Wool Continues Spiral
Goulburn, January 18.—For the second successive day three new world's records were established at the Goulburn wool…
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Farming & the land, 1951
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South African Wool Returns
Pretoria.—For the first five months of the present action wool sales in South Africa totalled £32,778,000. This return is already greater than the value of the…
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Adelaide, January 16:— The Adelaide Woolbrokers' Association announced to-day that at last week's 3 day sale 40,868 bales realised £7,825,353 which is a…
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The Cottage Industries Board. United Previnct, has suggested to the Government of India that it should revise its policy basically to enable the handloom…
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Sydney, January 15.—Wool sold at auction in Australia during the last six months of 1050 realised £370,812,729 for 1,718,033 bales. For the corresponding…
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Sydney, January 15 — [?] of wool was likely to contin[?] appreciable period as request [?] were large according to a [?] by…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Record Prices For Goulburn Wool
Goulburn, January 17. — Three world records were established at the Goulburn wool sales today. Two bales of comeback wool brought 267½d, and…
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London.—More than 70 schoolteachers, lecturers and students from all parts of Britain have devoted a week of their Christmas and New Year holiday to a…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sydney Wool Sales Remain Firm
Sydney, January 15.—All the best features of the closing days of the Mile last week were again in evidence at the wool sales today. Values ruled fully firm…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Wool Remains at Record Prices
Sydney, January 22.—All descriptions of comebacks and crossbreds showed an advance of 5 per cent, at today's wool sales when compared with…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New Soldier Farm Scheme C'wealth Approves Plan
Canberra, January 22.—Approval of State proposals for the acquisition and development of 158 new farms for a war service land settlement scheme…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Station Sheep Killed
Local police are inquiring into the killing of three sheep on a district station during the weekend. The sheep were slaughtered…
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SYDNEY.—A new world record price of 313¼d. a lb. for greasy merino fleece was made at Sydney wool sales…
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The official report of the S.A. Stock [?] Association on the Abattoirs cattle market of Monday was:—Although the booking by rail was very…
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Sydney, January 25.—Auctions closed at Sydney wool sales today under keen and widespread competition from all sections of the trade, chief buyers being the…
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Goulburn, January 18.—For the second successive day three new world's records were established at the Goulburn wool…
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The following is a report kindly forwarded by Dalgety's:— New England snatched the world's record for Merino fleece at Sydney wool [?]try, of Lyndhurst, Armidale, advancing the peak price of the season to 313[?]d and eclipsing last week's record at Goulburn by 1d…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Paris Uses Wool for Luxury Clothing
Paris, January 24.—The high cost of wool is rapidly placing it in the luxury fabric class. Paris, recognising this, has decreed wool accessories for winter. And they include glamorous…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Action Under Way To Combat New Wheat Rust Strain
Rust an ever-present threat to the world's bread supplies, is causing concern in the United States in a new race, [?]15 B…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Women In Pastoral Industry Dangerous Influence, Says A.W.U. Secretary
Sydney, January 26.—In an attack on the employment of women as cooks in shearing sheds. the general secretary of the A.W.U., T. Dougherty, said…
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