Australian miners blamed for poor record in wartime
Correspondence criticises Australian coal mining for stoppages and poor output in 1942 1944, comparing with Britain and the United States. Signed by Robt W Davie secretary of the Southern Colliery Proprietors' Association, 11th August 1944.
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Australia
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Britain
United States
France
Robt
Davie
Seuthern Colliery Proprietors’sociation
Wool and War Effects on Wool Prices and Trade
Report on New York Futures showing uncertain prices as war outlook shifts. British stockpiling for relief and government purchases of clothing affect UK materials. Postwar demand may rise with home consumption and export revival. NSW clips show poor quality signaling broader supply concerns.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
New York
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
France
Belgium
United Kingdom
Coun S
Great Britain
Reverence for truth urged in a grim warning
A fragment quotes a line on truth and peace from The Mean of St Pauls and references Norman Owens at 22 Mulghan Street offering plumbing services. The text blends a moral maxim with a local business notice, implying a historical city record tone.
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St. Pauts
Norman Owens
Maughan Street
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Demkyas
Continental Relief Clothing
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C. J. “Shakespeare & Sons
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GZ. F. Shakespeare and Sons
Wellington
Wan