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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
2
Fragmented market page lists assorted produce with varied prices for potatoes onions turnips cabbages and fruits. Items shown include potatoes 10 to 20 per cwt swedes rhubarb parsley spinach celery and melons with per dozen and per pound quotes and multiple minor entries.
Historical market list shows butter and cheese prices, meats, lard, and bulk goods with varied retail and wholesale quotes. Mentions include butter at 210 per unit, cheese specials, pork cuts, bacon sides, lard at 9d, and grain values per bushel or ton, reflecting diverse commodity rates.
A fragmented entry lists fish market quotations and names including Byndey and Walberg with reference to April dates. Details are unclear but indicate discounting and pricing notes for the local market. The readable items suggest a small, routine market update within a larger page.
The document records a public auction for 023 cakes of tallow with bids rising from 0 to 0 per ton on quality grades. It notes medium and prime qualities and lists quoted prices such as 485/147, 86/t0, 229 per tan, reflecting market assessments and terminology of the period.
The Sydney wool sale notes mixed results with buyers like HG Dulles and HK Wats, while discussion focused on market effects and potential material changes. Elsie Yale and Guid Oloaranene are mentioned in context with observed shifts. the report records the general mood and possible future directions.
A fragmented notice lists trucks ordered for forthcoming Homebush sales with dates and partial timetable. It mentions January and February dates, Mon days, and a test market for a deme of wither sheep sun at Wiggins by Monday.
A fragmented list of firms, prices, and entities appears from the Sydney stock exchange era. Names like Goldsbrough, Hackahall, and Standard feature amid scattered figures and entries. The readable fragment hints at market notes, company mentions, and stock shorthand, with no coherent event.
Broadcast schedule notes a Sunday program lineup at Theatres The Light Awe Our Nelle Chutriem Lacs. Wally Haynes appears at CHI Arnald 1018 Wally Uaynen 1.ty with Light Music Bour. The listing includes 658 Apia Wao and 103 Laweenes showing film and musical acts through the afternoon.
The page lists a Melbourne station’s day schedule with percentages and times, naming several acts and segments. It references Judies and News, musical performances, introductions, and a range of cultural offerings featuring vocal ensembles and orchestral work.
Murky text mixes weather notes and cricket results with references to Geelong Central Hall and a community event. Mentions 73 percent cricket relevance and an 8.0% community slide. Unclear details and dates due to OCR errors.
A fragmentary notice lists several individuals including Margarethal Willilun Whitt Beek Lamon Ana Tak Tougls and references a birthday or anniversary event at a location called King's Arms Hot. Further unclear lines mention additional names and a possible social gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a poultry market with weak demand and sellers named Mgeany mint wyllers and White Inychieny. Mentions timing by 8/6 and a reference to Hiss Mitacuvy, plus a cryptic line about 6 Va 1173 and Mus Wes ATE KS AB.
Thursday trading showed variability with some stocks improving while others held stable. Heavy fluctuations occurred in the rattle region as values shifted, while bonds and related items displayed mixed results. Notable quotes mention specific prices and market activity across several listed items.
Monaro Street Queanbeyan traders and wool exporters IL and LLL and Co visit every part of the district to inspect local wo ol holdings and discuss trade prospects with suppliers and customers.
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