Exports and pastoral industry shape Australian policy
The article discusses boosting exports to ease Australia’s financial strain, focusing on wool meat wheat and butter. It notes potential price rises, better seasons, and increased fat lamb production, while addressing Homebush sheephold and carcase watchers strike impact. It also outlines overseas representation by Mr. W. T. Devereaux to gather European data on wool and meat marketing and related research.
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Australia
Homebush
Homebush Bay Abattoira
Metropolitan Meat Works
Graziers’ Association
W. T. Devereaux
London
South Africa
Devereaux
Britain
Europe
Wongrowers' Council
Willys Six Engine Details Highlight New South Wales Diatribe
A Sydney diatribe outlines the Willys Six engine model emphasizing a heavy 4 bearing counterbalanced crankshaft, short stroke, large bearing diameters, and torsion-based webs for reduced vibration and long engine life. The four bearing camshaft is chain-driven, enabling a larger chain and smoother operation. The combustion chamber is designed for maximum power with minimized detonation from high compression.
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New South Wales
Willys
Public Works Contract System Favored by Producers Association
The Producers Association urges the Federal Government to run public works by contract, citing more work, lower costs, and higher wages under contract versus day labour. They warn that present estimates are often exceeded and costs can double under day labour, urging economical, efficient methods. A Commonwealth reply says cases will be considered individually.
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Producers Association
Central Council
South Australia
Commonwealth Department of Works
Couner
Commonwealth
Producers’ Central Council
Wool sale notes and market mood in Bradford district
Reports from a Monday wool sale describe weak buyer enthusiasm and price resistance, with offers failing to meet lot values. Bradford opposition to rationing shifts toward cautious support, and London sales show a price dip relative to prior Sydney figures amid generally below average quality as the next sale of about 25 lots approaches on the 26th.
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Thorin
McDonald Bros
Blandford
J. A. Edgar
Isa
J .Baylim
Rome
Bendemeer
R. Ballantine
Spring Creek
Kootingal
Bradford
Aus
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
London
Sydney
Quality skins improve at sale at Schute Bell and Co
Schute Bell and Co reports better skin quality today with 81 tons on offer bringing the season total to 1041 tons versus 3954 tons at the same period last year. Opening rates were irregular but sales competition improved and by close the market averaged little changed from the previous sale. The firm calls the sale most successful with top prices achieved on many chief lines. London reports show a market fall to 7 1/2 percent to 12 1/4 and other varied figures for different grades.
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Schute, Bell Andl Co, Ltd
London
Barket
Bei
Fayen
Caution Notice Warns Against Trespass and Fence Interference
A property manager signs a deterrent notice cautioning against trespassing and interference with fences or nets at Strathfield. Offenders will face immediate prosecution. signed by Shaw, Manager.
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Strathfield
Shaw
Preservation of Rights Notice by Brady
A terse notice states that all hunting fishing or trapping permissions by M. J. Brady are cancelled and that any persons found in violation will be prosecuted without regard to persons. Dated 90/4/29.
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Shell Defiance
Willamby fence trespass ban notice
Native warns that any person shooting hunting or interfering with fences on Willamby will be prosecuted without regard to prior permissions being withdrawn by R. H. Hudbon.
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Willamby
R. H. Hudbon
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