Textile market and supply trends amid strikes and exports
Reports from Behe, Beil and Co and others describe ongoing textile concerns in Melbourne and London markets. Prices, stock levels, and futures show pressures from strikes and production disruptions, with expectations of modest gains in certain fabrics while overall stocks remain large in Home and Continental centers. The Empire Wool Centre event in Melbourne signals a regional gathering of Commonwealth and Dominion representatives.
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Galdshroush, Mave and Up, Ltd
Tellemungerys
Wurley
Salem
Frances
Prieva
A. Antinkwge
Commonwealth
Empire
Dominion of New Zealand
Union of
Wellington Police Court Fines For Drunk and Motor Act Breaches
At Wellington Police Court before Mr Atkinson P M Steve Nowe charged with drunken conduct was fined 6 shillings in default 24 hours Cameron and B A Taylor received 10 shillings and 6 shillings 6 pence penalties for breaches of the Motor Act in the case of Palive v Denjanin Sloane and five Dan for Liquor Act breaches W R W Po Kelly appeared for the defendants asking for remand as Mr Sloane was ill a writ certifying his condition was produced a wound was granted to Tuth June
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Steve Nowe
Cameron
B.A. Taylor
Palive
Denjanin Sloane
Dan
W. Po Kelly
Sloane
Water side regulations debate stalls at Senate visit
The Tevidint of the Senate blocked an address to the Governor General protesting further water side rules. Senator Kingemill led with the Senate’s formal submission while Sir Esaine Isaacs may not be granted a reply until the Senate reconvenes next Wednesday.
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Senate
Sen- Mor Kingemill
Jawse
Esaine Isaacs
Transport Workers’ Act
Sena
Sentor Kinggwill
MH. Monahan
Yarrotum
Jes le Vacs
Wadnes Tay
World wool talks eye South Africa and Australia
Delegates from South Africa meet in Melbourne for a wool conference with aims to discuss uniform market lines and trade issues. Talks hint at regulation and price stability while noting current high clothing costs and the impact of silver price drops. Final sales are set for mid June with thousands of bales auctioned, including Western State wool and home catalogues.
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South Africa
Perth
New Zealand
Melbourne
Canada
Toca
Ministry of Labour
Finvette
Imperia
Cathe
Orange Weekly Stock Sales Report At Leed Brothers Yard
Leed Bros report cattle about 600 head yarded with strong turnout of local and visiting buyers. Trade cattle failed to sustain the improved rates from last week though stores sold well. Best stock reached 10 pounds 1 shilling. cows 1 hundred pounds. heifers 8 pounds 16 shillings. paddies 8 pounds 8 shillings. Sheep yarded over 8000. market did not maintain last week’s value.
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Leed
Bros. Led
Best
Care of lambing for ewes urged by agriculture expert
The Sheep and Wool Expert warns western districts lambing is ending yet care remains crucial. Proper exercise, regular inspection, and two paddocks aid lambing, with marking and salt yard use to tag young lambs. Eidetic notes from Cowra trials link ewe condition to easier parturition and lower mortality, urging moderate gestation care for Merino and British crossbreeds.
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Department of Agericulture
Wateway
Cowra
Demand For Pastoral Products Amid World Slump
The article notes a dip in world wool values but reports Australian wool clips and limited sales through September should bolster the market as the new season starts. It highlights that sheep products remain in demand despite weak global economics, with mutton exports from Australia dropping postwar but total shipments rising this year, and stresses the need for prices that overseas buyers can pay.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Australia
Merina
Did
Perth
Wall's Auction House Ad Declares All Work Guaranteed
Fragmentary notice lists F. C. Wall at 118 Pevey Street offering guaranteed work with promises of full service. Mentions Sydney and Pennie names in unclear context.
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Sydney Yricer
F. C. Wall's
Pevey Street
Flying Notes of the Week in Australian Aerial Progress
Aviation notes celebrate Wapids visiting Narromine for an experimental rip piloted by Fraser and McGilvary, praising directional wireless safety for regular air routes. Mentions plans for Very pistols on passenger machines, Imperial Air Ways routes, and Mollixen's ground planning. Credits pilots Holden and Tapp, and notes Guinea Airways profits and freight by air with various cargo examples.
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Air Force
Scotty Ty
London
Rarachj
Karach
Darwin
Allettalian
Melbourne
Mollixen
PT. Ulm
Blue Air Taxis
Melbourne Aviation
Lee Murray
Pro- Brest
N.S. Wales
Unis
Tudor
Narramina Agro Club
Aero Clube
Tapp
Q.a.n-T.a.s
Brisbane-Darwin
Apollo
Atlanta
Les Holden
New Guinea
The
Guinea Airways
Holden
Canberra
Proight Beneen
England
Egypt
Dairies Super Vision Act defended by Minister Dunn
The Minister of Agriculture Hon W F Dunn says calls to suspend the Cirrus Supervision Act are considered. He favors keeping the act to protect public health and the dairy industry in the state with butter quality and export standing at stake.
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W.F. Dunn
Dunn
Brutn
New South Wailer
Blu
Tts
Unsold Wheat Stocks Debate at World Conference Rome
Sir Herbert Robinson, London Urn Trade Association delegate, argues in The Times that government stockpiling in exporting and import regulations worsen the wheat glut. He warns against international control amid a global grain market that sets the price daily and urges restraint to avoid global chaos in growing and consuming wheat.
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Herbert Robison
Rome
London Urn
Trade Association
the Times
Shere
Uie
Canadian Wheat Pool
American Farm Board
Wool prices in 1913 14 parity but Australian values high
World wool prices sit 16 percent below 1913/14 levels while Australian values rise due to exchange effects. Catton suffers from artificial silk competition and disturbed eastern markets. Indian and Chinese demand remains limited. Australian fleece output expected to rise with heavier shorn yields. Clearing sales planned in Melbourne and Geelong this week. A catalogue of 3000 bales to be offered in Sydney on Tuesday June 9.
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Paris
Australia
Catton
India
China
Iguren
Melbauran
Geelong
Sydney
Youthful Minds Claim Bright Future Amid Doubtful World
Readers voice belief that young people, though mocked as immature, possess fresh reasoning. They argue youths can distinguish right from wrong and understand at least one fact clearly, praising potential to contribute to better times and decisions.
Western Line Tobacco Growth Change in Services
New milewinter train service alters Western line through trains. Sydney mail departures shifted earlier and arrivals accelerated to reduce travel time. Several services to Orange and Coonamble on Sundays and Saturdays receive revised schedules, with start times moved and arrivals adjusted to earlier morning times.
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Severn
Willeave Sydney
Syngut
Sydney
Mudgwe
Mudgee
Orange
Gennge
Cubbie
Soundayey
Coonumble
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement touts Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds, claiming quick relief and widespread use among families seeking a simple medicinal aid.
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Behie
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Liss
Bales
Melbowne
Berie
Ryley Rales
Dubib
Cme
Abi McCoy
McCoy
Wellman Wna
A. Dollie
Gi. W. Grid
Wellington
Mr. Atkinson
P.M
Ger
Orange Weekly
Aviation
H. Bowden Fietcher
Non
Bec
Narromine Aero Club
Dairies Supervision Act
Erin
Miter
Muir Mugueverett
Fobble
GW. Grifthe
Balle
Maguacine Ie Publishing
Arieles
Focal Neweagere
Aquantity Suitligs
Dave
Consien
C. Seymour
Avon
Orance
Gene Stratton Porter
T. A. Dickson
Tis
A.m.ls
T. A. Dickson & Co
Victoria
VESTA
Howland
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