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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
8
Amid global political tension the wool market shows signs of gradual recovery. Prices for meat-type wools rise as demand stabilizes, with buyers and manufacturers cautiously optimistic about a revival into mid year.
A long testimony heavy on jargon outlines a public dispute over rabbit control on farmland. The Board faces challenges enforcing barnyard pest rules while farmers claim property rights and safety concerns. Prosecution mentions many landholders and inspectors, with calls for stricter action to curb rabbit infestation and protect crops.
A garbled report discusses the suggestion of reducing telephone charges. It notes opposition to cuts, indicates the government would maintain service quality, and mentions possible effects on fuel bills and cross‑country rate adjustments. The text references officials, policy debate, and international comparisons in a wartime context.
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