Wool trade milestones noted in Sydney event arrivals
Arrivals of wool market participants in Sydney set for July 20 with August 11 last year as a comparison. The 4 percent wool verentin money and 94 percent equalization payments are noted, against the British purchase and appraisement totals. Since the British purchase began, Australian wool tonnage reached 10,085,482 bales, yielding £189,182,407. past season profits stood at £68,121 6.
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vestTit Ap
Sydney
Garden duties in dormant season offer pruning and soil boosts
The garden article urges planting and soil improvement during dormancy. It notes pruning roses, deeper digging before growth restarts, and layering manuring while beds stay untidy. It highlights selecting hardy plants and bulbs for later indoor decor, with tips on timing and avoiding soil damage.
Heenzo Cough Remedy Used by Famous People
World famous users include Sir Hawy Lauder Peter Dawson Gladys Monevei and Captain Feink Hurley who praise Heenzo as a tonic for coughs bronchitis and catarrh. The product is sold as a concentrated bottle costing 2 shillings in chemists and stores and marketed for adults and children.
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Hawy Lauder
Peter Dawson
Gladys Monevei
Feink Hurley
Heenzg
Counomien
Yular
Public notice urges open customer communication on supply limits
An editorial urges merchants to inform customers why certain popular goods cannot be supplied at former prices. It argues transparency builds trust, reduces misunderstandings, and aligns business with public sentiment, suggesting cooperation with local newspapers to inform the public and boost sales.
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Jncal Newspag Ie
Bude
Gardening notes on plants and flowers for spring care
The guidance describes how firs or herbs should be eaten with water placed in bowls to create decorative house displays lasting over a week. It warns not to eat shrubs that finished flowering and advises planting trees and climbers. Cut back certain plants soon after foliage browns and move or cover dividers for safe spring planting.
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Inchas Geo
She
Amity
Pruit Trees At Pre War Prices For 10 6 Offer
Prewar Pruit tree promotion offers seven selections from Apple almond apricot Nectarine perch Japanese plum and quince. Choose seven Luces Garou with high quality equal to catalog lists. Freight included, substitutes possible, write for rate and poster.
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Takin Frees
Ratdlogne
Shepherd and Son Pty Ltd Seed and Plant Merchants
Seed, plant and bulb merchants listed with address at 10 Clarence Street and postal contact details for Shepherd and Son Pty Ltd.
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SHEPHERD& SON PTY_ LTD
Clarence Street
Rationing of sulphate of ammonia imposed
The Minister for Agriculture announces sulphate of ammonia must be rationed with stocks reserved for vegetables and potatoes. Growers needing more than 28 lb must apply to the Department. applications for use before 31 December 1942 must be in by 31 July. Immediate needs for early potatoes or growing vegetables should mark urgent on forms.
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Department of Agriculture
Inadequate Clothing of German Forces Reported
The Wool Board notes deteriorating German clothing quality from tests by the Wool Industries Research Association. Substitutes like rayon yarns show poorer warmth and weaving, with German prisoner garments often worn thin. Evidence suggests material shortages and strategic reuse of scraps for military fabrics.
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Morel
Teds
Woot Industries Research Association
Saul
Willdony
Association
Mresest
Unclear text notes by Sydney staff on teachers and aliens
Deputy Director in New South Wales reports 1000 teachers ready for seasonal work during holidays. Mr. Bellemore proposes Browers mixed-firing to assist. A gold buyer gives 12 pounds 10 shillings as mystery. Commonwealth Alien Doctors Board allows action by up to 40 alien doctors in Austria.
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Mayhover
Byllemoy
New South Wales
Bellemore
Hing
Tigettoes
Austria
Prisoner of War Totals Counted for 1941 Britain
The report notes that by end of 1941 Britain held 2876 prisoners of war. It remarks that the status of late war detainees remains unassessed and references ongoing captures through September 1940. The wording reflects wartime concerns about prisoner numbers and classification.
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Dvilain
Cey
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