Market steady at Forbes sheep sale with strong demand
At Forbes the Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co and W K Garnsey led a firm sale of sheep and lambs. About 7100 head offered by 47 vendors sold, with buyers including four city butchers and exporters. Quality was better than prior sales despite heat and a dry spell. prices held with some top results listed for suckers, hoggets, and lambs, though pace softened in late yarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Commonwealth Wool & Produce Co. Ltd
Sydney
W. K. Garnsey
Auction of Merino and crossbred sheep with mixed ages
The listing shows frames and condition grades for crossbred and merino ewes and rams, ages from one year to five plus, with prices like 14/ and 11/6 to 16/0, including wethers and dip entries. The sale, organized by agents, will be held on Tuesday December 20, with entries currently being received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Priddle
L. HB. Tickner
Adama Bros. Ewas
R. H. Storr
C. B. Wilbon
Jamié
G. H Griffith
Miss Perry
Cibbes
Brown
E. E. Berbert
Coutia Gros
C. Noakes
Mockers
J. J. Sones
Amml
Geteber
Bedgerabong and Weir cricket match results shown
Bedgerabong defeated Weir in a cricket visit to the Weir irrigation works. Scorers include Wilson and Farnham among Bedgerabong batsmen, with Piercy leading bowling figures. Weir players Hodges Hall Mooney and Hodges contributed with several dismissals and scores as Bowling totals are listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedgerabong
Weir Urigation
Gregory Cup Debacle and Quandialla Victory at Quandialla
In a Quandialla cricket match Sunday the hosts were bowled out for a 71 run loss after Troy and Hill forged a 193 run fifth wicket stand for 193 in Quandialla’s innings. J Monger excelled with 8 wickets for 39 runs delivering a decisive home win while W Monger Jun contributed 10 overs and eight wickets. Detailing the Quandialla lineup and Wirringa’s struggles, the report notes competition from Eureka with Burtt Canigabal denying a narrow win by 1 run and lists bowling figures from O'Meally Malloy and others in a multi-team round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quandialla
Quandadia
Troy
Hill
Tome
Petreme
Monger
W. Monger
Jun
Wirringa
Detalta
Eureka
Deragubol
Bundioay
Coldwell Gove
Burtt Canigabal
Buraka
Booren
Printing and advertising service ad description
An AdvocateTM specializes in 08 printing and invites inquiries. It promises to meet requirements and claims to be able to pay too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Advocate
Cabaret final balance shows nett surplus for Sisters of Mercy
The Coolachong Cabaret report records a final balance of 42 pounds in favor of the Sisters of Mercy. The committee expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted in any way for their permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters OF Mercy
Coolachong
Thurs
Weather and harvest notes from Bedutrabong and Ooslagong
Weather reports from Bedutrabong and Ooslagong describe dusty, hot, and windy conditions followed by a cooler period and a sultry stretch. Winds, dust, and whirlwinds signal a dry spell while harvest progresses with roughly six to eight bags per acre expected. hay quantities remain in paddocks and fodder supplies are low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooslagong
Thurs
Che Mafiartey
Market Report Shows Woolly Sucker Lambs Brisk Demand
Edward Weaver and Co and Farmers and Graziers Co op report about 2000 fat sheep and 700 suckers yarded with fair to good quality. Prices rose for grown sheep and prime lambs, while secondary stock eased slightly. Around 700 animals included crossbred and merino ewes and aged wethers, with crossbred lambs and ewes selling in multiple price ranges. Next sale set for December 2 ahead of holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Weaver & Company
Forbes
Tocal
Bassett
Markeli
N McPhillamy
Hawke & Bona
Dorsy
AL Alea
W. Povey
Mra BA. Sharpe
McGarry
T. Peasley
Nei
Phillamy
BP. Leyden
G. A. Amor
B. J. Kupkoe
H. Walker
F W. Olteon
A Heinzel
Rend
EO. Low
G. Riley
Mt Porches
Barraclough Optometrists Visit Sydney Firm Visit
A Barraclough Ltd optometrist and opticians based at 10 George Street Sydney announce a visiting schedule at the Van den Berg Hotel. The firm has toured the town for over thirty years, with a reference to Mr A W Webster. The date appears as a Monday in January with hours from 8:00 to 4:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Barraclough, Ltd
Optometriata
George Street
Sydney
Voth Forbes
Vandenberg
A.W. Webster
Bangaroo Beaten In Close Juvenile Cricket Match
A lively afternoon saw a Bangaroo School team edged by a local Public Gebeol and Convent Ishog team by two runs. Refreshements of cool drinks and sandwiches were provided by parents and citizens as teachers W Bourke Bangaroo and W Keogh Oodlingeng captained their sides and hailed the crowd. The Engowra matches ended in draws.
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Goglagong
Gebeol and Convent Ishog
Bangeroo
Unis
W. Bourke Bangaroo
W. Keogh
Oodlingeng
Erleket
Engowra
Bunday
Car Burst into Flames Beside Wheat Paddock in Bugowra
A car ignited suddenly in stubble near a standing wheat crop in Bugowra on a weekend. Fire threatened machinery before locals and neighbors beat it out as a wind change prevented spread. Property owner Mr Jack Mallick and neighbour Mr E Charlton aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugowra
Jack Mallick
Mr. Air
Willim
Night Swimming Enthusiasts Prep Pool Lighting Efforts
A lively working bee gathered at the pool on Sunday to ready the site for electric light. With £20 promised, Mr Heavener will supply power from the Commercial Hotel plant, supporting a popular river resort that attracted many boating and swimming parties last Sunday.
