No Substitute For Wool Says U.S. Expert
Melbourne, April 26. — Reports that he Americans had encouraged the Japanese to, produce synthetic wool are described as "Incredible" by…
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Farming & the land, 1948
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Wool Sales
Sydney, April 27.—Prices ruled in the sellers' favor for all free good styles of wool at today's Sydney wool auctions. The market was firm for all…
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Sydney, April 28.—Under strong and general competition all the bent features of recent sales were reflected in the Sydney wool sales today. Values ruled…
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Sydney, April. 38.—General MacArthur has sent a representative to Australia to buy two million dollars' worth (£625,351) of wool for Japan…
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The Adelaide wool sales yesterday remained firm on Tuesday's prices, representing a rise of between 10 and 15 per cent…
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Sydney, April 29.—The wool auctions closed with prices very firm and conditions unchanged from the previous week's stiles. The tendency was in the…
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Adelaide.—Wool sale closed yesterday with the market still 10 to 13 per cent, higher than at the previous series of auctions. Sales:…
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Sydney.—The [?]st direct shipment of Australian wool to Soviet Russia will be loaded on the steamer Lake Sicamous next week…
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On behalf of 100,000 woolgrowers of Australia, Mr. Douglas T. Boyd, Chairman of the Australian Wool Board last Friday presented Sir Laurence and…
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Sydney, May 4.—The market at to-day's Sydney wool sales showed an upward trend for all descriptions except some grades of carbonising wools. There…
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In view or the continued pressure on universities in the United Kingdom, men and women who have served in the Armed Forces, as in the past be given…
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Sydney, May 5.—Prices tended in the owners favor for all well grown fleeces and skirtings at today's Sydney wool gale. All the best features of the…
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Sydney.—The complete lack of nicotine, for treatment of internal parasites of sheep was causing grave concern to stockowners,…
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Young, May 5.—A record number of prunes, totalling approximately 1400 tons, is being handled by the Young pool. The previous best, 1300 tons, was…
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Official report of the S. A. Stock Salesmen's Association, Adelaide Abbattoirs Cattle Market, Monday: The yarding of cattle was heavier than…
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The Stock market at the Adelaide abattoirs on Wednesday showed a hardening of sheep prices. Quotations:…
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Sydney, May 6.—A reduction of U.S. import duty on Australian wool at the Geneva trade conference had meant a factory for Australia. Mr. A. Sparks,…
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Sydney, March 6.—At the closing wool auctions of the week excellent conditions continued to rule under strong general competitions. There was, however, a…
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A link between two well-known pastoralist families will be forged when on May 12 Miss Rita Barra clough and Mr. Clarrie Vigar will…
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New York, May 9.—Wheat exports of the world are supplied to the extent of 97 per cent by Canada, Australia and Argentina,…
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