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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
2
Inactivity on the Helplite of Newnes Junetjon may have filled Stopwatch tiulty Tt with land ferns. George Mabbell of Piha accompanies the scene at the Juenetball rupee and is unable to keep a water ail while a gully crisis unfolds.
The Parkes P and A Association held a fallow competition but attracted too few entries, with Gunning Gap Bureau the only local body to run it. Mr. Bartlett inspected entries last Friday and prepared an award table with comments noting moisture and feed quality rather than the number of fallow workings, and stressing results of 14 to 3 inches of steady rising.
Orange stock market report from McNeilly Crampton and Martin Ltd notes a larger yarding and fluctuating prices across cattle types. The month’s listings include heifers and ewes with varied valuations. tobacco and cigarette references appear as unrelated material.
The Wool Outlook reports promising demand for the balance of the Australian clip with 85 to 0 percent sold and strong catalogues distribution. United States consumption dampened, US wool tax limits large operations, and domestic supply meets most manufacturers’ needs while finer wools show partial price recovery under English demand and British understocking hints.
The market for Merino wool hardened with higher bids and strong demand. Southdown and other breeds posted better prices while shipments pause for Easter holidays. sales resume mid April with several private consignments and notable buyers including CHL Macdonald and Jameson Wool.
Market notes indicate wool growers will benefit from delayed selling as prices improve late in the season. Buoyant activity is reported in regional markets with wool shorn and shipped, while Sydney markets plan reopening and forthcoming catalogues amid quality and quantity concerns.
An ad notes lower prices on letterheads billheads envelopes business cards account books receipts and handbills at the Advocate for local customers seeking stationery supplies.
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