Wool Market Shows Confidence Amid Global Demand Shifts
The wool market is steady with supply and demand dynamics restoring confidence. Continental and British markets diverge as American and Australian activity rises, with 1926-27 data showing higher cloth yardage and active exports. Upcoming Brisbane sales, catalogues, and new lots signal continued trading momentum through June.
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mid-Apri
Tavii
Brisbane
Ofna
Wiechcombe, Carson Ltd
Brishaps
Fat stock sale figures show mixed Wool and Sheep prices
Market report notes full-woolled sheep and medium grades selling at varied rates. Australian Mercastile Lane and Fi nance Co. and Big Creek Pastoral Co. list multiple lots with prices ranging from 6 to 27 shillings, averaging around 23s 6d. Many animals described as woolled or heavy workers with notable high quality outputs.
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Mercastile Lane & Finance Co
Big Creek Pastral Co
Big Creek
Sheepis
eSeyize
Tadee Pius
Aduvale
Dunstan Merino Stud
Ieee
Western
Queensland
Durstan
Charlevilla
Enmartte
Charleville
HORM
Government stance on sheep imports and wool protection
A historical report notes the Government declining to impose any duty on the importation of sheep for a five year period from 1091 to 1935. It states the aim to protect the wool industry from inferior imports and that the Department will adhere to its prior decision. The issue may be addressed under the Maricot provisions.
Wool cheque and wool clip outlook from annual meeting
At the annual meeting of Your husband Lad shareholders Sir W G Berrill stated the final Australian wool clip for June should total 560,000,000. This compares with 49,000,000 last season. He said the outlook for the next season was most promising.
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W. G. Berrill
Coe
Fragmented reminiscence of a man at Mt Ina encounter
The text recalls a man with a young face and patient eyes, noting confidence and a promise to repay. It mentions meeting him at Mt Ina and reflects on varied people including a pathetic mother. The fragment ends with unclear references to a long train and a rookel.
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Mt Ina
Roockel
Freight rate changes set for listed commodities
A government and property owners agreement fixes freight rates for the aftermentioned commodities. Chilled beet is allotted a rate of 1/14 per pound, replacing prior charges. The document notes a 20 resort structure related to the new rates and specifies the adjusted pricing terms.
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Eee
Fe Wy Wealth
Peace in Palestine and Arabs by Arabsdominion
Fragmentary report discusses a League of Nations role in Palestine and Arab affairs. Mentions British cartesian administration and a period of years for peace and protection of the country. Sources imply a political discussion from a historical newspaper page segment.
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League of Nations
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Nalgety
AMD
Sulimba
Newstead Siding
Elizabeth Street
Dalgety & Company Limited
Butler Air Transport
Alfred Street
A & Wood
Armstrong and
Carter
H. J. Carter & CO
Australian Estates Co. Ltd
Woolbroxers
Grisham
Queensland Trustes Limited
New Zealand Insurance Co. Ltd
Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Ltd
O Steamship Navigation Co
United
J. Garter Jr
Billington
P.O
Glenroy
Frm
Wm Gibson & Sons Ltd
Scotia Works
Kedron
Eagle St
Briskeme
Ypristors
Commercial
Merinos
Trovelim
Shewteas
Omnes
Opies Trustes Co
Aust, Led
Ruttreils
Distr
Ickhampton, ST. George, Cunnamulla, and
Quilpie
Charlevele
Australian Mercantile Land & Finance Co Ltd
A Mlcap. CO Ltd
Casek Street
Saisbank
J. R& Cain
New Zealand
Palesting
Cannon Hill
Winchcombe
Carson
ESK
Gayndah
Goomers
Miles
Chinchilla
Grm
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