Wool rising April figures beaten by 15 percent
Sydney wool openness at final sale started strong with high competition among buyers including American, Japanese, Belgian agents. Prices for fine wools rose fifteen to twenty ewes in April compared with closing figures, while greasy wool and other lots maintained Brisbane-level activity as buyers sought top lots in a vigorous market.
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Sydney
Csaon
Wi Kriubane
Sid Bydney
Deakins
Lin
Byaney
Aeytich
Mas Naillona
Fetua
Brisbane
Hribk
Tajfim
Yarpayere
Ulet Farmere
Graxieyy
Tae Yu
Sribane
Brown
Walah Bros
Blayney
Imratgstwo
G. T. Platts Weembla
Even Bales Anon
Wes Bala
Balee Anon
W. & Lawters
Lower
Bendoc
Rombaia
W. Bradbury
G. Bradbury
Readers' Views on Eviction in Canberra Territory
The Canberra Times letters page records reader concerns about eviction notices issued to organization mentors and workers. The writer argues that delays in wage payments and extended unemployment periods threaten housing, urging government action to prevent forced displacement and preserve homes for affected workers.
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Canberra Times
Wwe
Milamad
Lyk
Saltig
Tio
Carey
Gaibita
Grinoon
Dave Floaty
Unclear OCR Dental Odor Remedy Ad
Fragmented OCR text advertises perfume and bath remedy for bad breath. It mentions Dr Morse Indian Root and a hospital in Australia with scattered names and places, including Catalyst and Beadden. The legibility is insufficient for concrete facts or dates.
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Everzoon
Dr. Morse
Car Over Bank Near Tarcutta Wagga Injures Five Men
Five men were gravely injured when a car overturned near Tarcutta last night. Victims Alva Hopkins Albert Spokes Patrick Horsey Thomas Smiles Leslie Woulbanks were found after five hours and admitted to Wagga Hospital in serious condition. Hopkins crawled to front for help before others arrived.
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Wagga
Mandhy
Ani
Tarcutta
Alva Hopkins
Albert Spokes
Batrick Horsey
Thomas Smiles
Leslie Woulbanks
Hopkins
Wagga Hospital
Mid-week Tennis Pennant Matches Fueled by Byes and Pairings
The women's mid-week pennant competition resumes tomorrow with Fire Brigade facing Reid and Field versus Yarralumla. Players named include Mrs Solly, Mrs Nicholson, Mrs Bowden, Mrs Blucher, Mrs Mees, Mrs Siggins, Mrs McCallum, Mrs Cox, Mrs Durty, Mrs Barrenger, and Mrs Adamuson among others. The schedule features Braddon, Ainslie, and Yarralumla clubs, with byes for Barton and Braddon.
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Fire Brigade v
Field
Yarralumis
Grifith
Barton
McCallum
Cox
Durty
Barrenger
Misleading road signage confuses motorists near Nowra
A NAMLA touring department report criticizes a main road sign near Nowra for sending drivers toward Braidwood via Nowra and Tomerong, instead of the more direct Turpentine route. It recommends removing Braidwood from the signboard and clarifying the Turpentine Sassafras and Nerangiga directions to reduce misdirection for motorists leaving the coast.
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Prime
Bratwood
Nerriga
NAMLA
Nowra
Braidwood
Cain
Alla Wouth
Nowrs
Turpantine
Sassafras
Nerniga
Tofierong
Oarroy
Department of Main
Abibe
Tomerong
Motonsta
Braid
Turpentine
la Nowra
Shou
Australian girls set for tour of Japan and Orient
The Young Australia League organises an all Australian tour for girls aged 14 to 38, from August to December. Limited to 60 participants, the trip covers Thursday Island Hong Kong Central Shanghai and six weeks in Japan. Mrs A Lodewycks will be chief chaperon and domestic controller. The cost is £ 18 9 includes fares meals hotel costs and medical expenses.
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Young Australia League
Abe Orient
Thursday Island
Hong Kong
Centra
Shanghai
Si Woeks
Japan
Mra A. Lodewycks
Iwt
League
Willen
Meolhourpeaml
Norkhy
Italy
PTE
Victoria Park Se Victoria Park Se Acceptances
Acceptances for Wednesday include Brush Hurdle favorites Tim and Underwoot 1040 with various prime entries such as Prince Loch Garsy Morheth Exchequer and Lionhearted. Flying Handicap details list Parcours Dermil Jutland Cercello and Carmice Prince Laugh among numerous contenders.
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Brush
Tim
Prince Loch Garsy
Morheth Exchequer
Balas A Lionhearted
Fine Suit
Singer
Coplen Fearioo Ead Buy
Star
Prince Regal Stir
Efighborn
Yala Mott
Kera
Lady Bata T
Caplaw Lass
dJuccuse
Australian Conference Debates Butter Exports and Quality
A Sydney report covers the Australian Agricultural Conference in Canberra with plans to boost butter exports to Britain and discuss three new producers. Delegates urge urgent analysis of local functions and consider imposing measures to improve quality and supply, listing brands and export potential.
