Wool Sale Reports Mixed Demand and Uncertain Prices
A war sale on Monday showed strong and general competition with drought-affected lines selling poorly. Top price reached 127d for 7 bales in AAAE quality. overall buoyancy limited to a few lines above 12d. A shift to smaller catalogues is planned when sales resume in Sydney on October 7 as buyers return from Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schute
Bell Indies
Toul
Werktinge
Wasty
Burry
Drowcht
Mnes
Bort
P. J. Kelly
Ecase
Sydney
Brisbane
Wool Sale On New South Wales Bales Impress Buyers Abroad
Colborough Mert and Co report sale day results with 4065 bales across NSW districts including Nangan Morundah Millie Forbes and Warren and Central Queensland. Demand from Germany France Japan Italy Belgium and the US supported 5 per cent gains in skirtings and firmer fleece wools. Eurella brand from Eurella Queensland topped at 13id.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbbrough
Mert and Co
Reauvort
Nangan
Morundah
Millie
Forbes
Warren
New South Wales
Queensland
Germany
France
Japan
Bradford
Italy
Belgium
America
Eurella
Field and Vickery Ltd
Bathurst
Fine litter of nine pups for Don Pantheon
Lady a pedigree kangaroo dog owned by Mr Alexander Matterson of Kenmore has given birth to nine healthy pups to Don Pantheon. The litter is reported in excellent condition and may set a record.
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Alexander Matterson
Kenmore
Don Pantheon
Court Finds H H Bridge Owes £187 16s For Commission
In Yass District Court Judge Coyle parcels the case amid public interest. H H Bridge stock and station agent owed A 8 Ledger grazier for commission on the sale of defendant's property. A verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount was returned. Earl Hesuchamp governor of NSW eighty years ago staying with General Mackay at Wallend is to open the Cootamundra show.
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Yass
Coyle
H. H. Bridge
Ledger
Grampion Hills
Earl Hesuchamp
Mackay
Wallendbeen
Shocking case in Harden Twin babies die in suspected malnutrition
Coroner opens inquest into the deaths of Gwendoline Joy and her brother at Harden. Nurse's feeding instructions and family poverty are examined as evidence suggests malnutrition and neglect. Mother Bertha Barrett defended feeding plan while Dr Heggarton notes advanced wasting. The inquiry adjourned to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Foley, Jr
Sergeant North
Horn Len
Hutb Instant
William Arthur Barrett
Binalung Street
Harden
Gwendoline Joy Barrett
Yass
Jone
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Prioe
Heggarten
Brady
Deasey
Barrett
Heggarton
Murrumburrah
Eli
Sabe
Mra Barrett
Bertha Elisabeth Barrett
Nuree Dvasey
Glebe Point
Couple charged after deaths of twin infants
William Barret and his wife were committed for trial by the Murrumburra Coroner on Friday. The twins Gwendoline and Kevin, three months old, died amid alleged malnutrition improper care and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendoline
Kevin
William Barrett
Murrumburrah
Miss Ellen Melville Attacks Local Manufacturing Attitudes
Auckland City councillor Miss Ellen Melville slashed New Zealanders for feeling ashamed of locally made goods. She charged factory managers with avoiding the Made in New Zealand label, claiming imports would ruin business. She extolled New Zealand hats and praised local women, saying brains were in the Leg That Counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Germany
New
Auckland
Big Chief White Horse Eagle Tour of Europe Prominent Red Indian Leader
The 108 year old High Chief White Horse Eagle, leader of 500 tribes, completed a two year European tour. He told a Daily Express reporter, I have many friends here, they love me and I love them. Born in 1822, he became a chief in 1840 and claims vast experience, recalling Lincoln, Queen Victoria’s Jubilee, seven battles, treaties, and world tours, showing relics and symbols as signs of a grand personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horse Eagle
Europe
Regland
Tooo
Daily Express
Curimacia
Mit
America
Curimuicia
Abraham Lincoln
Queen Victoria
Huffaly Bill
Faeland
Passing of Neils Neilson And His Lifelong Principles
Neils Neilson a cabinet maker and Labor idealist died at Waverley two months ago leaving an estate under £100. He won Boorowa in 1890, became the first Labor Minister for Lands in 1910, and resigned on principle over expediency. Nielsen Park commemorates his stance against political compromise and his street corner gospel of “The land for the people.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niela Rasmus Wilson Neilson
Niela
Waverley
Holman
Nielson
Helman
State Labor Party
Grenfell
Boorowa
Lang
McGowan
Labor
Neilson
Nielsen
Landa
Peter Loughlin
Nicolson
Sydney Harbor
London Wool Market Sees Decline Amid Weak Demand
The market reports lower prices across pelts and fats with a total of 1403dium sold. Overseas buyers dominated, local operators quiet, and competition limited as London sales approach outcomes. Prices quoted include Winters 2bd to 3d, first pelts 40d to dd, and various does and pelts ranging across small denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Ruckers
Bath
Ib. Dearer
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Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Mead Offee
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
Monumental Masons
East Street
Lidcombe
Burrows
J. J. Cummins
Hoorowa
Loan & Eerie
Wool Report
Man
Gwembline Day
Kevin Douglas
N.Z
Big Chief
Neils Neilson
London
Schute Bell
Ucle Iin
OLS & CO
Beko John Haig
Tooheys Ltd
Tooth & CO. Limited
Kent
Grevery
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