Wool Market Report Shows Firm Finish Amid Global Competition
The Farmers and Graziers Cooperative reports wool auctions in Brisbane opened after a market week with Germany Japan and France supplying competition. Prices held firm from last week with demand for well grown wools increasing while thin dusty types remained irregular. A new Trade Agreement with Japan may modify the 400000 bale annual quota, potentially lifting overall sales. Australia’s 38/39 season outlook and draft abolition details are noted. Seasonal opening dates set for Sydney Adelaide Brisbane Perth Melbourne in September.
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Compmowealth
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Adlo
Brisbane
Perth
Melbourne
Wool Report Shows West Queensland Wool Sale Progress
The Commonwealth trial sales continue in Brisbane with final rounds due Tuesday and the season opening set for Monday August 29. Demand favors good fleece and skirtings while dusty and seedy wools sell irregularly. drought weighs on the industry amid hopes for rain and relief.
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North West Water Committee to add 14 new members
The North West Water Conservation and Development Committee plans to enlarge to 30 by electing 14 new members. Nominations must be nominated by a current member and submitted with written consent to the returning officer H Javis, Ashford, by the Monday in July. The existing list includes RR A Black, A Copperson, Hill, McKhone, Nixon, Ritchie, Lennon, Coulton, Sg Dale, Holcombe, Laird, Lord, Comyay, Westerweller, Hogan, Mack, and Scott among others. Aimed to create a representative body to cooperate with government and the Water Conservation and Travigation Commission on construction progress. A meeting will be held as soon as possible after new members are elected.
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North-West Water Conservation and Development Committee
H. Javis
Ashford
A. Black
Wallangra
A. Coppleson
Granadve
Victoria Road
Bellevue
Hill
Ald. McKhone
Moree Municipal Cornet
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A. H. Nixon
Flower shortage shocks Sydney florists and wedding demand
Sydney faces a severe flower shortage due to unusual weather, with supplies rushed from Melbourne. Prices rise as florists and growers compete for material to cover weddings and banquets. Water supply concerns threaten next summer unless rain falls soon. TD Muteh wins Coogee seat after Dunningham’s death. he is a former Labor Minister for Education.
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Muteh
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Eight Bottles of Best Remedy for Nob Chest and Throat Ailments
An advertisement offers eight bottles of a nasal antiseptic and internal remedy named HEENZO for the price of one. Consumers can mix with water to treat catarrh colds sore throats coughs bronchitis influenza and related ailments. Available from chemists and stores at two-shilling bottle size.
Lord of Lords M C C Beginnings and Early Grounds
Thomas Lord began his cricket career around 1780 and in 1782 was hired by the Earl of Winchilsea to bowl to him and assist with play improvements. He opened a private ground for the White Conduit Club at Islington, leased 10 acres from the Duke of Dorsetshire for 21 years, and Marylebone Cricket Club was born in May 1787.
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