Burrowa Show Committee Sets Dates and Duties
The Burrowa P.A. and Association holds a long meeting at Tettersalls Cahill Hotel with members handling trot show rights, prizes, and supervisory duties. Officials discuss bids for pavilion work, sales rights on August the City tender, and arrangements for upcoming trotting events and prize donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrowa P.A. and H. Association
Tettersalls
Cahill
Hotel Central
Fr. BF. Fahey
Mosers
W. Fahey
O. Burns
Boulding
W. H. Wilkinson
W. Teylor
EK. MacPherson
L. Gruber
P. Roberts
F. Clark
R. Hazell
R. B. Roberts
L. Dowling
Arthur Gorham
Archie Gorham
F. A. Smith
G. Weaver
L. L. Williams
C. Chudleigh
G. Clements
J. A. Edmunds
G. Hughston
A. G. Ogden
Wool market outlook and French demand amid currency changes
The 1996 wool season closed with higher prices and renewed activity, especially for French orders and Yorkshire wool, despite prior uncertainty. Devaluation of the franc boosted demand in wool for export and mill goods, with notable gains in Bradford tops and Croig bred tops, while French buying may signal broader recovery though permanence remains uncertain. The opening sales for the new season are planned for Sydney on August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Yorkshire
Bradford
France
Ber
South
New
Zealand
South American
Commonwealth
Maramet
Great
Britain
United States
Belgium
Wales
Bydney
Wool Market Review Signals Strong Demand Across Regions
The final wool sale series for 1936 37 closed in Brisbane and Perth with strong demand for good fleece and merino types. Japan was quiet while Europe and British mills boosted purchases. stocks are low across countries, suggesting a sound market unless political or economic shocks arise. London sales begin next week with 77 100 lots on offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldebrough, Mort and Co. Ltd
Brisbane
Perth
Bradford
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Commonwealth
United States of America
United Kingdom
Russia
United States
Europe
London
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
New Zealand
Miss Norris Marsden Street Boorowa Adjoins Lady's Shop
A brief street note locates Miss Norris Marsden on Marsden Street Boorowa next to Mr Lady's Shop with no further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsden Street
Boorowa
Mr Lady
Wedding of Enid Lucas and Donald Sargent in Wagga
Miss Enid Eliza Lucas daughter of Mr and Mrs Lucas of Tarcutta married Donald Edwin Sargent son of Mrs J H W Sargent and the late Mr J H Sargent at St Johns Church Wagga. The ceremony featured traditional vows, bridal gown, and a reception at Elizabeth Cafe Wagga followed by a Sydney honeymoon and plans to settle at Aberne Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Fietcher
Tareutta
St. Johns Church
Wagga
Enid Eliza Lucas
WL. Lucas
Mavis Bunter
Mre. W. McEachern
John Sargent
Binalong
Lyle Lucas
W. H. Baylis
Heavenly Father
Sydney
Wollongong
Merinos for Japan Big Purchases in New Zealand
Large consignments of merinos are exported to Japan from New Zealand following a visit by Japanese expert D Kondo. Fifteen hundred Corriedales were bought at Canterbury Isst with further thousands likely, while 240 stud ewes and 11 rams were purchased at Marlborough and shipped via Wellington to the Melbourne Maru. The sale was approved by the New Zealand Sheep Breeders' Association and animals branded. Six Russian buyers are in New Zealand, and Mrs Fla plans to take 68,000 rams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Japan
New Zealand
D_ Kondo
Canterbury
Marlborough
Wellington
New Zealand Sheep Breeders’ Association
Ford V8 Economy Test Sets 23.02 MPG Across Australia
Ford Motor Company conducted an economy test with 1047 Ford V-8s from Cairns to Perth. Cars averaged 23.02 miles per gallon under adverse weather and varied roads, with independent observers verifying fuel use and speed between 40 and 50 mph. Mr And Adams is the Ford dealer for Boovewa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Cairns
Perth
Ford Motor Company
and. Adame
Boovewa
A Cool Drink In Drying Continent Claypans
The passage describes rain in continental claypans forming temporary pools where a frog shelters. In winter a spectre of small frogs appears, then as the clay dries the frog burrows into mud, storing water until rains return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poohane
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Burrowa Show Society
Symons Radio and Electrical Service
Shaw
Messrs. Clements and
Weaver
Tne
Skinner's Limited
Skinner
Williams
W. Favey
Howell
CN Reynolds
Cambridge
Young Pastoral and Agricultual Association
Young
Land Newspaper
Department of Apticulture
Tillock & Co., Ltd
Aunt Mary
T. Fox
E. Fletcher
Taylor
Bank of New South Wales
Mr. P. Roberts
MacPherson
Loring Buring Ltd
Mr. Williams
Les
Binalong Man
Archie Regan
Binafong
S. A. Thornton
P.M
E. G. Elrington
Mesere
Elrington
J. A Sharpe
White Rose Cife
Tle
Bath
Witfees
Rcap
Inspector Bath
PoMs
Elvington
My. Elrington
Tregan
Sharpe
Sykes
Diocese OF
Goulburn
Jts
Bungonia
North Goulburn
Lake Bathuret
Canberra
Melbourne
Arketone
Lang's Creek
Qovanbeyan
Yass
Newcastle
Bendick Murrel
Thuddungoe
Armidale
South Coast
Bega
Cobarga
Badalla
Moruya
Braidwood
Bungendore
Gunning
Bamlong
Vass
Ailcher
Chet
West Goubbua
Ena
Lake Bathurst
Cowecay
Arkstene
Wivcclan
Buring Ltd
C. A. Edmunds
Seorowa
Country Women's Association
B. A. Edmonds
Archie Gorhem
Ark
Willys
R. J. Davis
Briar Street
Bostown
Borrowa News
Wool Report
Dale's
Miss. Norris
Chere
Ipeming of the First Bank
George
Hae
Australis
Tr Madfetdaodr
Merinos
Hesity
Hawkes Bay
FORD
Q. d. Stuart
Undertaker
Frederick - Arnold
Monumental Mason
L. P. Rosen & Son
Fernhill Nusseries
Pennant Hills, Rd
Carlingford
Mls
Epping
Alter Howe
Patterson Bros
Boorowa, Harden and
Borrowa Harden Young
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