Australian Japan textile clash stirs wool market debate
The Bradford report notes Australia seeks higher tariffs against Japan on wool and textiles. It reports Japan may protest by abstaining from bidding in Melbourne, while analysts doubt a boycott would hurt Australia much. Japan could redirect to Germany or South Africa, but Australia remains cautiously strong as global supply relies on its wool.
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Japan
Omer
Clearin of
Wales
Melbourne
Tf Us
Hradland
Germany
France
Holland
Belgium
Bradford
Uwery
New Zealand
Russia
Austen
South Africa
South Amrica
Rakrort Bush Nursing Centre annual meeting notes officers
The Rakrort Bush Nursing Centre held its annual meeting on July 1 with the honorary secretary Mrs H J Wood presenting the annual report and balance. Office bearers were appointed for the ensuing year including President Mrs Plc, Vice-presidents Lady Smyth and Mrs Murray, Secretary Treasurer Mrs H L Wood, and several committee members.
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Buh
Rakrort/ Bush
H. J. Wood
Mra PLC
Lady Smyth
Mesdames Murray
Ingram
Secetary Aivil
Mra HL
Wood
Mes
Mont Bloomfield
Meadamea Bates
Gillies
Parker
Pitts
Mauger
Stewart
T. Elliott
Giles
Griffen
Lott
Walter
Sharp
Minima May Stawell Old Time Memorial Evening
A disrupted fragmentary report recalls a joint memorial event on Tuesday for pioneers and early settlers. Despite garbled text, attendees including President A V Parrveber and honorary secretarys H Robins and W Carmel are noted, with a complimentary ball, decorated hall, and a supper by Bordertown chocolatier crowding the scene.
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A.V. Parrveber
Mies Hi
Robins
W. Carmel
Bordertown
McIntyre
Mlc
Local Sailors Hold Leap Year Benefit Event
A community notice announces a July 29 event at McKenzie Creek hall to support Out of Print tem Pat Connor with proceeds from a leap year hall. The description is fragmented but lists Thy Wail Poothuli Ch and Hoda Youll as organizers.
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McKenzie Creek Hall
Pat Connor
Far Lake Reserve trustees named at public meeting
The public gathering appointed A Scott Emin, Eldridge T Mobb and D Watt as trustees of the Far Lake Recreation Reserve. The Ex-Studente Association met Wednesday night with Marion Edmonds and A Watson leading discussions. A general knowledge test winner was Miss Emily Toph, an inmate of Natitank Hospital.
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Tollewine
Far Lake
A. Scott
Emin
Eldridge
T. Mobb
D. Watt
Weithesaay Tight
Mise Marion Edmonds
A. Watson
Eldrite
Mise Scott
Tens
A. Ware
Ands
Emily Toph
Natitank Hospital
Dimboola weir buttresses damaged by displaced rocks
In a Dimboola weir inspection Mr Moulder found large boulders removed from the buttresses. The stones had been piled there for protection and were rolled into the river by an unknown person, causing potential serious damage and splashing.
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Dimbooly
Moulder
Valedictory Social For Miss Merle Tully
Miss Merle Tully was bid farewell at the Mechanics Institute before leaving for Geelong to start a business. Mixy Tully, daughter of Mr and Mrs L M Tully, and Dr R P Walker presented a clock, with tributes from W A Bland and K Major and the old scholars of Gorske State School. The evening featured dancing.
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Merle Tully
Mechanics’ Institute
Geelong
Mixy Tully
L. M. Tully
R. P Walker
W. A. Bland
K Major
Gorske State School
Australian wool trade tensions and Japan's tariffs impact
The piece discusses Australian wool's global demand and price effects, noting Japan's tariff strategy and its limited impact on Australian supply. It suggests Japan may lose leverage as buyers divert to South Africa and South America, keeping Australian merinos in high demand and complicating Japan's export position.
Opening of a Wool shed celebration in Salt Lakes
The text records a ceremonial opening of a wool shed amid a crowded gathering on Woolmasday night. Local figures Mr and Mrs Reset Hibihis attended as guests, with cheering crowds and a festive mood noted despite garbled OCR.
Meat price hike hits local butcher shop scene
Local butchers raise meat prices amid supply and cost pressures. A community meeting notes confusion over delivery and pricing as residents seek clarity on upcoming changes. The report mentions Marie Clutt and details of a monthly gathering with references to Mirtion Mile and Osmendree.
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Marie Clutt
Osmendree
Marton
Kerang
Murrabiel Notes on Feed, Lambs, Clover and Ducks
Weather and farming updates report improving grass and crops with ample feed soon. Lamb marking is low this district under 50 percent, Jambs poor due to paddy conditions. Subterranean clover sowing continues late but progressing on most farms. Swamps hold water with plentiful wild ducks nesting, signaling next season prospects. A July 14 dance supports the local football club, featuring the Sidnight Serenaders and a supper by frat Mehaka.
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Football Club
Sidnight
Frat Mehaka
NineWondah Hospital Benefit Held in Barn
A benefit event for Mesh Thisw Hospital is announced for Wednesday August 5 and will be held in Mr. A. Mab lingyr's barn on Tuesday. Pachealars advertise the sale.
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A. Mablingyr
Pachealars
Warracknabeal Child Excels in Competition
In a Sydney women’s contest, Warracknabeal child Heather Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Fe miron, won a prize after thousands of essays were submitted. Judges praised her work and she received a hundred pounds in prizes for her entry in the event.
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Sydney
Qwest
Heather Ferguson
Mrr
Femiron
Warrackanheal
Relief of Wheat Growers Contested by Ministers
Debates resume over the Wheat-growers Relief Act funding as ministers discuss the equity of relief payments. The government proposes 600 pounds for losses from floods and drought, with a uniform payment per acre and per bushel, plus a new basis for distributing funds among affected farmers and flood victims. Australia also considers permitting August importation of South Australian oranges.
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Sir Stanley
Arassey
Hogan
Mos Equitable Stein Hon
Uwe
MMM
New Zealand
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