Wool Report From Pitt Son And Badgery Ltd
Market conditions have not materially changed in the past week with prices steady on the established basis. Sydney market averaged 12.3 pence per lb last week, a disappointing result ahead of the sale on the 15th. A representative catalogue of about 5,000 bales from most districts includes Monaro clips with burr and robust growth. Top price 22d for 18 bales from Yass. Other sales: Garryowen 9 bales at 21 4d, India Markdale 15 bales at 18 4d, Yass 10 bales at 18 4d, Gleniris 12 bales at 18d, Yass 6 bales at 17 3 4d.
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Markdale
Tunnels Under the Hudson Show Traffic Safety Record
Data from the Holland tunnels show cross traffic and dated streets contribute to urban fatality tolls. Since completion ten years ago, over 100 million vehicles paid tolls with only five fatalities, three motorists and two workers, amid a system with strict no-stop rules and minimum speeds. A second pair of Hudson River tunnels is under construction nearby, with one tube opened last December.
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Lincoln Tunnel to Cost Port Authority 17 Million Toll Plan
The second tube will be completed in 1941 marking a milestone in the 33 year project. The Port of New York Authority expects the total cost to reach 17 million dollars, to be liquidated by tolls.
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Tt Tool
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Norway By Rail And Road Through Grand Norwegian Scenery
The narrator tours Norway from Bergen to Oslo, describing fjords, forests, and snow capped mountains. He notes Oslo’s modern buildings, Avendal and Mandal coast towns, and a 150 mile drive through pine valleys. He observes hardy Norwegians, fishing livelihoods, turf roofed homes, and a 4 century Lutheran church at Bykle.
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Fertility in Sheep Explored by CSIR Bulletin No 112
The CSIR bulletin by Dr. R. B. Kelley examines sheep fertility and physiology, noting potential gains from improved lambing rates in Merino flocks and the relevance for drought recovery. Early results are preliminary, with practical applications not yet ready, but foundational information supports further study aided by Pestoral Research Trust and NSW Department of Agriculture funds. The Federal Government plans a new cruiser naval addition.
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Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
R. B. Kelley
Kelley
Australian Pastoral Research ‘Trust
New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Farmers Relief Act extends deadline for Stay Orders
The Farmers Relief Act amendment extends the Stay Orders application period to June 30 1938 for farmers seeking adjustment under the Act. By December 31 1937 the Farmers Relief Board approved compositions totaling 1 260 000 with 704 000 made available. the rest remains to be offered subject to acceptance by farmers and creditors and meeting legal requirements. The amendment simplifies disclaimer withdrawal by shifting the objection right to creditors who aided the farmer after signing, restricting objections to those creditors.
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Farmers’ ‘Relief
Farmers’ Relief Board
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