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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
10
Boot repair update notes shortage affecting navy operations with emphasis on repair needs and opposition from command. Repairs center locations and timelines are referenced for naval footwear maintenance.
A lengthy discussion argues that government borrowing finances public works at the expense of private industry. Proponents warn that continuous public debt shifts burden to future generations, while critics claim private enterprise should fund growth to avoid higher taxes and interest costs. The piece critiques fiscal dependence and stresses risk to economic stability.
In a brief market summary the report reviews wool price trends and returns. It notes fluctuations across various grades and regions, with buyers seeking quality wool and sellers monitoring demand. The analysis highlights price stability in some sectors and pressure in others, urging careful evaluation of current market signals.
The May wool market shows improved prices with overseas demand still rising. Strong sale at Brisbane opens June 19 offering 10,900 to 9,000 bales in a double series, while international buyers pursue raw material to replace depleting stocks.
Auction market notes dated 1/6/33 show strong competition across lots with price trends for hides, lambs, skins, and wool. Prices ranged from 0.54 to 4.50 per pound for various grades, with free calisines and tickies mentioned and several lots described by quality and weight.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a children's health care topic involving peppermint care and hacking concerns. The readable portion references pediatric health and possible safety advisories, but details are incomplete. Further context is needed for a precise card.
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