Railway Bonds and a New Line from Birdam to Bourke
A proposed 1361 mile railway from Birdam to Bourke is discussed with a 15 million bond plan. The project would extend to Der win and involve land grants in Coulee Australia, aiming to create overseas markets and stimulate employment while weighing government guarantees and private versus public development. Cabinet delays and parliamentary approval are anticipated with months of deliberation.
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Derwin
Uke
Wederat
Coulee
Australia
Bobale
Landon Waloress
Natrallan Pasibesmen
Malwa
Bourke
Ns.w
Domberai
Atharekdale Parkhill
Northern Territory
Cabiect
J. 4 Lous
Adr. Parkhill
Darwin
Adwlaide
Lyons
Teall
Graham Waddell
Sydney Snow
J.B Cramsie
Lng
Mila
Kallabin
Vees
Crows Lands
Walt
Bathurst Intaod
Company Formed Linked with Darwin and Rail Project
The Morh Amstrada Devstopment Co with capital £150,000 is registered in Byémey on Monday. Syd ney spoolease proposes a Sew rwar om Bourke to build a line, with J B Cramee G Hebler K Williams figures cited. The plan aims to connect regions and share costs, including rail production in Australia and major government benefits from the Ottawa Conference.
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Morh Amstrada Devstopment Co
Sydney
Bourke
N.S.W
Bandam
Northern Territory
Accentme
Moers J.B Cramee
G . Hebler
Ender
Mx Crumbe
Ametralia
Brida
Suabse Australia
Otawa
Sweden A Buyer for Wool Felts Amid War Trade Shifts
A report notes higher demand for Australian and New Zealand wool used in felts for paper printing machines, with Sweden surpassing South America as a buyer due to wartime shipping links. A.W. Stenguiat of Nortvers Pait Sa in Hanmetoad plans to visit Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne to secure New Zealand wool, hoping to boost annual output from about 200 tons to 2020s level. The piece highlights Sweden Norway and Denmark as key destinations for the felts.
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New Zealand
Sweden
South America
A.W. Stenguiat
Nortvers Pait Sa
Hanmetoad
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Norway
Jourtsning
Wool Outlook Shows Decline Yet Hints of Stabilizing Prices
The wool market report notes high competition and large raw-material intake in New South Wales. Australian sales face weaker exports to America this season, with overall turnover expected to fall before a possible price uptick. The next Brisbane sale is scheduled February 6–6, offering about 50,000 bales for submission.
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Winchcombe Carson
New South Wales
Antraligy
Amertesm
Woot Leu
Aioain
Commonwealth
Hides and animal byproducts auction details 1938 prices
Auction notes list opening 1998 misread data with terms for hides horse hides calfskins and yearlings tallow bones and sundries. Prices shown in old currency with per unit measures and varying quality notes. Strong entities include GALL STONES BONES and HORSE HAIR with Dalgy terms and per ton pricing.
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Chemper
Mehta
Speed your printing money to Char levilla Thmew
Speedy printing services offered for all jobs with equal skill as the city’s top shops. Local workers, fair prices, and strong reliability highlighted by skilled tradesmen in the CharlevILLE area.
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Harleville
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