Wool buyers seek clips at market rates in districts
M. Louis, a renowned French wool buyer, will operate for clips at full market rates. Prompt inspectors and growers encouraged to contact W. E. Kyle & Co, Gundaeni, if offering wool in the shed.
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Newspaper
Adelong And Tumut Express
Location
Adelong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
7
M. Louis, a renowned French wool buyer, will operate for clips at full market rates. Prompt inspectors and growers encouraged to contact W. E. Kyle & Co, Gundaeni, if offering wool in the shed.
LGACURSTON tickets offer a single fare for a round trip to Sydney via intermediate stations with Tunint at 4 pm on Saturday in October. Return eligibility varies by distance and ticket type, coupons required, and a 1 to 2 day or month return window. Excursionists return by designated trains only. details from station staff. Morris, Secretary.
Truck to land at Tumut on Monday November s day for the Wagga sale on 1 November. Owners wishing to load kindly advise Wilkinson and Son Tumut or S V Best and Co Pig Salemen Wagga.
Nick Hawken of Central Refreshment Rooms caters breakfast picnics and other parties and guarantees every aspect of action.
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Bavin moved for a Royal Commission into purchases of 600 bales of jute sacks and a £12500 loss by Agriculture Minister Dunn. The motion followed revelations linking W Turnbull of Sydney to the deal, with Turnbull later bankrupt and living in Lake Tawarra. Mr Gillies resigns as premier for a judgeship. Mr McCormack to become premier.
Captain A. H. Clows commander of the Kellita was shot dead at Antwerp. It is alleged the killer was an officer of the ship.
In Sydney the Legislative Assembly heard Mr. Muteh announce plans to advertise across Australia for 200 schoolteachers to fill a nationwide shortage. The move aims to recruit qualified staff to classrooms and address the growing deficit.
Mr Lizzarini spoke in the legislature about taxation on municipal vehicles. The brief remarks addressed how councils manage fleet costs and potential fiscal impacts on local government operations.
In a scope of a prior Labor Government the state faced a loss of £10,000 over a Dunn purchase. Mr. Bavin noted Dunn failed to consult departmental officers before the contract, questioned the price at signing 14/9 per dozen, and argued the current season price exceeding 12/104 while the maximum legitimate price should be 14/. He urged serious reflection on the Minister for Agriculture over these proceedings.
Fragmentary notes show quoted prices for wheaten products and lucerne hay. Mentions include good wheat at 6/1 and lucerne hay around 7/60, with separate references to Tasmanian potatoes and Crookwell items. Details are incomplete and unclear.
A collision in Oxford Street Sydney at 10 am left three injured. Ivan Rogers suffered head lacerations and deep cuts, W Johnson aged 23 had shoulder injuries and abrasions, Jacob Allen aged 87 sustained abrasions, while two other men received minor injuries as a bus swerved to avoid a tram and another vehicle struck the bus.
Legislative assembly members claim the motor traffic department did not collect taxation or fees from councils for road tractors and other vehicles, prompting scrutiny of revenue procedures and enforcement.
Ken Hoad Jr of the Legislative Assembly faces a stern admonition after a Junea mayor, his father, urged in council that his replies to inquiries were unsatisfactory. The incident, noted by the Daily Telegraph, sparks talk of his epistolary habits and the mock nickname Annie Swan among colleagues.
A 38 year old Temora man Roberson is reported missing in Sydney after arriving Oct 8 and checking into the Great Southern Hotel. His luggage remains at the hotel and relatives say he carried a large sum of money, raising concerns of foul play.
Notice from C B Jepsen Shire Clerk and Returning Officer for Tumut Shire announces the municipal council election to be held on Saturday 5 December 1925. Nomination day is Friday 6 November 1925 at Tumut Shire Hall, noon. Nomination forms and information available at the Shire Office during office hours.
The win by Hy Aiken of Manly Wisconsin in a window dressing contest drew about 60 competitors. The prize of 48 shillings and 3 pence, donated by the National Cash Register Co, crowned a display featuring a porch scene, hanging fruit, cut glass bowls, and reflective mirrors forming a garden view. Aiken, a Sydney pharmacist noted for stylish displays, aims to please customers as a path to repeat business and steady profits.
The Royal Agricultural Society discussed fodder conservation and the Murrumbidgee P and A Society in Wagga unanimously voted to run a competition during the coming season. Local agricultural leaders urged organized efforts across the state to promote fodder conservation through regional competitions and coordinated work among societies.
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