Wool imports and Chinese woollen industry growth report
The article notes rising wool imports and expanding Chinese woollen and worsted textile production. It highlights urban and provincial shifts, new mills, land acquisitions, and government aims to improve native wool use despite reliance on imports. It cites Dr Roux on influential factors and predicts continued expansion and greater腕 use of higher quality native wools.
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Chine
Talyunte
Won Cotton Lin
Shanghai
Woah
Canton
China
Shanchai
Remarkably Curious Figures At Woodbarn XC Meeting
Remarkable figures discussed at the Woodbarn XC Wit Shire meeting regarding the Shire car. Year total shows 10 600 miles driven at under 4d per mile with depreciation noted as £80719/9. Petrol costs exceeded a penny per mile.
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Woodbarn XC
Wit Shire
Om Tuesdas Jat
A Costly Vote in New York Ballot Contest
Former U.S. Ambassador James W. Gerard placed a betting stake of £4000 that Roosevelt would be reelected. He later discovered the state law disqualified his agreement, and payments totaling 70 were called off amid the dispute over the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Gerard
Germany
New York
Gerard
Roosevelt
Fetherenpan
China’s import shifts and wool outlook in 1935
The report notes China’s 1935 imports of British tops, Japan’s decline in top imports, and China’s growing self sufficiency in cultivation. It predicts gradual textile growth, potential wool production increases in Australia, and the need for new markets as population trends affect demand. It also mentions an uncertain global wool outlook and a plan to offer 100000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Great Britain
Abe
England
Austraia
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Brisbane
Wool Exports to UK Reach Fifteen Thousand Bales
Queensland ports report total greasy wool exports to the United Kingdom at 15 665 bales weighing 4 655 460 lb valued £2 IPC 30. Belgium took 17 356 bales worth £501 535. USA 4 347 bales worth £136 356. France 742 bales worth £14 ? Germany 237 bales worth £6 300. Other nations show varied small consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
United Kingdom
Belgium
USA
France
ATEE
Erste
Switzerland
Poland
Germany
Cuschoslovakia
Atati
Holland
Sweden
Japanese viscount hosts guests with Formosan rat meal
A Japanese viscount invited 300 guests to a meal of wild rats from Formosa. The rats feed on sugar cane roots and their flesh is described as sweet flavored. Reports note crocodile meat experiments in Malaya and praise the versatility of crocodile flesh for meals and travel.
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Formosa
Malaya
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FAY
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Alfred Street
A. L. Wood
Mesidese
Orlivezt
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Shearere
Glenroy
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Gobo
Sums Ltd
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Roux
Hsingking
Chicago
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Ontalde
Austral
Exmure 2
Marinercite
Clee
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The
Queensland Primary Producers’ Corp. Associ
SUANE
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Longneach
Chasleville
Townsville
Grorgage
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Set Quilpie
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Australian Mercantile Land and Fiance Company Limited
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Eagle St
Wi Weanellen
Langreach
Hmerald
Fs Dithy
Mite G
Rendess
Chuurleville
Lowitl
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Durstan
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