Wool Growers Hope For Better Prices Through Trade Advance
The article argues Australia’s wool industry faces adversity and reliance on self-sufficiency. It notes heavy burdens on growers, possible benefit from government support, and potential shifts toward independence. It suggests improved prices may come with stable conditions and renewed world trade, urging active port-side cooperation to boost wool exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile
Anitt
Nsw
Lmn
Commonwealth
Niestey
Japan's influence on wool supply position
The article notes Japan's influence on wool markets, with surplus carryover and production shifts. It highlights limited stock for work, modest demand, and shifting purchases by England, Japan, and Italy, pointing to varied international buying patterns and price effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Lid
Brisbane
Yorkshire
Japan
America
Controversial Cattle Cruising Experiments Planned
Australian Meat Board to publish a pamphlet outlining approved cattle cruising experiments funded by the board. Reports from MF a. Little and the best committee are set for review at a December meeting. Trials will involve padded aidle trucks and coordinated cooperation with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reorat
MF A. Little
Late
Pat Cabal
Markt
Etine
Railroad Safety and Rail Yard Recommendations Amid Heavy Rain
Fragmented notes discuss train movement, braking, and yard operations during rain and after wrecks. Emphasis on slowing speeds, inspecting rolling stock, and towing derailed cars while maintaining control of consignments and avoiding downhill hazards. Recommendations urge railroad and rail yard departments to coordinate with safety offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alia Yaddock
Wallaey
Waianae
Snc
Oraer
Accra
Sgusrae
Lion Trem
Rexel Tong
Ctier Escatng
Wool and textile market reports amid rising prices
The brief notes higher prices for Japanese serges by close as wool stocks in Japan dwindle and imports to America rise. Wool prospects remain pessimistic with limited domestic demand, while awaitant shipments and retail sales adapt to tighter supply and extended import needs. The wool market outlook shows no clear recovery despite steady consumption expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Ameria Telkety
Wrteos
Aden
Charleville Sydney Air Service Plans
The Charleville Sydney air service will operate weekly with freight and passenger flights. Planes depart Sydney at 3 20 a m on Monday and Thursday, arriving at 12 noon. The return fare totals 19 pounds. Reservations via the local agent Charleville.
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Conpany
Uelce
Avrvice
CoMweing
Sydney
Mentoursp
Comanibic
Clarke
Conionatis
Charleville
Eave Sydney
Charteville
Mtr
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