Improved Fabrics In Use In Australia From Wool
A NSW textile notice discusses lighter fleeces and the better use of wool in new clip. It notes higher yield with less wastage, improvements in woolen and worsted fabrics, and the impact on production costs and wear. It highlights wartime comfort, woolen underwear, and a method to reduce faults in wool yarns, inviting inquiries and catalogs for samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Australia
Peiliirren
Sotyen
Ewer Teller
Pam
Ernlian Manufactore
Ives
Entmy
United States
Future of Wheat and International Agreement Debate
Australian Wheat Board member argues for organ ised marketing and price stabilisation after the war. He supports the International Wheat Agreement by Canada the United States Argentina and Australia and warns a return to open market would devastate farmers without Commonwealth powers to regulate production and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Everett
Australian Wheat Board
China
India
Canada
United States of America
Argentina
Australia
T Am
Commonwealth
Yoihoent
Ghat Authority
Lauschinen
Valleds
Amd
Hill
Fanmem
Towell
Local Government Debates Compulsory Voting Bill
A bill to mandate compulsory voting for local government elections is to be introduced by the Minister for Local Government in Cahill’s next session. Committees discuss how to apply the measure across industrial areas, amid Labour candidate pressures and unclear enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Correspondence on ethics of survival and faith in August issue
A reader's letter debates Darwinian jungle law and societal decay, citing Attest, Christ, and the value of inner change. It argues for a heart change over harsh policies, referencing scripture about being born again and Jesus welcoming children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol Brooks
Martiels
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Taria
God
Eversold
Joan
Wool Report From Farmers Co operative Co Ltd
The Farmers and Graziers Cooperative Company Limited reports on the tenth inst. detailing the 1844/45 season sale of 697 bales. Wool came mainly from North Western and Western districts with some from other areas. Quality improved with drier growth but staple length and burr reduced. prices varied with fleece lines realizing several pence per pound. Proceeds expected to be paid soon after sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Gragiers’ Co-operative Co
Cobar
Dawson
Fairbairn
Moree
H. Blagg
M Oh Tully
Bourke
Mackey
Nymagee
BR. H
Burey
P. Doran
Garah
Collaretieth
Agra
Vague OCR Snippet From The Advocate Page
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled notice referencing CARTERS, Liver Fite, Glabbersly and a payment request. The misspelled lines imply a legal or business notice with unclear action, dates, or entities. No clear event, deadline, or authoritative details are recoverable from the readable text.
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Atlantic
Atlantic Motor
Epye
Mums
Noth
D. J. Bono
London
Anesporassemen
Sydney
Newcastle
Winchicombe
Carson
J Sullivan & Son Eneral
J. Sullivan & Son
Dowling Street
Forbes Thome
L.G. Elections
Wool Report
Elis Caver
Aleve
Tey
Mary
Mari
Hawke Recados
Canberra
John Hedge
Australian Constitutional League
Australia House
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