Wheat bag shortage sparks government supplies plan
Sir Frederick Stewart, Minister for Supply, said New South Wales will receive 459,000 bags to meet its demand of 1,505,000. Queensland shipments rise to 750,000 bags as the department orders 6,000,000 bags to cover autumn needs amid a wheat harvest forecast of about 68,000,000 to 69,000,000 bushels.
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Flemington Market Report At Sydney Saleyards
Market feedback shows sheep mostly unchanged with lambs firm at Flemington. Wethers to 17/10, ewes to 1/4, lambs to 4/0. entries include Tetherage Station wethers to 15/2, Trustees Intel Wall 4 shorn ewes 13/8, Milla crossbred sheep 17/11 averaging 15/3. yarded 560 cattle, light quality, market firm. cows to 15s. Alleged political payments discussed before Royal Commission amid bribery inquiries.
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Tingha Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Promoting dances, picnics, a baby show and Red Cross drive fill Tingha society pages. Church notices invite a welcome for visiting clergy, a thanksgiving from the headmaster thanks committee members, and a public notice about a postponed mannequin parade. Baby show winners include Maureen Schuman and Barney Reynolds. clubs plan stalls and refreshments for a fair.
Free Beer For Troops At Burnham Camp Garden Opening
At Burnham military camp Auckland Colonel Bell opened a deer garden for troops. He called it one of the horrors of war yet allowed soldiers to use the garden as their own, with decency and souvenirs marked by short handles. Nine handies of beer were served to each of about three pedal-capped mortars from the ramp hospital under an umbrella.
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Digger Comrades Honor McCarthy's Brother Bond
A letter from Thomas Cauley of Fairfield recounts support for McCarthy family in the Great War era. Local Diggers recall fellowship, the Returned Soldiers sub-branch, and a northern trip as they honor a fallen comrade and his brother at Inverell District Hospital, with neighbors rallying to help.
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Britain Faces Wool Shortage and War-Time Trade Shifts
The report notes heavy British wool purchases despite wartime constraints, with Australia’s wool clip expected to reach around 1.805 million bales as New South Wales reports strong weights. It projects Britain’s wartime consumption may total about 101.8 million pounds in value, including wool, fine wool, mutton and beef, amid allocations and global demand shifting toward Argentina, Uruguay and South Africa.
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Second ALF to be sent abroad in March next year
Rumors in parliamentary lobbies suggest the 2nd ALF will be deployed overseas in March with Egypt tipped as a destination. The Prime Minister announced the unit’s early sendoff in the new year as Australia readies forces for potential major aggression and defense of the nation.
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Australian Prime Minister Curtin Speech On War Efforts
Prime Minister Curtin urged unity for Australia's war effort and defense of the Commonwealth. He emphasized timely dispatch of expeditionary forces and national contribution to the Empire’s military needs.
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