Allora Council Year‑End Meeting Recap and Plans
The Allora Council’s final meeting of the year covered correspondence with the Allora branch of the QCW A, road and by law issues, water and gravel works, and requests from residents and MLA representations. Reports on bridges, roads, and drainage were discussed, with finance and accounts reviewed and plans made for repairs and future talks with departments. investimentos and committee notes were shared, and season’s greetings extended.
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Atlors
Gareasland
Council
Alors
Qcw.a
SproLt
Fandon Railway
Land Adminitration Board
W. A. Bescon
Balmey
Maddem
Tr. Denon
Central Downs Agricultural and Horticulture ‘Association
Cveenlly
Tnt
Alloa Chamber of
Marce
Messio
A. W. Tickle
Ghalimas
Butler
Tts Peldéoce
Arnoldasirter
Geek
Uesnslenia Main Roads Commission
Allergailiaixory
Tve
Queensiend
The
Land Administration Bosnd
Potteh
Lill
Sithar
Wie Lane Acta
New South Wales
Te Felgeraters
Rangur
Ranger
Parks Committee
F. A. Huston
Permlasion
Cosciderelian
A Cricketing Genius in the Second Test Analysis
A London report surveys Australian cricket, noting public opinion shifts after a challenging second Test. The piece highlights Bradman’s influence, lingering questions about Australia’s best lineup, and cautions against overreliance on past glories while praising enduring skill and strategic insight.
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London
Simsay
Ansis
Bendis
Gendis
Taut
Ander Bradman
Uowasie
Australia
Demand For Wool And Tops In Wheat Price Rise
A London report notes a rally in wool and tops demand amid constitutional tensions. Wheat prices advance as scarce grain and higher freight rates boost costs, with Bradford and London markets showing cautious recovery. Wool trade supports include strong bids for merinos and crossbred yarns, while wool workers face potential wage rises and overtime rule reforms discussed by the Board. The London Bradford exchanges reflect broader global influences, including Rome, New Zealand, and South Africa, on price and supply dynamics.
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Ondon
Westerday
Joe Woo
Warlech
Shawn
Australia
Italy
Ely
Estes
Yasterday
Hogeluines
Kingward
Bradford
Belrér
Ehipment
Raunard
London
Althouigh
Pitor
Victoria
New Zealand
Punto Arena
Eomasses
Wba
Pobeutry
Avernagu
Apne
Trailn
Japan
Tergely
South Africa
Germany
Jane Bendes
Immuence
Dollh Americen
Oman
Nulry
Sli
Jeinuy
Wheat market shifts as Argentine and Australian supplies drive prices
Market reports show Argentine shipments estimated at 36 million bushels, with Australian exports 2 to 4 shillings per quarter higher. Prices ranged 1 to 2/6 per quarter, with February shipments around 42/ per quarter. Rain disrupted harvest in key U.S. regions while European crops face late-season conditions. American wheat remains under pressure from strong freight market activity and overseas demand.
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Trutyagin
Bushela Wi
Orton
Uoomase
Bahior
Dahl Wey
Pehrusry Ab
Leo
Eesieh Recon
Kla
Great Pinas
Mississippi
West
Wenraily
Aariculture 24 Fame Elntes (Hat In Tevenvier
Cemewich Beekwant
Waites
Nevis
Voles
Eraern Gemand Fee Comsumpton
Aged Wariness Persists Over Freight and Political Strain
The article notes ongoing dryness in several countries with some improvement in November as Aakd ware advances and cowings near completion. Overall staple conditions are better than last year, yet stringent freight constraints and political tensions hinder progress.
Dairy Produce Prices Reflect Australian Tastes and Varied Supplies
The market reports mixed demand for butter and cheese with fluctuating imports. Prices fell for Western New Zealand cheese while Australian products faced variable sales. eggs and other imports showed weaker demand and erratic pricing amid tightened supplies and shifting tastes.
MBAT Requirements at the Centre Markee
MBAT notes demand steady as Centre Markee faces limited supplies. Price shifts daily though generally easing. Argentine shipments this week should help steady beer clearances with 98000 quarters versus 170000 last week. Beets shipments to no Continent fall to about 700 quarters from 5000 the prior period.
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Lomb
Loyal Pride of Yangon Lowigesa meets in Oeidfettown
The Loyal Pride of Yangon Lowigesa held its annual meeting on Tuesday December ax in Oeidfettown. Twenty seven members attended. main business covered Hiprianat effects for the war term. Several officers were elected and an installation in Warwick on January Li was announced. Delegates to the WEA reported a pleasant visit. sick pay was allocated to three members.
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Yangon
Lowigesa
Pease
LPM Bros
Hewes
E Deveney
Py Johnson
Bros
My Guys
W. Bro
Fy Boverd Wyler
Bro
Deveney
Warwick
Pride of
Allorn
WEA
Hove Fepors
TRE Axteatara
Amteck
Todge
Felipe
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Allora
Alora Brice Council
Tureday
Chiktrman
Ubbe
Alea
Oche
G. D. Oesh
Rushie
Diviston
W. P. Cooper
RW. Feieuell
CH. Morris
J. A Winelli
Hicks
Mr A. Soman
Euroria
Cestral Hat
Golan Decupacn
Herertcheh
Tront
Barnes
Te Sand Netweer Marshall's
Inns
Eeforming
Andl Atone
Pilch
G. Worland
Shaw
Maher
Bendon
Petra
Feourjltory
Consell
Pandan
Alloys Electric
Feoipatlia i
Ares
Sanuary
Darling
Supet
Ana
Josinath
Aebb
Fordesrent
Hustoris
Syn
Jensen
Ab Elphinsteye
Ayarseer
Hollihan
Mts
Gr. Buhle
Unis
Fmnce
Gr. Gelte
Volker
Bernt
Swynne
Morris
Sus
Mratien Belge
Rosenthal Spice Council
Gr. Rulfe
Naivatua
Cornet
Chatman Ang
Couper
Woodful
Bradman
gRuces
Prt Ploo
FORD
Flaca
POWER
Chile
Texas Company
GIL
Yangan
Susie
Joan
Ver
Dorothy
Yau Grotaer
Dorothy John
Ava
Gary Young
Bushells
Collis
Polis
BaSuiTmen
Seunalata
Dbaxide
Say
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