Pitt Son and Badger y Limited Sale Pitch
Pitt Son and Badger y Limited promotes sale of modern equipment emphasizing lifetime experience, stability and straightforwardness. The message highlights availability of products and benefits to customers.
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
8
Pitt Son and Badger y Limited promotes sale of modern equipment emphasizing lifetime experience, stability and straightforwardness. The message highlights availability of products and benefits to customers.
The report notes only about 5 percent of Australia’s wool sale passes to buyers with growers’ profits still poor. Queensland authorities cut freights and rebates, aiding sheepmen, while New Zealand mostly crossbred clip and South Africa’s stock struggles. French demand rises slightly as UK tariffs ease, but no clear price rebound until a war debt decision. Sydney sales begin June 7 with another catalogue on June 7.
The ordinary meeting at Doorowa was chaired by Dr Te A Cunmek with all members present. The Finance Committee recommended a £27 balance, a £400 Mata Honeily Trust Fund allocation, and a £4,000 loan for Coffey’s Bridge, plus road diversions, weed enforcement, and various maintenance measures across Rye Park, Cowra Road, and Forest Creek areas.
The death of Miss Margaret Jane Clayton aged 83 of Campbelltown and formerly of Gunning is reported. She was a daughter of the late Dr Benjamin Clayton and a granddaughter of the late Commissary General Broughton. Surviving Clayton family members include Kennedy Clayton of Yass aged 86, Bland Clayton of Minto aged 84, and Ultima Clayton of Campbelltown who will be 11 next August.
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