Wool Report Notes Mixed Quality Wool Catalogue
Wool report from Goldsbrough Mortang details a sale of 4103 bales from North Weiler Slopes and other districts with topmaking wools and some better styled lots. Autumn shorn wools show thin growth and dust. New England clips below previous standards. Southern clips medium quality. Crossbred wools include Gulf top-making types. Appraisements resume after Easter with sessions on 16 April and mid May to 18 June.
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Goldsbrough, Mortang Company
Cimtted
North- Weiler
Par West
New England
Upper Hunter
Tablelands
Central Western Division
Wilkes
W. M. Quirindi
Benew
Mita
Walsh
J D
Walcha
Oraly
Mrs R
Cooma
Dorrington
F. T. Uralla
Cook
G. Tuena
Community Fair Brings Children, Races and Prizes
A district event featured children racing in class Pye handicaps, staged by teachers and locals. Prizes, food, and a mid day meal accompanied by a lunch table of jellies, tea, and butter prepared by dedicated staff. A post-event ball offered dancing, with rain easing drought concerns and farmers awaiting winter crops.
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Thelen Pris
Arly
Ciac
Snc
Gregor
Fortesbrah Gresiers Association Meeting Report
Mr. F Tout chaired a Fortesbrah Gresiers Association meeting last Saturday and received a hearty vote of thanks at the minmum conference in Sydney in March. The president outlined the shearers’ crime and urged publication, while plans were made to cooperate with the Forbes Stock and Station Agents Association for a takleny truck centre. The secretary was tasked to query the Forbes Carriers Association on transport charges from December’s conference. Resolutions carried at the annus conference included urging tighter government meat price controls, systematized stock valuation before auction, and an inquiry into wheat production costs to ensure fair margins for growers Amid broader themes of closer settlement and soldier settlement, the report warns against income disparities and housing for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Gpheld
McKellar
Fledgon Bockty Ceonen
W. J Gomatable
Lachlan Angie
5. F. Tout
Fortesbrah ‘Gresiers Association
Sydney
Shearers
Cribe
Tiwee
Porbes
Forbes Carriers' Association
Declan
Homebush Ghettairs
Brij
iG OPTICIAN FLO. Visit Porte in London
A garbled note from iG OPTICIAN FLO. London indicates a planned visit to Porte with unclear details. The fragment mentions a person named Mr. and a time phrase that cannot be reliably interpreted, leaving the main event ambiguous.
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London
Shearers Strike Sparks Unionideal Clash Across Australia
A long message from a unionist voice argues that misled shearers oppose stoppages while accusing Communist influence of sabotaging the Arbitration Court. It claims loyal AWU leadership defended workers’ interests before alleged backsliding and calls for unity among Australian unionists against perceived foes.
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Fale
Iganda
Queensland
Moirik
Moyriiend
Dubbo
Ali Ie Merting
Puriyee
Whinones
Pesolutone
Ombroee Ong
Tyes Ny
South Pastoralist Workers’ Industrial Union
Trader Hall
Price Tickets Announced for Clothing and Drapery Retailers
A government order requires price tickets to be displayed on clothing and drapery goods. Professor Coplarid noted firms have begun ticketing, with stricter enforcement to follow. Hoteliers are urged to complete ticketing before May first.
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Piice
Arthur Hughes & CO
Rankin St
Forbes
Aunt Mary
Mary
Trion
Aunt Marys Dakine
Mont Mary
Neal
Aunt Bak
Ofl Oie
Ian Ferre
Tie Flack de Cp, ‘Ltd
Gammay
Orvlaor
Wool Report
Kennedy
L. C. Bombala
McDonald
J. B
Crookwell
Austin
R. W
Uralla
Sturgeon
T. F. Uralis
Stone
A. B
Berridale
Hancock
H. Blayney
Glen Innes
Barry
Lovell
Jimiabyne
Parkes
J. A. Boubila
Barrett
F. J
Bedgerabong
J. Cabornt
Comermouth
Dull
Ju. Rodger
Mra. W
Rodgers
Forbes Presbyterian
Forbes Graziers
Ig Optician
Basil
Clifton
Shearers' Strike
Amd Furnishee
T. W. Times
Allis-Chalmers Agricultural
ILO Oil
Moffat-Virtue Ltd
Battye Street
Imperial Chemical Industries : Limited
Wasi
Cme
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