended force expansion and increased resources, with recommendations awaiting consideration by the government.
The record notes multiple top prizes for Sted wattt F perchased Des Dusan across Charlevilis Gow shows in 1800 1931 and 1962. It lists he earned First Prize in all sections he competed in along with Grasg Champion and Raeroad Champion Bowen 188.
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