Free Trade Now Sought to Aid Australian Wheat Markets
A. I. Mallochs of Perth writes to the editor in July 1919 urging Australia to relax wheat and wool sales restrictions. He criticizes Mr Hughes and the Wheat Board for limiting competition and argues freer overseas marketing would raise prices, reduce freight burdens, and boost mining and agricultural sectors. He cites current grain options, wool auctions, and freight rates to support broader global sales.
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