Wool Clip Declines Expected Amid Dry Season Ahead
Australian wool appraisals begin after an exceptionally dry period, signaling a drop in production from last year. Officials estimate about 3.25 million bales of wool will be grown, with around 1.7 thousand bales appraised by march, while exports and futures trading aim to steady postwar market demands.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Hess
Yorkshire
Europe
Reanta
Italy
Wwe
Wuunt
Lominians
Great Hell
Canatay
Australien
Willy Necrmaty
Ember
Nectmalstiey
Stoke
Mtoe
Kline
Aalietacivon
War Savings Stamps and Public Duty Amid Hard Times
Fragmented OCR notes discuss war savings stamps as a tool for national effort. References to citizens supporting wartime finance, public duty, and communal sacrifice appear amid garbled lines, mentioning individuals, wartime actions, and social expectations.
Wool market and textile prospects in wartime production
The article notes wool stocks in the United States near a ten year low and discusses disrupted supply chains for merino fabrics. It mentions artificial fibers, wartime production pressures, and notes NSW wool quality and domestic demand impacts on apparel manufacture. The piece references general trade expectations and government orders influencing the industry.
English Children on Way to Australia War Transfer
The Minister for the Interior Senator Poll says 47H Kugiah children and other men on their way to Australia will be evacuated there for the war duration. They would remain in Australia and later units would arrive before Christmas.
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Australia
Poll
Christsan
Queensland butter exports to New South Wales eased supply strain
Manager H W Cheerat of the Kingaroy factory says orders for 500 times butter await processing for Prescotts Lut Norco and Producers’ Distributing Society. Production hinges on drought conditions and rail capacity as Queensland plans shipments to New South Wales for the coming two to three months.
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Queenstead
Kingaroy
H. W. Cheerat
Prescotts Lut
Norco
Sean Msaul
Queensland
Windorah Sales Show Easing Prices Amid Strong Demand
Windorah yarding of 2 354 cattle with many plain to medium quality and prime heifers. demand remains keen for yearling steers and export cattle. Prices: prime 2A to 38s per 100 lb, heavy 33s 1d to 34s, plains 30s to 32s. ewes and wool prices noted with general short supply of welldrawn stock. Local lots include Australian Estates Co Ltd Windorah consignments with mixed cattle and yearlings.
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Dunstan Stud
Campton
Wy Vhstrun
Greensland
Dunstan Plock
Dunstan Bend
Nsw
Ami
Dunstan
WANS
Charleville
Fneylen
Charlevite
Charlewill
Oueeniand
Rann
Queensland
Cannon Hill
Steem
Effery
Sydney
Marra
Windorah
Wandoan
Burnett
Arfehare Miver
Amt
Australian Estates Co. Ltd
Accoust Rocklands Station Pty Liv
Cownah
Averacine EV
Averacite
Aautrailen Crcantile, Land & Finance Cs
Rocklands Station Pty
Darling Downs
Wits Een
Perth
Medi. Hla
Times Guarantees Satinorth with All Job Printing
The Times pledges reliable satinorth production for all job printing tasks.
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Satinorth
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Glenroy Wool Scour Aan Charleville
Glenroy
Rauis
Dunstan Merino Stud
Veeral and ‘Telegraphe
Dunstan Mering Stud
Messrs
R. B. Penzer Denstan, Millie
Rosewood, Charleville
Taman
Evenyone
Mifiate
Yale
Merino
United Stats
Jame
New South Wales
Cannon Hill Sales
Buzacott
Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co
Alpred Street
Charlevile Creek Street
Cain
Woo
Moreheads Limited
Mary Street
Brisbane
Giice
Carter
H. J. J. Carter & CO
United Products
Sickle Brand
Brisbase
Rockhampton
Queensland Primary Producers’ Co-Operative Association Ltd
Rownevills
Longreach
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