Wool Industry Reviewed At Bawra Shareholders Meeting
The fourth general meeting of the British Australian Wool Resistance Association Ltd was held at Melbourne Town Hall. Directors reported a surplus rise from £2,587,219 to £2,604,093 as of December 1923 to December 1934, with high wool prices and stock movements noted. Financial details included receipts, expenditures, and government actions affecting the wool industry, alongside discussions on liquidity, interest rates, and hotel arrangements during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Ceat
Debons
Unclear fragments discuss trade, fashion, and profits
Fragmentary notes reference fair or festival trends, fashion, and commodity markets. Names and events are garbled, but indicate concerns about price, regulation, and supply chains in a historical context. The text hints at a system for commerce and the influence of fashion on trade.
Fragmented Market Report with Names and Drifting Topics
A long fragmentary page mentions various individuals and places, including Sir Arthur Gullerty and Sir James Couper, amid scattered notes about directors, liquidation, and a public sale postponement. The text also drifts into unrelated dialogues and technical terms, reflecting a damaged OCR of a midperiod stock and business discussion with sporadic names and dates.
Skin Market Weakens Prices for Dry Skins and Tallow
The Geelong Hide, Skin and Tallow Brokers Association reports another sharp drop in skin values with dry skins down 1/6 to 2d per pound, merino and crossbred skins varied across grades, lambskins steady, and tallow remaining dull with little change. Hides show no overall shift, catalogs unchanged except for easing in special classification.
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Geelong
Brokers’ Association
Grone
Weather rainfall report across regions
The Week's Rainfall item notes scattered readings with no rain in Malton and Wimmera. Port Pirie and Ballarat show 3 points. Trentham reports 3 points with only minimums. Queensclift and Omeo record 0 to 8 points at some stations with minimums noted. other areas show nil readings.
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Malton
Wimmera
Woatern
Port Pairy
Ballarat
North Central
Trentham
Pointe
Woot
Queensclift
Omeo
Galo Teland
Cabinet study on agricultural department staffing reform
A cabinet committee reviewed reorganizing the Agricultural Department to fill vacancies and boost staff across scientific and expert branches. Minister Mourghier outlined vacancies including superintendent of agriculture, with emphasis on full establishment and efficiency rather than salary increases.
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A. V. Richardson
Bourebier
Lse
Evientie Atd
Jnoout
Comfort Sacrificed POOTWARMERS IN TRAINS
A 19th century railway note discusses comfort for travelers, noting footwarmers were to be provided from May 1 per departmental rules despite forecasts of cold weather. Frosts have persisted with mornings and evenings cold, yet a decree prevents provision of footwarmers, prompting debate on railway policy and weather expectations.
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Dooley
Philosphy
Winnissy
Qoermissioney
Railways
Clay
Emery Pal
Ballarat
Old Man's Few Wants Amid Court Remand
A fragmented report details a court remand involving an elderly man named O'Regan. Witnesses describe his injuries and troubling behavior around Main Street and a nearby park as authorities discuss his care and housing, with the case touching on asylum authorities and local watchhouses.
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Thurany
Hallarat
Thurainy
Uld
Umm
Regan
Honevolent
Nanaverk
Fragmented Note on Health and Names in a Chaotic Text
A garbled OCR passage blends scattered phrases about backache warning of neglecting kidneys with stray names, places, and numbers. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse, presenting a chaotic mix of potential personal notices, timing hints, and unrelated fragments.
Stock Markets FRANCS Report Mixed Amid Turbulence
Fragmentary stock market notes mention changes in François francs and European markets with unclear references to Wertiener and Saupe. Several garbled terms suggest trading rebounds and losses but the exact figures, entities, and dates are unreadable.
Money to Lend by Young Bros Promises Quick Loans
Advertises loans for amounts from £100 to £10,000 with prompt arrangement and low charges. Thomas Young supervises the business and promises trustworthy handling of investments.
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Messrs
Young Bros
Wimmery Securities
Lenny
Thos. Young
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