Cattle and Sheep Reach Strong Selling Prices at Weekly Stock Sale
Yardings totaled 126 cattle and 300 sheep with a generally firm market for fat stock and brisk competition on forward cattle. Prices varied by grade and account, with notable sales of cows, bulls, and hundreds of sheep including crossbred ewes and lambs, amid a broad range of livestock retailers and buyers.
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Ile
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G. Anson
J McArthy
Poshowe
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P. Bourke
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Jas Flynn
J. E Johnson
Collies
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Tom Kornel
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Averaeime
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Tully
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John Meredith
Creas
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Brrewarra
Geo. Read
Basin Banks
Shropshire
Monyford
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Larpent
Weering
Gellibrand
Cressy
John Finn
Lavers Mill
Kelwood Ware stock sale yields higher prices at Heene
Kelwood Ware held its fortnightly stock sale at Heene on Wednesday with strong attendance. Prices rose as exporters operated freely. buyers purchased cattle, calves, sheep, hides and pelts, including 156 head of stock and several bold price ranges across categories.
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Heene
A.challis
Chas. Pierce
C. Ket
A. KB
Cane
Dana
Bos
J Winter, Esq
Mingwwalle
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Sheep sales at Newmarket exceed weekly totals
Heavy yaundings of sheep and lambs dominate Newmarket sales with agents aiming for regular Mondays and Fridays consignments. On Tuesday market day 142 tracks of sheep were listed and weekly takings are expected to surpass 110 000 sheep. in Cressy the Presbyterian Church calls Rev. A Lawson from Mansfield with no opposition and thirty five members attend.
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Newmarket
Presbyterian Church
Paris communique details continued German sea bombardment
The Paris report notes persistent German bombardment from the sea to the Lys with vigorous activity at Neuport and southeast of Yowes. Allied forces repelled isolated bayonet attacks and seized a contested wood near Bixachoote after a three day contest.
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Lys
Neuport
Yowes
Ba Font
Bixachoote
Germans Claim Major Victory Over Russians, Berlin Celebrates
Report from Armsterdam says General von Hindenburg defeats the Russian army pushing toward Them. Berlin streets decorated in honor of the claimed success and the Kaiser sends congratulations to Hindenburg.
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Armsterdam
von Hindenburg
Berlin
British Naval Losses Reported in Commons
Winston Churchill stated in the House of Commons that British naval losses include 22 officers and 3,455 men killed, 7 officers and 4,273 men wounded, and 5 officers and 1 man missing. He noted 875 officers and men aboard the Good Hope and 1,000 naval personnel interned in Helland were not counted in this tally.
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Winston Churchill
House of Commons
First Lord
Helland
Forty six soldiers rejected for German or Austrian nationality
The report notes that forty six soldiers of the tunadies forces were rejected due to German or Austrian nationality and considered for recombination or reassignment.
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Tunadies
Cisco
British Seizes Amri Far Liner Kroyland in Med The War Cargo
A British cruiser intercepted the Amri Far liner Kroyland in the Mediterranean and found on board 2.40 tons of munition of war from New York bound for Germany.
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Mediterraean Sea
New York
Germany
Second Horticultural Society Show Opens at Camperdown
The second annual Horticultural Society show opened Saturday afternoon with Mr Currie in attendance. Despite a dry season the floral and vegetable displays were numerous and creditable, praised by judge Mr K D Errey of Camperdown. Cookery, needlework, art, and school work entries were strong with satisfactory attendance at sessions. harvesting continues in Camperdown with few extra laborers hired as railway crews work on crossing projects at Camperdown Station.
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Forrest
Apollo Hay Road
Heene
M'Lennan
Horticultural Society
Currie
K D. Errey
Camperdons
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