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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
5
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Finance and trade briefs mention stock items and bonds, broker actions, and market movements across multiple firms. References include Der eum WT UI tn, 8 per fen, 100 wr 0 TV, Cannes Pontus Cy Bladly Livi, and others such as Born uly and Co, Ell and Howes, Pavaru pet ta, and North pala ype UH GR. Reports imply market activity, broker notices, and price indications without clear event details.
The Brisbane market notes a rally of purchases with many items crete in with only a few prime linens. Prices indicate supplies varied, with 8410.40 Shedden hal and tails heavy but some lines selling from 4 to 6 shillings. Wheat and hay showcase limited demand as stockholders report firm competition and lean overall turnover.
Tuesday prices from the Brisbane fruit and vegetable markets show apples from Belnorthy and related varieties expensive for the season. Tomatoes ripe at higher quotes, cabbages, onions, and peas listed with varying per dozen and per unit rates, including special prices for prime selections and bulk lots.
Queensland board quotations list erade figures: first erade 110 six dozen, wezond four eight, wind one seventh. The notes remain unclear but show financial terms and unit values as reported.
Joan Auman reports a Monday cattle sale with a good yarding of all classes and strong buyer attendance. Dairy cows drew keen competition with prices around 12/6 to 68/6 for high quality stock, while prime cattle showed solid demand at about 20 per 100 pounds for steers and bulls. Buck ward springers were harder to sell amid active participation from meatworks and local butchers.
At the weekly steep ale sewei yards yesterday about 100 fat store sheep were penned. A large attendance of buyers attended and aside from one line of store wether in good clearance sold at prices multimuetory to the vendors. Values were firm compared with last week. Bhorn merino wethers in forward store condition found strong competition and sold well.
A garbled passage shows Valerie trembling as someone named Bayford references a heart, with disjointed phrases about experiments, truth, invitations, and a late hour guest. The text reads like a corrupted diary or stenographic note, presenting scattered names and fragmentary dialogue rather than a clear event.
Report from London and Shanghai describes Japanese landings off the Gouln coast and heavy fighting near Hankow as Chinese forces refuse retreat. British and other Allied officials warn of further Japanese attacks while diplomatic exchanges address the broader crisis.
The Brot parade for the new training year is set for Saturday July 2 at 10 am. Personnel are asked to meet to mark a shift from half day to full day parades. The parade will disarm last half year pay, and all members must attend. The program reduces to four four day parades in place of eight half day parades to improve attendance. Mounted, winter dress, and start time of 10 sharp are noted.
Sydney typewriter mechanics walkout amid wage dispute. Workers demand higher pay and better conditions with meetings planned between employers and unions. First-class mechanics seek about 10s weekly more. second-class about 5s.
Report from Cartle Walt Messrs McDougall and Ve that their est abds held a weekly cattle sale yesterday. About 100 head forward including bullocks seers cows and heifers with cows in calf. Strong buyers attended including representatives who handled Treaty through the sale. Prices ranged widely with steers and cows selling well. Bulls and heifers met keen competition and fetched varied sums per head.
The article reports on allegations surrounding RAF aircraft production and supply issues, noting claims of obsolete machines and poor navigation mechanics. It describes critics arguing that wartime planes were not up to date, and discusses the broader debate over aerospace management and funding.
The House of Representatives agreed to amend the cotton bounty proposal, cutting the bounty by 20 percent and extending the period to 31 days. Mrs P M Fordy sought assurance from the Assistant Administrator while Mr Perkins paused tariff bill inquiries and promised to place the request before a board.
London Monday report says the Anglo American Oil Company struck oil at Dalkeith. Researchers note the discovery may prove of national importance and could affect Scotland's energy outlook.
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