Wool Report From Co Operative Sale Shows Strong Demand
The Farmers and Woolgrowers Cooperative Co Ltd reports on a Monday sale with 100 lots catalogued. Demand from French and Belgian buyers supported higher prices, with top lines from Moree region fetching strong returns, though some Central Western and Riverina wools were opening up and priced lower amid difficult season conditions.
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Central Western
Riverina
Bourke Weeent Berawinnia Pastoral Co. , Pty. Ltd
Wanniring Arcount Eisbora Pty. Ltd
Yorkaire
Germany
Smnong
Tinly
Dnp Keve
Tor
Butler, Esq
Fuley Esq
Gunnedy
Land
Messia
Rounlel
Sievers & Gons
Bundeira
N. M. McFhillamy
Forbes
J. F Hall
Ben
Mackinnon
D. Bassett
Hawke and Sona
A. Matukke
C MacKinnon
World’s Record Wool and Wheat Exhibits at Melbourne Show
A wether owned by J C Carey of Glenfield Farm Yass reportedly weighs 2 pounds of wool, claimed as a world record at the show. The same exhibitor presented Boomey Wheat weighing 10 pounds per bushel, grown by J W Bode of Euchareena NSW, who also claimed champion wheat with 9.6 pounds per bushel.
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J. C. Carey
Glenfield Farm
Yass
McOrd
Melbourne
J. W. Bode
Ns.w
Parkes Chamber hears plans for central tourist hub
A Parkes Chamber of Commerce meeting discussed a proposed Central World tourist hub funded by about 92 000 pounds with potential extra costs. Attending were Parkes and Dubbo representatives along with Western District tourism officials aiming to establish a regional tourism centre.
Canberra Hectic Week Amid Crisis and Flowering Spring
Canberra buzzed with a royal-invited crowd as Prime Minister Lyons delayed a sitting for a special statement. Sir Earle Page acted as Prime Minister for the fifth time, guiding Cabinet meetings and public duties, while Defence Minister Thorby oversaw military readiness. Wheat stabilisation and Commonwealth-State cooperation featured in discussions as MPs endured long travel itineraries and daily cable and radio exchanges during the national crisis.
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Duke of Gloucester
Parliament House
Earle Page
Iyecion
Me Lyons
Devonport
Tas
Mr. Lyons
Earle Parge
Privy Council
GLC
Lyons-Page
Cook
Menies
Customs
Defence
Mir Thorby
Australia
Thorby
HK. Nock
MUP
Country Party
Leeton
Goulburn
Sydney
Parken
Dubbo Industries Survey Highlights Local Secondary Firms
Figures presented at the Dubbo Chamber of Commerce meeting show eleven established secondary industries with an annual return of £87,000 of which £4,000 worth of goods are exported. Weekly wages total £690, employing 160 people. ten firms have been founded in the last 12 years. Data gathered with cooperation of local industries for decentralisation emphasis.
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Dubbo
Dobbs
Lane
Storage and forwarding services offered in district depot
Alan Stirling Carrier and Forwarding Agent advertises storage with furniture removal and district depot services for Atlantic Union or Co. Petrol, Gasoline, Kerosene, Bitumen and Fuel. Otis provides 24 hour phone access at day or night.
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Atlantic Union Or Co
Barraclough Optometrists Event at Van denberg Hotel
H A Barraclough Ltd announces a scheduled visit on Monday the Movember day from 9:00 to 4:30 at the Van denberg Hotel. The event marks the practice’s town regular over thirty years with music by Mr A W Webster.
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H. A. Barraclough, Ltd
George Street
Sydney
Porbes
van Denberg
A. W. Webster Gteyem
Milo
Exchange of delicacies via Empire flying boats boosts trade
An Empire flying boat service between Sydney and Singapore enables rapid exchange of gastronomic delicacies. Mangosteens and Malayan flavoured fruits are shipped to Sydney and sold locally, while Sydney oysters now reach Singapore. Canned oysters were common in Singapore but fresh oysters on the shell quickly gained popularity as chefs learned to open them.
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Australia
Sydney
Singapore
Estate of W. J. McPhillamy Probate Values Estate
The late Walter McPhillamy of Orton Park Bathurst died recently leaving probate sworn at 36096 pounds. The bulk of the estate goes to his widow with legacies of 100 pounds to Bathurst Presbyterian Church 100 pounds to Bathurst District Hospital and 100 pounds to the Salvation Army.
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Walter McPhillamy
Orton Park
Bathurst
Bathurst Presbyterian Church
Bathurst District
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