Legal Notice from Goulburn Solicitor Arranges Braidwood Visit
A solicitor from Goulburn named F. Thomas facilitates a visit to Braidwood by arrangement. The notice provides contact details for interested parties to engage further.
13 Dec 1932
Page 1
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1932
Page
1
A solicitor from Goulburn named F. Thomas facilitates a visit to Braidwood by arrangement. The notice provides contact details for interested parties to engage further.
Report covers wool prices and production outlook across Australia with emphasis on New South Wales and Queensland. Notes include effects of rainfall on sheep flocks, grazing pressure from older stock, Lausanne reparations impact on confidence, and steady European and Asian demand aiding ongoing wool sales in Sydney ahead of Christmas periods.
Distribution of stud hams proceeds under department sale terms to all rockowners in the state. KE A Billote reports orders totaling 1240 rama have been issued with most deliveries completed. The group lists 170 animals from multiple breeds including ewes Lombsters, Jeromney Mar shea, Detect Horns, Corrie ales, Lincoln, Leicester, and Suffolks among entries.
A waxed procedure describes brushing starch over porous paper to stiffen and straighten a sagging sheet. The method mentions applying evenly using circular motions and focusing on areas with severe curling to restore flatness and improve handling.
A brief item notes Christmas sales and promotional prices in local advertisements. The readable text references a 10d price point and mentions festive offers, with no specific store names or dates clearly identified.
The study from the Dairying Division shows cows infested with ticks produced substantially less milk, with heavily infested cows yielding up to 42 percent less. Weight gain also dropped, while tick-free cows gained more weight despite equal feeding.
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