New York Wool Market Trends Amid War Trade Shifts
The New York Futures market remains up about five percent from August lows but sits around one percent below late 1945 peaks. Canadian and British demand, Dominion mill expansion, and strategic wool storage affect supply. Wool output in Australia and New Zealand has grown dramatically since 1934 and 1914 baselines, while wartime needs push mill equipment and exports. Recovery postwar will hinge on civilian demand and European consumption, with Sydney catalogues noted for October.
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New York
United States
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
British Isles
Canada
Topa
Yorna
Fabrica
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Tops and
Dominions
British Dominions
Japan
Yorkshire
Dominion
England
Europe
Sydney
Wool Report from the Farrerd& Griutiers Co-op
The Co-op auction lists 7844 bales offered across mid western districts and riverina, with mainly finer wool but some dust. prices ranged with several lines at 19d to 17d, AAAW and AAAH notes. The sale involved brokers and firms in Bundabri Morer Sheltons and Forbes with many consignors represented.
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Barr
PB Sleverk & Sena
Bundeliy
Shelton
BRM
Wid
D& Son
Willi Grating Co
Garah
Shrubs and Perennials Color Gardens with Texture and Color
Garden notes advise using shrubs and perennials to improve beds, with silver foliage and vibrant blossoms like pea shrubs. Practical care covers sowing, feeding, weeds, dividing borders, labeling, repotting, and pest control to sustain year round color and health in beds and vegetables.
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Revere
Ariniu
Chesina
Mont Atriiba
Wien
Sturt Dagert
Amre
Weber
MiBay
Ther
Red Cross Address Highlights War Effort and Local Support
Lady Owen, director of Red Cross branches, spoke to a full Forbes audience about Australia’s wartime relief network. She praised NSW efforts, outlined postwar care for soldiers and tuberculosis cases, and praised Forbes for meeting fundraising quotas with large gifts and donations.
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Forbes
Ho B Sweet
Floval
Owen
Ste
Bathurst
International Red Cross
Australia
New South Wales
Shirawel Abe
Defence Department
Lady Quowrie
Weentuary
Red Cross
Sydney Showground
Taglebarn
Weaf
ADF
Wealcott-Porbra
Gordon
Randwick
Qeen
Port Macquarie Flower Miracle Challenges Horticulturists
The Port Macquarie paper reports a remarkable plant from the calenda family grown by Mr. Litchfield of West Port with eight stems in the main stalk forming eight flowers. Port authority J Dick calls it a direct contradiction of nature and a horticultural freak, noting each stem now yields a separate flower.
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Port Macquarie
Litchfield
Weat Port
J. Dick
Port Authority
Traitor and convert debated in political quips
A tabtoroo man who leaves one party for another is called a traitor, while a man who joins the rival side is termed a convert. The exchange plays on shifting loyalties and party allegiance with humorous contrast.
Seed Bargains No 1 Packets Offer From Bend Me Bo
Seed bargains list 37 varieties across five packets with pumpkins tomatoes melons cucumbers and rock melons. Giant mixed varieties sold in a sixpence packet. The ad comes from Shepherd & Son Pty Ltd Sydney with a boot box address.
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Shepherd & Son Pty, Ltd
Ponta
GP i
Sydney
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