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Inverell Times

Location

Inverell, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 24, 1932

Page

3

New State North of New South Wales debate gains momentum

The article argues for northern autonomy in Australia, urging self development and port access. It highlights Grafton and Melbourne as focal points, compares regional needs to Victoria and Queensland, and cites a model constitution for a proposed New State. It notes Sydney dominance and calls for a northern government with own interests.

Gaulburn Ekpremion Labor Sydney Coughlin Riverina Queensland Synev Melbourne Apia Yarra Grafton Australia Inverell Port Stephens Cols Harbor Clarence Jeal Loughlin Europe Denmark Holland Bellum Brleerland Portugal Norway Sweden Balkan States New South Wales Russia Nikhe

Wool industry outlook and European recovery prospects

The piece argues the wool industry must look to a future of higher prices and increased demand as Europe recovers. It notes rising imports by the United Kingdom and Australia, a 28 percent gain in combing machinery output, and forecasts including price increases and renewed confidence for mill workers, growers, and buyers amid global trade shifts.

Winthcombt, Garton, Ltd Pierce Germany Belgium England Bradford Lord Barnby Great Briain United Kingdom Tra’y Australia South America Evitania Italy Judd United States America Japan Austria France

Ottawa speech at Ottawa Conference on markets for primary products

The Ottawa Conference is urged to favor closer settlement aiding farmers and pastoralists. Mr Gullett, minister for customs, cites Britain as a key buyer of Australian wool, meat, dairy, fruit, and eggs, with room to expand exports. He notes Britain buys large shares of Australian butter, lamb, apples, dried fruits, and wine, and urges measures to boost dairy output and general farming for better terms in Britain.

Ottawa Commonwealth Gullett Great Britain Australia Britain Guilett Denmark Australan

Old Brigade laments in St Herald over sheep shearer strikes

A letter to the St Herald laments ongoing and past strikes in the pastoral industry. The writer, a veteran shearer since 1894, argues arbitration as a tool for resolving pay disputes, but warns against strike-mongers and Red agitators seeking to undermine arbitration. He recalls two large strikes and urges workers to avoid repeating painful disruptions.

St. Herald Aydamey Cd Sproge Bimtsber Mayer Arbitration Court Aw.u

Terrier and handbag rescued in Auckland incident

A female thief's handbag, lifted from a ceiling, was recovered in an odd way as a white oared shepherd dog pursued the thief into a creek in Auckland. The dog retrieved the bag partly submerged, returning it to its owner. The bag held three bank books with over £600 credit and other items. Only £2 was missing.

Auckland N-Z Storts Bank

Fragmentary notes on trade preferences and prosperity

Fragmented text discusses trade preferences for exports and optimistic links to better times. Mentions Ottawa representation and broad aims for revived prosperity across branches, referencing wealth and rising prosperity for people. Contains garbled phrases and unclear dates or places.

Ottawa

Sheep and cattle sale reports from Homebush markets

Pitt, Son, and Badgery reported about 40 067 sheep penned with wethers weaker and ewes and lambs slower. Wethers to 14.2, ewes to 10 4, hoggets to 13 10. Cattle herd 2425 head, prime and heavy bullocks strong, light cattle unchanged, cows to 8, calves to 6 most buyers. Pig market firm with Sydney sales for 1180 head and fats firm. backfatters to 120 per head, bacons 34 to 42, porkers 11 to 93.

Pitt, Son Badgery A.A. Co Wyrangie Vt Cameron Winchcombe, Curso, Ltd Sydney

Japanese View Of Mr Lang As Grotesque Showman

Brisbane arrival Mr Geo St Heaps, a Japanese merchant aboard Kitana Maru, reports that in Japan Mr Lang was seen as a grotesque showman. He says locals believe Lang eats glass bottles and many tacks, viewing him as a unique circus performer.

Lang Japan Geo. St. Heaps Brisbane

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