Australia Faces World Economic Pressures and War on Prices
Australia confronts a global downturn with wool, wheat, and other exports losing value while transport costs and tariffs rise. The piece argues for improving efficiency, expanding internal manufacturing, and boosting output to meet cheaper foreign goods, urging caution against costly subsidies and urging focus on lowering unit costs to stay profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Australu
New Zealand
Bradford
France
Germany
Japan
Canberra
Scullin
Mure
Victor Talking Tachinoy Delightful Tone at Paling's Sydney
A readable fragment notes a delightful tone and beautiful appearance of a product or item linked to Paling's in Sydney. The text invites readers to wait for easy terms offered by the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Paling
Sydney
Waite
HORSE BREEDING IN AUSTRALIA HIT BY DEPRECIATION AND DRY SPELLS
The article notes a long term downturn in horse breeding across Australia due to sustained drought and financial depression. It argues a shortage of young draught horses threatens farmers and lenders, as breeders halt operations and the economy shifts away from horse labor toward tractors and grain overproduction. The piece contrasts effects in the USA and Canada, highlights the potential impact on farm work, and stresses the horse’s continued yet diminished role in agriculture amid price declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fulure
C.S.A
Canada
USA
First Miller of the Colony and early grinding mills
The article recalls Thomas Allan born circa 1748 died August 24 179 aged 46. his grave marks in St Johns cemetery Parramatta. It details early millers in Sydney and Parramatta including tread mills Cheye contrivances and the first windmill set on Observatory Hill in 1796 with mills at Sydney Domain Darlinghurst and Parramatta, plus notes on food scarcity and pioneer life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Allan
St. John's
Parramatta
Phillips
Sydney
Thorpe
Observatory Iill
Sydney Domain
Daleinghurst
Unclear Economic Debate Runs Through Local Commentary
An excerpted passage critiques economic statesmanship and subsidies, naming Watters wheat and the potential inflation of credit. It mentions local grites, the tin sterling, and a broader drift toward currency alignment. References to Exide Matterson and Pail's Garage appear as stray insertions amid the fragmented text.
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Southern Cross
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