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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1945
Page
4
A disputed note outlines price raises for stock feed wheat and possible Commonwealth plans. It mentions mining duties, a large potential payout, and proposed advances for 1948 49 crop year.
The article discusses Australia’s wool consumption during wartime and notes increased production from mills. It highlights rising U S demand and shifts in the wool trade, with references to graziers, farmers, and industry adjustments to wartime needs.
Notes from a Wednesday session reference permits and land occupancy pending council approval. The record mentions land use, regulatory discussions, and potential costs, with names and agencies including the Town Clerk, Omiuell, and divisions tied to meteorology and planning.
The report details a wool sale managed by Perera and partners with total offerings around 768 pounds. It lists buyers and prices across a wide range of consignments from Armidale to New South Wales, noting significant realizations and forthcoming rounds of auctions.
A fragmented OCR record notes a cricket friendly match at Goolagong Forbes with sparse player mentions and partial scores. The text includes scattered names and phrases such as Gamage, Anstey, Finck, Hagin, and Bent, but crucial details and outcomes are unreadable.
Coupons shown expire April 1 and April 20 in various stores. The notices mention fuel and transit tickets available from metropolitan offices and indicate dates for sale or redemption.
Fragmentary phrase appears to describe someone in pain on the floor with a reference to a natural internal cleanser. No clear identities, dates, or locations are readable. Further details are unavailable from the text provided.
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