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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
9
The report covers the association from May 1919 to June 1923, noting wool intake, balances, and dividends. It records transfers of business to a new company, balances carried forward, and varied rebate commissions while outlining year by year wool receipts, profits, and reserve movements. The document highlights dividends of 7 percent and tax considerations, plus notes on staff payments and premises costs.
An injured student endures a brutal journey of over 76 miles after a hit by a wild cow during an assault at Spion Kop. He is transported to Cuttond Downs and then to hospital where an operation is performed. The event showcases resilience and the dedication of local workers and responders amid heavy rain and long delays.
Records show Woot Company dividend for employees and reserves, with 67572 bales rebated and carried forward figures. Extensions to Ma x Woot Store completed and the company became an Association under 1925 26 acts, distributing 12678 pounds from reserves. Charleville branch opened. year ended June 20 1957 shows 75440 bales wool received and 1327 per count dividend with 40 percent wool rebate and 30 percent stock pat.
The Minister for Santa outlined Queensland Labor’s stance and the need for sanitation legislation to Parliament next. He stated 2,286,521 screws opened for selection, noting departmental revenue rose despite adverse factors. December revenue listed at £51006 for the six months ending last December, with six months prior at £524,351.
The cabinet approved a mailer to the focal Paw fray Protection Boards and authorised amendments. The Agriculture Minister must insert five clauses giving Pastures Protection Boards authority to declare certain fusions within their jurisdiction during the next session of Parliament.
The Londsa representative of the Australian Wool Growers and Orme Jere Commell report February trends in wool markets. Prices for rope at Bradioné decline while some merino orders proceed though often refused due to low offers. Crossbred yarns are absorbed. no change in earnings for years. French merchants active but live demand down. Germany sees weaker top sales amid political uncertainty. Antwerp and Rowain markets quiet with prices down 24 percent.
The report outlines Germany's push to reopen export markets and secure new lands, as authorities seek to strengthen financial and industrial ties. Analysts note potential impacts on employment and regional trade, with emphasis on policy signals from officials like Herr Schnee.
The report discusses Gnerssland and North service holdings not linked to Stock Exchange, noting the company reduced passenger fares and operating costs. Directors cut salaries and wages by about £1,900, depreciation down £2,510, oil and charges remain high at 20 percent of operating costs. Tax on petrol remains a burden, though revenue improvements from government support and patronage gains are highlighted.
A two ounce nugget of gold was unearthed in Mineral Creek on the property of GT L Mann near Omeral Silwrseed by J. Rowse a prospector and Bowen a teen fossil hunter. The Find follows years after £200 worth of gold was previously extracted from Mineral Creek in the same locality.
Fragmentary OCR passage records a political candidate Tad Nemam or similar name noting weight loss, fever symptoms, and a brief health remark. It mentions 29 age and a city Md Yr, with stray references to a mayor and a book, but the text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
A home for Celts under state term eight, managed by the late Brotherhood. The line items imply a housing arrangement labeled All Saints Hostels for Bove and Cima, with administration by a defunct or renamed brotherhood.
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