Synthetic fibres challenge to wool in wartime exports
Reports from the British export scene discuss rising textile exports from the United Kingdom to allied and neutral countries. The article argues the wool trade remains valued for the empire’s economy, with government policy aiming to sustain wool’s popularity and secure benefits for manufacturers and producers despite war demands.
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United Kingdom
Aire
Merrantiie
Land and Finance Couat
Aumann
Dominions
Great Britain
Finde
Wootse
teBlle
Roop Iy
Warning on wool control aims amid Australian supply fears
A disjointed report discusses a government plan to regulate wool markets to ensure steady raw material supplies for clothing the armed forces. It cites Britain’s wool policy, calls for adequate domestic output, and notes criticism by The Economists and parliamentary figures while mentioning Australia’s role and potential actions.
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Jatvier
Tae Empire
Lawson
Claius
Enryy
Tie Scootdustry
Britain
Lutaiel Kelly
Bradford
Australia
Lewie
Thames
Wool in Ward Time Amid Market Shifts and South African Wool
The article reports shifts in wool markets including New York futures recovery and rising prices for wool. arrivals from South Africa and Australia increased while American apparel wool stocks remained below 1928 levels. It notes currency effects, end-month appraisals, and potential supply responses through the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sisallen Times
Walter Sthles
addiUén
Samus Africa
Commonwealth
South Africa
Trade shifts as Britain Africa and Canada rise in exports
Trade figures show Britain and Africa benefiting from export growth after conflict. Australia and Canada lead gains while shipments from India remain steady. Wartime demand sustains higher shipping from Atlantic routes and ports, with notable increases in shipments to Australia and Canada.
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Great Britain
Rao
Bouin Atvira
Canada
Chloko
Canad
Aude
Rowe
Australa
Merehaaute Espaenat
Indiy
Hora Tevela
Lamb Marking Methods Stir Debate Among Sheepmen
Historical notes discuss lamb marking and ear tagging, weighing the merits of two techniques. Proponents favoring the certain method argue it reduces injury and improves healing, while critics worry about stress and handling. The discussion includes timing for marking lambs, potential hazards, and practical tips for ensuring clean, quick procedures.
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Mont Hyve
Poe
Astra
Marie
Mieterval
Urea
NZ Bank Directors Offer Free Interest for War Period
Deputy Prime Minister signals Bank of New Zealand directors will provide 10,0000 units of food and goods free of interest to the Government for the war period and six months thereafter. The Government accepts the offer, marking a wartime economic move.
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My Fraser
Bank of New Zealand
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