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Forbes Advocate in Forbes, New South Wales

30 Aug 1935

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Forbes Advocate

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Forbes, New South Wales, Australia

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Aug 30, 1935

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3

Cafe proprietor sued over wages and overtime ruling

A cafe case in Forbes featured Tiwan admitted 10 weeks of work with weekly £10 award shortfalls and Sunday overtime. Testimony detailed long hours, meals, and shifts at Field cafe run by Leslie Field and Alma Field. Justice reduced overtime hours and awarded the plaintiff £13 11 4 with costs, payment by monthly instalments via District Court order.

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J. A. Hunter Messie Broderick and Hunter Tiwan Lesa Tmenle Jean Merly Glee Melilon Peenineten P.M Jenle Read Fiedte Cule Leale Field Seable Field Witoras Bee Alec Mull McColl McLach- Inn Toowtly Hoowaa Watths Alma Field Gentiw Field Ui Cafe Rankin Sires Wathems Cape of Bea Ted Jue Mithcueh Witceee Sen Leslie Field Elmller Sheela Witte Plovein Thielel Meco Waite Wittian Derek Owen Ptoclinisn Jobn Michachlan Bluiniht Satundaya Etie Rafiteiester Burt Ceealeng Hiller Méitlon Anytlinge Pyertioe Hunte Ryan Cornet Cass Bosin Horler
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Wool clip outlook shows Australia leading decline in 1940s

The Advocate reports reduced wool production in Australia and South Africa, with total Commonwealth clip estimated at 2,930,000 bales and Australia offerings at 2,605,000 bales. Prices for crossbred wool may rise as merino costs push more growers to favor crossbreds. US consumption and stocks pressure suggest a tighter global supply, potentially supporting prices.

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