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Sydney
Miniater Enuk
Winky-Fenny
Acrontturil Conseil
Gd & Ib
Mackintosh
Irian Grifter
Parkes Inquest Opens With Murky Details At Incomplete Death
An inquest at Parkes regarding the death of Ramily Louis Simpson, a nursery hand, reveals a murky scene around a May 1 collapse on a footpath near a collage. Witnesses discuss alleged neglect and possible foul play as the coroner weighs the evidence and orders further inquiry into the circumstances.
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Baralga
Gala Boy
Linstitch
Wawina
Lord Befama
Pyplane
Cunamin
Top Royal
Faire
Btarmore
High Taurean
Disdain
General Glen Arrow
Rossendale
Sly Boots
Persil Et Parkes
Moolay
Taloger
Ramily Louis Simpson
Ben Field
Rembrandt
Thomas Norman Wardman
Gentilly
Orellon
Calesen
Raine
Stanford
Jean
Obo
Lojemsenes
Cheford
Gnaza
Pete
Coming
Champagne
Sybella
Rio Urande
Laurel
Great Vent
Sheepskin Market Prices Mixed With Grim Wool Classes
Irregular prices in Sydney wool sales showed some demand for hides and ram skins while overall wool grades weakened. Prices varied across merinos, lambs, and crossbreds with heavy declines in certain hides and a general softening in prime sorts, reflecting a cautious market and modest buyer activity.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Raton Tor
Ion
Ieresny
Zaad
Jockeys licences in danger in Sydney court
In Sydney on Monday the racing authority considered allegations against jockeys. The court reviewed a list of charges and potential suspensions amid procedures at the Melbourne based meeting. No immediate action was announced as the case continued with testimonies about conduct and salt in the track.
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Sydney
fAhmage
District Boxers at Canberra Promoter Backed Show
Promoter staged boxing at Canberra with Kid Moffatt of Yass facing Jimmy Bennett, featherweight champion of Canberra. Moffatt impressed. Bennett held the upper hand in late rounds. Other bouts included Hunnote vs Lio and a planned Austad lightweight title bout with Muffatt vs Hall. Gavin Doyle, Canberra manager, left hospital after throat operation and heads to training. return awaited for Triumph Stadium bout.
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Kid” Moffatt
Yass
Jimmy Bennett
Canberra
Thyene Tude
Bennett
Jak
Sonnel Tits
Wrank Crowishd
Onal
Muffatt
Jn Hall
Thampion
Austad
Ani
Sydney Stade
Muffath
Brandon
Triumph Stadium
Seman
Action at centre as Manuka edges Acton in limits
National football report describes wind affected games with Manuka defeating Acton 5-4 in the final period. Highlights include Brinkman and Jones delivering for the winners, and Acton’s Hime and Hammage praised for early strong play. Quenanbeyan and Goulburn clash noted for team strength and key players such as Janyorul and Campbell.
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Mannie
Auton
Ute
Secund auicasVe
Hoth Testis
Manuka
Acton
Eanie
Brinkman
Pyrman
Sharpe
Servien Jones
Hallentine
Hicks
Basler
Cee
Hammage
Win Seton
Samuels
Ball
Perry
Gous
Phigytwell
Knights
Thurbun
McCanter Carter
Janyorul
Queanbeyan
Ayatert
Ura
Gulner
McNamara
Fuser
Diamayi Campbell
Heckman
Dee
Vasily Amaille
Lalor
Tom
Lorn Lees
al- Shuugh
Abeeruck Tarward
Colton
Women’s hockey match details amid unclear OCR text
Fragmented report lists teams and players in a local women’s hockey event with unclear names. Mentions County Carnival, a match against Catt barr, and various participants including Blundell Inkpen MeApphin and others as part of a line-up, with no clear results or dates.
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Mabel Jaluyent
Sarydas
Raviels Kvnost
Batania
Titiienine
Low
Ms Heathior
Sananal
ME Tesual
Me Roy Yownan
Mmu Aupton
Wek
VY Witkdiiwon
Laid Gamle
A Avery
Lonptainh
Wil
Pruniee Dazether
Shoull Tye
Ato
Hyanrys
Quarrel Over Cards Leads to Court Remand
In Sydney at Central Court Hatay Tony Mucent a 70 year old labourer is remanded on four charges after a quarrel over cards with Edward Harrell. The chaotic scene involved bystanders and resulted in injuries and a doorway altercation near the avenue church.
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Sydney
Central Court
Tony Mucent
Edward Harrell
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