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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
8
Wool report from Pitt Son and Badgerys notes only steady activity in fullmonged wools with larger deals recently. German buyers dominate inquiries as weekly cummulatives show prices below last year after unfavourable seasonal conditions. Market watchers await Friday’s Yorkshire sale for further direction as traders anticipate value trends.
Reward offered for information leading to the conviction of any person opening gates or cutting and damaging wire fencing at RENYU. Authorities seek details to halt trespass and protect property, with payment for actionable intel.
The article outlines fragile wool markets driven by persistent drought and global production limits. It notes high costs, refined quality standards, and wary buyers delaying purchases while shipping and policy shifts influence prices. Local trade stalls as buyers await clearer signals from London and Australian markets.
Mr G Niefuisiis of the Field Sta Dorarement at Agriculture lectured fore mymters of the Macky Purse eneudtuiyt Bareois at the Sureum Purrah Behan of Arts on Friday night. The talk covered top-dressing pasture with phosphate and lime, its economic benefits, and how fertilizer costs compare to potential returns. A vote of thanks, moved by Mr. Chapple, was carried.
Fat Stock Market report from Fleming ton last Thursday shows mixed cattle demand. Prime beef prices range around 40s to 43s per 100 lbs while prime mutton and lamb command around 7s 6d per 100 lbs and other prime weights around similar levels. Values indicate a fair to active market with some variation across classes and weights.
South Western Wheat reports poor rainfall and erratic showers across the district in May and June. Crops show patchy growth, with some stands at risk, wheat near Junee below grain, and variable yields in Wyalong Naradhan and nearby areas. Heavy land has burnt off, germination failures noted, while some crops under test show possible returns with favorable wet weather.
The closing reports on the last series of wool sales in the Brisbane centre show a general uptick after a period of decline. Improvement credited to slight rise in selling by Japan and increased buying by women in Victoria helps brokers in establishing selling patterns.
In Perth Children's Court George James Livery Holy aged 48 was sentenced to 12 months in prison with hard labour for failing to comply with a maintenance order issued February 1924. Hale’s arrears amounted to £562 as no payments had been made. The case marks a severe penalty in the court’s history.
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