Meat Trade and Fat Stock Outlook in Australia
In their Annual Review Messrs Winchcombe Carson Ltd discuss Australia fat stock trade amid wartime limits. Proclaimed retail meat ceilings, civilian rationing, and transport and slaughter pressures shaped prices. 1944 45 targets call for 5 000 000 sheep and lambs and 4 000 000 cattle slaughtered, with breeding and water supply improvements needed to sustain output.
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Messrs. Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
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United Kingdom
Commonwealth
Homebush
Queensland
New South Wales
Approximate 1944 yard prices for beef cattle and war impact
The note lists approximate average prices per 100 lb at the Yards in 1944 by month and class, showing steer and yearling ranges from January through December, with vealers profitable yet overall net returns reduced by wartime costs. It also notes renewed Japanese gains in Henan affecting the Peiping Hankow railway.
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Henan
Peiping-Hankow Railway
Democratic Party Policy Emphasizes Freedom and Postwar Growth
The Democratic Party led by Mr. Weaver promotes personal freedom and private enterprise to maximize employment through a cooperative postwar economy in Australia. Key planks include housing by private and cooperative building, social insurance, repatriation pensions, state-wide development, and opposition to Labour’s planned socialisation while urging lower taxes and efficient public works.
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Democratic Party
Weaver
Labour
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