Australian Wool Growers' Council appoints Devereux envoy
A report outlines the appointment of W P Devereux as Australian Wool growers' Representative overseas. The Commonwealth Government funds up to £2500 yearly, with the Graz ier Council adding £2000, to support his work coordinating views between Australia and Bradford. He is a respected wool trade authority with Continental and migration commission experience. The move aims to secure direct overseas information on markets, conditions, and publicity for wool and meat industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Devereux
Eo Ae
al Counsil
Devereux
Bess
Development and Migration Commission
Aust
Bradford
Britain
Tarvery
Australia
Conference of Western Branches
The
Agricultural Bureau
Grasiers’ Association
Meat Industry Advisory Committee
N.S.W
Graziers' Association
Meat Exporters’ Association
Metropolitan Meat Industry Board
Homebush
Grassers’ Association
New Zealand
Graziers’ Association
Meat Producers’ Board
Bawra
Sydney
Wool Report From Brisbane and London Auction Next
Sehute Bell and Co note Brisbane wool prices steady with some high quality demand and drought affected bulk. London series opening on the 18th faces large volumes and resistance from authorities to curb daily offerings despite calls to reduce supply. Prices and buyer earnings squeeze margins, with complaints about railage costs remaining high for livestock and wool shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehute, Bell and Co
Brisbane
Luo
Melbourne
Adalde
London
New Zealand
World's fastest Tiger plane tests in Australia at Point Cook
A large crowd gathered at Point Cook to witness Australia's first Tiger I aircraft flight. Major de Havilland piloted the light, fast machine with Gypsy engine and 22 ft wings, reaching 185 mph in flight and landing at 80 to 85 mph. The test used Plume Motor Spirit and New Mobiloil, and a landing proved demanding but successful. The Tiger, built to Schneider Cup lines, has a world speed record of 300 mph and is reportedly purchased by Sydney aviator Mc Bardsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAAAF
Point Cook
Australia
Major de Haviland
de Haviland
Broad
Mc. Bardsley
Sydney
Wanton Fai Lent Sermon Urges Self Denial and Thrift
Bishop J W Dwyer denounces luxury and imported goods in a Lent sermon, urging Australians to shun wireless sets and American pictures, save money for need, help orphans, and pursue self denial. Public notices warn residents to obtain new claim cards at post offices to comply with the law, with penalties for defaulters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dwyer
America
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aston
A.C. Veness & Son
Liberal
Apo
Wlliam Bowie
HOPE
Essex
Sime
Chambers
Portan
Messrs Nestle's
Exses Fleet
White Way
Dalgety & Company Limited
Phillip Street
Arger
Abole
Ery Enn
Manilla
Victoria
Commonwealth
Central
Cornet
Maio
Taxtep
Cessnock
Willys
Willys-Overland
John
F. K. Wood
New England
J. W. Dwyer Mys