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Heavener
Uete
Ana
Weather and striping woes at Eugowra district
Humid hot winds push conditions in Eugowra with 103 degree day. Stripping nears completion but freight limits cause delays at the alloy. Ted Cutcliffe and W Cutcliffe clear Bandon property producing 54 bags of wheel. Goolagong cricketers visit, sharing a draw, while Bugowra and Goolagong post 272 in another match. overall event described as a success.
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Evgowra
Thur
Ted Cutcliffe
W. Cutcliffe
Qoolagong
Eugowra
Pee Ghee Agar
Muna
Community Notices From Pinnacle and Nearby Towns
Local briefs report Mrs A Hodges flying to Sydney for treatment and Mr Gyrus Smith in Brdney hospital. Secretary Mr Smith of the Picnic Race Club rushed to Brentwood by ambulance, with improving outlook. Miss Baker enjoyed Melbourne holiday, while Pat Andrew earned a Canberra Girls’ School scholarship. Edward Leon admitted to Gunnell Hospital, and Master Jock Burns returns home from Yanio High School. Jock’s harvest antics noted. Infant Johnson at Pinnacle Hall welcomed, while Mrs Cooke and Mr O’My visit Cronkwell relatives. GOOLAGONG and Eugowin items cover hospital transfers, work shifts, and accidents, with D. McGrath sidelined by a leg injury. Hay McKeon returns from the city. Len Metron visits Orange district.
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A. Hodges
Brentwood
Sydney
Gyrus Smith
Brdney
Smith
Quandtalla
Wort
Miss Baker
Flanore
H. Butteworth
Metropolis
Havin
Melbourne
Conran
Milne
Pat Andrew
Culberra Girls’ School
Roy Antersin
Randwick Hospital
A. Anderson
Talbot Street
Edward Leon
Gunnell Hospital
Jock Burns
Onroy
Pannaele
Gwlatives
Cronkwell Dhatrlet
C Johnson
Pirnmacte
Hinparente
Yoowal
Seymour
Forbes District Hospital
Garden
Mir
Forbes
W Puen
Eugenis
Ah. Hay McKeon
Len Metron
Orange District
Trespass Notice For Dogabigal Property
Manager warns that any trespassing on Dogabigal property will be prosecuted without respect. Official notice aims to deter unauthorized entry and protect premises.
Quandialla C W A Ends Year With Hospital Drive
Quandialla branch of the Country Women’s Association held its annual meeting last Saturday and will recess for the New Year. Members planned a Christmas donation drive to support the local hospital, aided by the Younger Set. Worth noting was the tribute to Mrs. McAlister and the election of 1929 officers: President Mrs J W Cuter. Vice Presidents Mrs James RR, Pefold, J Lind, W Rowe, W Hood. Secretary Mrs L Troth. Treasurer Mrs G McDonald.
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Quandialla
Country Women's Association
Smd
Mire McAlister
C.W.A. and Hospital
J W. Cuter
Mire James RR
Pefold
J. Lind
W. Rowe
W. Hood
Mra. L. Troth
G. McDonald
Dance at Garema Hall Raises Funds for Local Hall
The monthly dance at Garema Hall Friday night drew good crowds. Forbes orchestra provided music and Miss EB Brun performed. W Crouch acted as master of ceremonies. Supper was served near the end. A small profit is expected from the event.
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Forbes
EB. Brun
W. Crouch
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B'Bong
WEIR
Laurence's
Jemalong
M. Piercy
W. Stranay
G. Hindley
F. Constable
Oc, Hodges
Roy Hodges
Bedderabong
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Edmondston
W. Laurie
F. Hodges
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Quantitalla
J. Napier
Gault
Reid
J. Murrey
Coon
Bf Wael
Bleck
J. Hill
Ben
J. Bourke
W. Blork
C. Hutchimon
Genge
Oreilly
Boreham
Cheryee
Sundries
Russell
W. Black
B Boreham
B. Red
Wal
Black
Toole
J. Reid
K. Jones
A. Genge
C. Genge
Wirrinya
Murmy
Hil
F Boreham
O'Reilly
Euroka
Andi
Wo Monger
Jus
H Gault
W Monge
Hutchinson
Euroka i Guy
Minogue
Napier
V. Borris
Vaughan
F. O'Meally
A. Todd
Malloy
P. Caldwell
Haydon
C. Caldwell
J. Jefcies
Majer
H. Russell
L. Seliens
J. Upton
W. Macklan
Atp
M. Hutchinson
Minogue Sundries
T. O'Meally
O'Meally
R. Haydon
B. Minogue
A. Minogue
Caragabal
H. Vaughan
Todd
Jeffries
Mapler
A. Bytteworth
E. O'Connor
S. T. Cartwright
O'Meal
Bedutrabong
Suny
Weaver & Co
Goolagong
Bangaroo
E Charlton
Wed
Quandi
C.W.A
Garema
Carema
L. J. Johnson
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