Football notes from Bibbenluke and Bombala league
Mr Gordon Shaw travels to Sydney to watch Union teams clash with Springboks in NSW. A Bibbenluke Fund benefit yielded 21 17s 6d, enabling debt repayment. Bombala beat Bibbenluke 11 0, with Bombala Reserves defeating Delegate 5 0 and retaining the Tim oat Cup.
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Gordon Shaw
Sydney
Springboks
South Africa
N.S.W
Bibbenlake Fund
Bibbentuka Club
Bombala
Bibbenluke
Delegate
Hockey ho Bouthern Monaro women reach semi final
The Bouthern Monaro women's hockey team in Sydney Country Week won three matches this week. They beat Crockwall 2 1, Central Western 8 1, and Illawarra 5 1 led by McMahon Rumph and Wilson. They face Newcastle in the semi final.
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Tasm
Sydney
Crockwall
Wise
McMahon
Central Western
Nisholaon
Rumph
Illawarra
Wilson
Nicholson
Wauchapa
Newcastle
Postman's Track on Mumbulla Shire Agenda
Discussion at Mumbulla Shire meeting over clearing Postman's track down Tantawangle Mountain to ease stock movement to Tableland. Proposals ranged from £12 to £20, with council and Bombala PP Board urged to share costs. opposition argued no road shown on map and questioned revenue from stock dues.
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Wheatley
Sullivan
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Brown Mountain
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Handcock
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P.P
Conrail
Bullivan
Eden
Kennelly
Cobargo
Belowrs
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Jost
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Rogers
Ryan
Monaro-South Coast Meat Co to add directors
At Nimmitabel last week the Monaro-South Coast Meat Co Ltd directors agreed to increase the board from seven to more, with shareholders to be called soon to approve. The board is optimistic about prospects and expects works to begin operations. broker Mr Markerras will start share sales at an early date.
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Monaro-South Coast Meat Co. Ltd
Nimmitabel
Markerras
Romneys on the Southern Tablelands
Mr P J B Osborne added to Carrandooley stud by purchasing 89 Romney ewes and 33 ewes from Parorangi at Yielding. He also bought six ewes from Mahos and two top stud sires at high-pride dispersal sales in New Zealand.
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Carrandooley
P. J. B. Osborne
New Zealand
North Island
Dominion
Osborne
Mahos
Wool sale at Sydney clears 9400 bales amid strong demand
Commercial firm Messrs Winchcombe Carson report 9400 bales sold at Sydney wool sale on Wednesday. Good length wools in strong demand with generally firm values. Buyers included Japan Monticent Yorkshire and Australian manufacturers. Several lots secured for named buyers with varied prices for ewes wothers and hoggets across Brewarrina Nyngan Bourke Walgatt and nearby districts.
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Wothers
H. O. Thompson
A. F. Thompson
Brewarrina
H. Norris
Bourke
Wweahers
A. Rowe
Walgatt
D. Benson
Wool Market Report from Farmers & Graziers Co op
The Farmers and Graziers Cooperative Co Ltd reports the 1986 37 season close in Melbourne with good wool demand for finest lines, prices 6 to 10 percent below April. Crutchings fall up to 20 percent. Sydney star catalogue auctions set for June 8 with large variability. The Big Lot, over 5000 bales, to be banked on Monday June 7 to close the season.
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Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Co. Ltd
Melbourne
Sydney
Sentra
Farmers & Graziers
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