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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
3
The article reports on government actions to protect domestic wire netting makers from overseas competition. It notes the Tariff Board and the Preservation Act, details on dumping concerns, and potential remedies including duties and enforcement steps. It highlights impact on Australian and British-origin imports and the effect on workers.
The Central Western Council of Pastoral and Agricultural Associations met at Parkes and elected President James Jelbart Peak Hill and co presidents J J Sweeney Forbes G Tianewell Parkes, treasurer G Garling Parkes, secretary L Seabern Parkes, reporting a credit balance. Members approved memorial for late secretary W Brunton and set show dates across August September at Parkes Tallanore Condobelli Uppen Gate and Forties with several days allocated for each location.
The article discusses racing chatter around major Australian cups, noting Gaines Carrington’s likely Melbourne Cup stance and Pike's sharp judgment in the Caulfield Cup prep. It references odds, race distances, and trainer strategies, with emphasis on form leading into November and the strong influence of public opinion on bets.
Reginald J. Green failed to appear at Porches Police Court on Tuesday to answer a charge of driving a motor car in reverse beyond public safety limits on October 1 in Court Street. He was fined £1 with costs. in default two days imprisonment. The report then shifts to racing notes and commentary about Caulfield Cup contenders, racetrack conditions, and various horses and jockeys, including Sun Clad and Jim Pike, with cur rent remarks on form and upcoming events in Victoria and New South Wales.
An advertisement touts OVO egg preserves promising easy, versatile use for poaching boiling or frying eggs. It claims wide availability through wholesalers in Sydney or Newcastle, urging buyers to insist on OVO.
The report notes domestic manufacturers quote lower prices than overseas rivals. It highlights uncertainty about protection duties and exchange rates affecting costs. No clear market consensus on protection or bonding measures.
Cable reports indicate stronger trading conditions abroad for wool as supplies tighten. Prices for 64s merino and tops rise in Bradford and London markets, with overseas millmen facing higher bids to secure limited shipments. The wool trade shows renewed activity despite earlier quiet periods, signaling persistent price pressure into the new year.
Report notes Japan bought 300 bales of Uruguay merino wool between Oct 1 and Jun 20, from a total 106,402 bales exported. Uruguay annual merino production about 74,340 bales. Japan’s broader purchases include Australian and Crossbred wool with Western Hemisphere activity, while tariff factors in Australia affect trade dynamics.
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