Story of wool through the years in Britain and Commonwealth
The Leader outlines wool’s long global history from Britain and its empire to Australia. It notes early Britain’s shift from hunter gatherer to herder and textile producer, the Roman and Norman influence, monastic sheep farming, and the rise of centers like Cirencester in wool and cloth, shaping wealth and trade.
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Britain
Australia
Botany Bay
Department of Education
International Wool Secretariat
Lagaod
England
Luces
Ian
Winchester
Europe
Cotswolds
Cirencester
France
Waverley
Burtey
Yorkshire
Magia Ering
Phaep
Diggers Club Decides on Show Grounds Horse Stalls Use
A Friday night meeting decides against converting race stalls at the Show Grounds for horses. Inspectors report stalls too small at 10 by 10 feet and in need of walls. A trainer endorses them if screened and six to seven horses may use them in the upcoming meeting.
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Tally Ache
Veisent
Wis
Chadenan
Abr
W. Savane
Sawi
Ais
Consstinus
G. Stormonth
Yates
Society
Stormonth
W. Savage
Cricket ‘Association
T. C. Lowry
Darr River Downs
E. J. Watt
S. ¥Nies
Durston
N. 8
Motat
L.” Scott
Ecules
W. Savaue
Acules
J.’ Grealey
G. Bearles
J. Corey
J. Brapnell
B. Jacobs
Seward
R. Joliffe
Mestin
W. Shakespeare
Taylor
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Longreach
THE
Western Motor Works
Austin
Barcaldine
Clermont
Rockhampton
And
Brisbane
Dalgety & CO
M_G.PARK
FEA
Shire Hall
Art Union
Irvine
DRY Cleaners
Pearce & Kirkpatrick
Eagle St
P.O
Lucky
Lucky Daniel
Rockhamptons Casket King
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