10 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
1
The article argues that a revival in the wool industry is essential for U S markets as confidence wanes in commercial and industrial circles. It notes strong past exports from Australia exceeding 1258.00 bales to the Continent through April, with Continental buying cited as valuable amid slack trade.
A historical note details Canada’s wool production and trade in 1937, noting annual output around 20,004,080 pounds per year with substantial Eastern Canada contributions. It cites revived spinning and weaving, farm production figures near 12,200,000 pounds, and market outlets to the UK and overseas. The report references wages, foundation flocks, and regional supply dynamics within mixed range territories and indicates Canadian tariffs and wage comparisons.
An OCR read shows wool output and stock levels for Merino and related fibers. It notes June sales events at the Brisbane centre with dates in June and ongoing actions through late month. Mentions several place names including Brisbane and related entities.
The wool conference gathers representatives from 11 countries including Germany Spain Sweden and Italy. Delegates discuss customs treatment of sole artefacts legal definitions and trade restrictions seeking harmonization and improved techniques across nations. Potential outcomes include standard definitions and new agreements for cross border wool trade and textile practices.
The notice outlines specific printing requirements for certain materials. It emphasizes accuracy in type, ink, and layout, and references adherence to applicable standards and deadlines.
A historical report notes a trend toward greater shipments of all wool types over the next several years. Imports for the year ended March 1947 show higher volumes than the previous seven years, with New Zealand scoured and wooled wool and Australian wools dominating. The piece cites Mr. Macgregor on Canadian trade, mentions burr in Australian wool, and discusses sourcing from New Zealand and Australia to meet demand.
A report outlines Australian wool issues and Canadian import dynamics. Canadian marks and the Commonwealth display highlight wool types, with a merino ram exhibit funded by the Commonwealth Department of Commerce. The Toronto Canadian National Exhibition draws crowds, influencing wool marketing discussions and public information campaigns.
The article notes that Germany has adopted a principle used in special motoring courts for handling motorists. It mentions the first such court and outlines how the procedure parallels or adapts the earlier practice, signaling a broader shift in handling traffic offenses within the judiciary.
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