Wool price revision urged amid rising costs
Harold Bell of Winchcombe Carson Ltd warned at Sydney annual meeting that rising costs threaten wool profitability. He cited wartime sale methods, altered market conditions, and potential debits despite previous satisfactory prices. He urged a price revision to preserve industry margins and marketing security.
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Harold Bell
Winchcombs, Carson, Ltd
Sydney
Rael
Dereon
Fey
Rts
Sop
Orarsien
USA
Savenend
Orem
Tad
Canada
India
Wool Industry Prices and War Time Trade Effects
The report examines wool industry prices under war strain, noting rationing, government controls, and margins of profit. It details stockpiles, costs rising with taxation, and calls for a fair deal to sustain producers. A Brisbane appraisement is anticipated. a separate notice mentions Alice Pilkey seeking a divorce.
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Beiah
Dhe Agure
Pro Gncore
Brisbane
Winchcombe
Reachin
Alice Pilkey
Pittaumps
Cannon Hill cattle sales strong demand and varied quality
Cattle prices held firm with 3 820 head yarded including traleloads from Blair Athol Pine Hill Crane Winton and Quitple. About 1 900 cows mostly good to prime, prime tight hornlocks 35s per 100 weight. sheep 7 060 penned with improvement in quality though demand barely met.
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Blair Athol
Pine Hil Crane
Winton
Quitple
Australian Mercantile, Laws & France Co
Li Aecouns
Rockland Staten Pty, Ltd
Windarat
Ing
Australian Estates
10. Ltd
Accunt Nagel Estates
Yunus
Carter Betato Charkiruitr
Tof
Rome
Gwen
Avereas
Amsterdam notes on Dutch East Indies travel and trade
An article reports on movements of Dutch East Indies subjects and Japanese-related trade restrictions. It states Japan restricts some Dutch business operations in Japan and urges limiting personnel and offices to essential activities, amid evolving economic controls.
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Komen Ad
Netherlands Bart
Indies
Receet Sconomie Mongares
Japan
Netherlands East Thales
Netherlands East Indies
Japes Cee
Star
Wool Industry Pride in Australian Exports History
The piece notes Australia's wool industry expanding exports amid wartime demand, highlighting government involvement and renewed capacity. It reflects on past reliance on munitions and the shift toward overseas orders, with the goal of stronger postwar output and eased constraints.
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Commonwealth
Iim Finn
Qreennlind
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