Our Sydney Letter on city reform and moral concerns
Our Correspondent reports on Darling Harbour costs and government action, with Sydney residents split over funding and constitutional issues. The piece critiques schooling, youth welfare, and urban leadership, and notes a roll of 8000 protesting citizens at a farewell concert for M. Wiegand. It closes with an advertisement for Biliousness remedies.
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Bydney
Wedneday
Castoso Haupoun
Metron
Darling Harbour
Sydney
Hesuchompine
Onos Ba
Chear
M. Wiegand
Australia
Prices From Saturday Market Report
Commercial partners union sales list items with unit pricing for butter lard potatoes onions cauliflower and honey per bag per pound and per half can reflect local grocery rate. H. W. Lane reports the day’s prices and reported figures for sale items including quantities and per unit costs.
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Partners Union Sales
H. W. Lane
Butte
Caulifewers
Prices of Dairy and Farm Goods at The New Mart Bales
June 23 report from H. Kelk lists dairy butter, bacon, cheese, ham, and eggs price ranges per pound or bag. Also notes grains, flour, cracked corn, wheat, potatoes, corn, vegetables, pumpkins, tea, ornamental shrubs, fowl, and housing items offered at fair prices.
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MART
Barvapar
Kelk
Hama
Dean
Wheat Market Report From London Fluctuations
Wheat broker Mr. Hi Carter notes a stronger Melbourne market after London reports show damage to American crops due to Heelan fy and insufficient rainfall. July shipments sold at 8 per hundredweight, off coast cargoes at 10d, with prices rising from 20 8d to 10d depending on district and quality. Freight to London from Sydney increased about 50 in recent days, dampening overall gains.
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Hi. BR. Carter
Bydney Sod Malbourne
London
Heelan
Darling Harbour
Gudney
Melbourne
Prices Generally Five Per Cent Better Report
London reports on May 18 1200 noting prices generally five per cent higher as he recalls wool sales. The writer has followed London wool markets since boyhood and sees weeks with notably low offerings versus typical volumes, citing 6000 bales as a rare figure.
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London
Wool market report shows mixed demand and cautious trend
The wool market opens with varied results as buyers adjust to new 8 o'clock sales and higher volumes. Competition rises in some regions while South African and American buyers remain muted. London and Bradford show tentative firmness, with overall sentiment cautious and prices uneven across grades.
Midnight Ride And Ailing Trip Home By Mr Alfred Smith
A report of a midnight journey by Alfred Smith from a coulee residence near Upper Taylors Arm Nom buses River NoW. He describes fatigue from loading corn and moving sheep, weather heavy dew, cold illness after a long ride. He attributes his recovery to Dr Williams pills and shares a medical advertisement tone with claims of cures.
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Alfred Smith
Upper Taylor's Arm
Nombuses River
No.w
Wil
de Williams
Dr Williams
Mr. Gul
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