Mirage of Global Markets Echo in scattered reports
A mixed batch of late 19th into 20th century news items touches on agriculture with the New 2Zenian wool clip forecast to be £100,000 bales lower, a five legged calf sold for £21, and a wheat crop forecast 500,000 bushels above last year. Other notes report auctions of Comilly Castiglione pictures, advances in metal foil revival, labor education reforms in New Zealand, and shipping industry innovations.
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Geraldton port depth alarm prompts £2 dredging plan
Colonial Secretary reports discussions with visitors about port congestion hindering wheat shipments at Geraldton. Engineer-in-Chief confirms shallowing near the jetty and recommends £2,000 for dredging to restore 24 feet of water for 400 feet of berth, enabling ship berthing before harbor works progress.
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Tee
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Sam
A Working Man's Utopia in Australia Speech
Sir George Buchanan praised Australia as a working man’s utopia in a Royal Colonial Institute speech. He lauded living conditions and government by the people, but criticized labour cost inefficiency and state industries. He noted northern terrtory troubles and questioned productivity among Queensland workers.
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Women Divers and Harsh Life in Island Settlement
In a colonial era account the town of Nymphs settlement on Isbin sky is described. Women and girls toil long hours diving for shells and pearl in Bay area while men stay away. Girls start at four, swim and dive lessons begin early, fourteen marks full labor. Mothers and grandmothers train daughters in swimming and diving as a livelihood.
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Ty Webbecut
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Kernan
Peter
Sclinn Bay
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