Shipment A Triumph for Australian Beef Exports
Australia and Queensland celebrate the first experimental shipment of chilled beef to England in perfect condition. The effort, led by the Queensland Meat Industry Board and CSIR laboratories, involved meticulous abattoir procedures and rapid chilling. A second shipment is planned for May 12 to London, signaling ongoing trials and potential trade expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Queensland
England
E. F. Sueners
Queensland Meat Industry Board
Fanny Phelarcies
Wernsland
London
Astraliayanany
Queens
Council For Scientific and Industtrial Research
Abattoir Laboratory
Ulver Queensland Meat Industry Board
Wool Industry Opinions Stir Debate on Prices and Trade
Article surveys wool market dynamics amid tariff and currency shifts, noting lower artificial silk production keeping wool prices in check. It cites Japan’s wool imports and Indian exports, forecasts limited wool storage by growers, and reports ewe and skin trade trends with sales plan for 56,000 bales opening April 30 at Wales auctions.
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Habborg
Mos
Japan
Australia
Sydery
Wales
Wiorhcombe
Quality and shipping notes for beef consignments and crops
The report discusses consignees in a pulin factory setting and beef quality assumptions for Evod average quality. It notes efforts to establish reputation before fair averages, recommends future crop consignments with freight economies if in caught chambers, and mentions satisfactory stockingette wrappings and limited carbon dioxide exposure during transit.
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Pulin
Caeught Chambers
Reads and the Petrol Tax Campaign Debate
A Courier Mail report outlines the K A C Q scheme to campaign against the petrol tax. It argues only two-fifths of revenue funds roads while the rest supports consolidated revenue, urging a tax reduction and better allocation for main roads and weatherproof routes to aid western districts and producers. Local RAC branches threaten protests to press the case from the parent body.
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Sbr
Courier-Mail
Ebinet
K.A.C.Q
Uber
Cook
RAC
Mort de tun ft Wool store project in Queenskened area
A fragmentary report notes a wool store project near New Farm with brick building and a railroad siding. The plan includes a 270 foot frontage and 126 foot depth with near Macquarie and Deen ten Streets. Indications suggest the developers intend to maintain the premises.
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Queenskened
Mort Mraders
Facce Macquarie
Deen
Amd Eeoes
Andl
Heeniene Bs
Perovidert
Hayien
Fragmented OCR item on a wrecked vehicle incident
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a wrecked vehicle and a local alert. It references Creek, a date or time marker, and possible authorities or actions around the incident. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Smuerri
Cannon Hill
Romastireel Brishane Pices
Elizabeth Street
Brisbane
Dalgety & Company, Limited
Charleville
Alfred Street
A L. Wood
Wool Ee
Armstrong and Carter
Sear Canaaan
Mary Sangers
MR. Alfred Holts
Omar
Verion
Lee Fonmel Veel
Mir Alfred Holt
Woret
Londen
Hoederia
H. J. Carter & Company
QUE
Island Trustees Limited
NW Zealand Insurance CO. Ltd
P.O. Box
Carters
Whew Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency CO
Wooldrokers
Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society
Comet Windmills
Coopkics Shirey
Streams Navigation
Toowoomba
Australian Estates and Mortgage Co
Lta
Vita Lick
United Chemical Products
Castrol
Era Assurance Co
Royal Mall
Toowonwra
Pittsworth
Dalby
Cas
Wall
Winchcombe
Caryon
Veeures
Carson
Boven
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Seapeey Cherie
Eagle St
Have Revolu
Moffat-Virtue
Queensland Primsary Producers’ Co Co-Operative Association Ltd
Srissane
Rockhampton
Townsville
Serene Charleville
Goldsborough
Mort's New Store
Glenroy
Glenroy Siding
Phong
Corones
Irm
Wm. Sons Ltd
Scolia Works
Kedron
Ronaldson- Tippett Blussieet
Edward Street
Dunstan
Percy
Evees
Eve
Rosewood
Charlevills
Ree
AMS
R. B. Penzer
Reginald W. Strange
Prope Charleville Times Proprietary Ltd
Charlewiilg
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