Wool Report Shows Steady Demand for Fine Wools
Wool firms Selle Bell and Co Ltd report a steady market with strong demand for superior shafty wools and bright, well prepared lots. Prices varied by lot and district, with notable sales of extra super combing wools and finer merino types across Uralla, New England, Armidale, and surrounding areas, including multiple bales and price quotes per 1b and 1b 2d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uralla
Messrs. Linden and Co
Aecount Hudson and Co
ELAS
Galway
New England
Archer, Armid- Jp
Ale
Australian Mercantile Tand and Finance Company Limited
Woolk
Cootamundra
Gunning
Gundagai
Wagga Wagga
North
Murrarail
Bathurst
Manilla
Rylstone
North Weat
Population of Japan Near 100 Million in Three Months
The article estimates Japan's population will top 100 million in three months based on the current growth rate. Readings include the present population around 99,453,629 and totals for the empire proper and occupied territories, noting regional designations and colonial areas. A separate item reports a man killed by lightning during a storm near Memiraid as he sheltered under a pepper tree with a companion.
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Japan
Kwanung
Uh Manchuria
South Beas
Empire
Korea Poriwasa
Ch Saghwlien
Fes
Memiraid
Tull Ronee
Northern Territory debates and outcomes in 1930s context
James Ashton analyzes Australia’s Northern Territory after its transfer from South Australia. He cites past failures to develop pastoral leases, external investment lessons, and the Territory’s lean population, vast area, and mixed economy. Data include cattle and wool figures, import-export values, and government expenditures.
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South Australia
Commonwealth & Pup
Northern Territory
Wepocas
Department of External Affairs
Commonwealth
Barkly Table Land
Tn Tookingima
Australia
Queensland
Western Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
The Right to Die Debate Moves Through Courts and Press
A discussion across Britain on euthanasia follows two acquittals in mercy killings. Lord Moynihan backs voluntary euthanasia with safeguards, while opponents urge divine protection. The issue spawns campaigns, newspaper debates, and a proposed bill to legalise swift painless deaths for the incurably ill.
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London
Lord Moynihen
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Bank of N
Great Britain
Europe
America
Asia
New Zealand
Fiji
New Guinea
Sepua
New Zeeland
Bank of New South Wales
World
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Cooper
FRI
Ieee
Pere Etenicererael Fase Eine
Feyatpel Fy the
Sre
Brett Anil
Heaton
William Cooper & Nephews
Cooper's
Selle, Bell and Co. Ltd
Arount TR
TH. Davidson
Kootingal
Saawe
IsMfide Bell
Range
Accouint Eata's
Julius Ssourf
Emmaville
WES
W. Stier
Walcis
Dundee
Sydney
GoldsbrouGh, Mort & Co, Ltd
Newcastle
N.A
The
James Ashton
Arkly Tablelands
Miles
Alice Springs
Barkly Table
Hind
Barkly
Wool Report
Lord Moyles
Howevary
Aew
Walgett
Priday
Sidney Harbour
Sabi River
Rhodesia
Leeds
England
Samual Hoare
Beitinh
M. Tavel
Italy
Abyssinia
John Winter
Walcha
Aye A. W. Partridge
Jane
Waleha
Aie
R.C Noakes
Wateha
Wileha
Action
Scottish House
Hunter Street
Antwarataid
Arantla
Tee
Hardie & Coy
York A
Banrack Streets
TFEUX
MacKenzie & Sons Ltd
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