Wool market summary shows mixed demand and South African impact
The Farmers and Co operative Coy report a sale of 5 311 bales with mainly attractive wools from New England and Cootamundra districts. Sluggish demand, heavier withdrawals, and South African subsidy factors dampen activity while Japanese competition remains strong for topmaking wools. Goldsbrough Mort and Co note a 6 122 bale catalogue with Min dia Wallabadah merino clip and broad buyer turnout led by Japan and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Madgee
Ondagai
Cootamundra
Alsc
South Africa
Japan
Yorkshire
Nerstane
W. Mitchell
Woulbrook
AE & W
America
A. B. McCormack
Eng
Walcha
Thel
Glenore
Mesen Mal Jigen Brox
Guyr
Goldsbrough, Mort and Co, Ltd
Tablelanda
Riverina
Mindia
Wallabadah
Quirindi
Bradford
Germany
Italy
France
Belgium
Ameries
M India
Commonwealth bill threatens state debts and credit
A parliament debate centers on Lyons proposed bill under Section 1052 to empower the Commonwealth to collect taxes and loan money from defaulting states, attach funds held by banks, and enforce financial obligations. The measure aims to safeguard national credit amid NSW Lang’s alleged default and warnings of wider financial harm to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AU SW
Commonwealth
J. A Lyons
Batban
Lous
Lang
Leah Comely
Voneliy Sion
Lyons
Australia
Aus
Premiera
N.S W
N.S.W
N.9.w
NS. W
Loan Council
Mr. Lyons
Manilla Newspaper Printing Notice in New South Wales
Printed and published by the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Cr at the office of the Manilla Express, Manilla Street, Manilla. State of New South Wales.
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Alton Richmond
Manilla
Man- My Express
Manilla Street
State of
New South Wales
Radio sales ad promises easy terms for Victor sets
Taling's at 338 George Street Sydney offers high grade Radio sets and battery sets with simple purchasing terms on enquiry. The ad invites readers to learn full particulars and notes no expert knowledge needed to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paling’s
George Street
Sydney
Alton
Victor” Radio
Paling
Erantcil
Taling's
Woman collapses after meal at local eatery incident
A woman fainted following a meal at a local restaurant. The event prompted onlookers to summon medical help as staff assisted until responders arrived. Police are assessing whether food or health issues caused the collapse.
Police Court Notes of Tuesday Judgments and Fines
On Tuesday, W. Cooper owed £18 0s 6d. plaintiff awarded £15 7s 0d by instalments. W. Kermond fined £2 under the Transport Act for unlicensed driving. Allen Kermond fined £1 for unlicensed vehicle. A. B. Prince fined £4 for unregistered motor and false number plate. Riley and Dugan each fined £1 for being on licensed premises during prohibited hours. Arthur Handsaker fined 10s for owning horses found on a TAR. court proceeding by Tamworth PP Board.
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Cooper
Poe
Court Street
A. BR
Prince
Riley
C. Dugan
Euilty
A. E. Ball
Tamworth PP. Board
Arthur Handsaker
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Wool Report
AL Vy
Enerial
Gresser
Ford
A.C. Veness and Son
Goldsbrough, Mort & Co. Ltd
G.P.C
Goldsbro
Ad Market
Edward’s
Western Assurance CO
Edward
Springmount
Bruce Park
Shaw
Wey
George At
W. Scott
Victor Radio
Braemar
Previnna
R. Park
Willamby
R. A. Fudson
Haree
Ty Teoeben
THE
Australian Cement Manufacturers Association
Spring Street
Police
Gourt
W. Kermond
J.D. Kennedy
Tanworth and
Mainc
Allen Kermond
Karswood
Jos
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