Wool Market Clears Auction Backlog in June Rush
The Wool Report outlines a cautious outlook with June auctions extending over a fortnight. Wool prices stay firm, with 10,000 bale volume expected. shearing spread and logistics noted as stockbuilders prepare for a late clearance catalogue of about 4,000 bales on June 18.
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Yale
Syed
Ion
Africa
USA
Lapay
How to Make Gardens More Attractive This Spring
An early guide on preparing garden beds and plant care for roves and bedding schemes. It advises deep but gentle soil treatment, layered soil successions, and careful watering to support flowering beds, roses, and bedding plants, with notes on varieties and maintenance for a lush display.
Notice written warnings for trespass in Springfield area
Notice warns any person found removing wood hunting hooting or otherwise trespassing without authority in Springfield will be prosecuted. Signed by Ethel Spicer Springfield Borough.
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Springfield
Ethel Spicer
Notice to Trespassers on Morton Armstrong Property
Notice to trespassers warning that any person found cutting or damaging fences or otherwise trespassing on Morton Armstrong property at Tulangi Boorowa will be prosecuted.
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iNin Uate
Morton DP. Armstrong
Tulangi
Boorowa
Notice to Trespassers on Corringle land at Sunbury
Notice warns trespassers or those leaving gates open or taking short cuts on Corringle land at Lugarno Sunbury Graham and Saunyaide will be prosecuted without respect to personae.
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Corringle
Lugarno
Sunbury
Graham and
Saunyaide
Covmey Producers Report Shows Wool Trade Stagnation
The Covmey Producers report from May notes a quiet week in the InGaKwok market with little business as owners hold back reserves. Wool consignments for the June sales are rising, mainly crutchings and lambs, with autumn horn type shorn and dust reduced. prices expected to hold while inferior lots may see demand dip.
Crow Your Own Fruit Catalogue Request
Fragmented notice invites readers to order a variety of fruit trees including almonds figs pears plums and quince with names like Homer Lamon Mayilaring and Citnayy Family listed. catalogue available by mail order and postage only.
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Shepherds
Maine
Shepherd & Son Ltd Farm and Garden Scene Ad
Shepherd and Son Ltd advertise a farm and garden scene business established since 1827. They provide postal address Box 36085 GPO Sydney and offer telegraph service under the name SHEPHERD Sydney.
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G.P.O
Sydney
Shepherd, Sydney
Man Charged With Murder Of Taxi Driver in New South Wales
Derwent Evans Arkinstall appeared in Police Court on Saturday charged with the murder of Howard Thomas Chambers, a taxi-driver found shot near Slaed's Creek on the Bathport Road. He also faced a separate charge of stealing a sedan valued at £200 from Industrial Acceptance Corporation on May 29. Arkinstall was remanded until Monday, June 1. The body was found after the cab was located abandoned near Mul Heminhy on the previous Wednesday.
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Srishane
Derwent Evans
Slaed's Creek
Wool trade notes and upcoming auctions in Pyrmont
Seated in the May 24 notice, Wal Brokers plan catalogues for autumn wool sales featuring sheep and lamb offerings and some oxy monte. Private treaties have moved many lots, with buyers urged to consign wool or additives to Pyrmont store before Saturday. Japan’s wool buying drive for 1929 4 and uniforms for its army are noted, with expectations of larger Australian wool receipts next season. An electric plant promotion is also mentioned.
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Sehute Bell Boduery
Lumby Tetevi
Wal
Auealla
Japan
Aasimlin
Australia
Barrel Clover in New South Wales Agriculture Study
C Walkden Brown reports on Barrel Clover as a hardy forage legume found along railway lines near Harden in New South Wales. The plant shows strong growth, burrs, and potential as stock feed, with tests by the Agriculture Department noting soil limitations and geographic suitability from Grenfell to Kugawra.
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New
South Wales
Hanter
Nature
Bovaniet
Botanic Gaz Ete
Harden
Hannafords
Agriculture Department
Grenfell
Kuguwra
Department of Agsculture 1
Primus
Hamer Tush Sheep and Lamb Yarding Report
County producers sold at Hamer tush on the 22nd yarding included 16,00 sheep and 10,200 lambs. The yarding consisted of wethers and ewes with a fair mix of quality sheep. Competition was stronger than the previous day with Valier firmer and demand broadly active across grades. Lambs and hoggets showed good interest with prime lots attracting bidding. sheep quality varied, with cattle present in the yard and a generally fair market.
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Hamer Tush
Seleem
UBL
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