Worst is Over for Lamb Prices in Forbes District
Australian meat leader W Angliss reports after Ottawa Conference and England visit that a meat glut eased earlier, with restrictions on foreign lamb shipments from January 1. The fall in New Zealand and South American exports and October stockpiles caused price dips, but exporters reduced shipments to November and December, boosting confidence and prospects for higher prices next year.
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Insect Menace and A Pest Control Chamber
The Rox Research Foundation reports that insects spread many blood diseases and kill thousands annually. They promote liquid chemical sprays tested in a Chamber of Death and urge using the spray to protect homes from germ laden flies and other insects. Also advertised are renovated pianos with terms and a write address in Sydney.
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Rez Research Foundation
TURF REVIVAL Old Don Moon's Comeback Cherbourg Backed
Old Den Moon wins a tight race in a crowded Canterbury program as revival mood returns to turf. Cherbourg backed well in Kogarah Stakes. Greenstead and Byramjee underperform. Trainer Bill Booth’s veteran horse defies critics, with Ayrened a dima lighting the card.
Sound Judgment by Mr Will Frank on the Turf
Mr Will Frank shares intensive racing knowledge in his articles. At Moorefield last Saturday he faced insults without losing confidence. An alleged critic questioned his Handicap opinion. he named Don Moon, then Moon won and he handed the abusive man a card.
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Greenatead
Randwick
Byramiee
Hackers
Hla
Warwick Farm
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Munroe
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Brads
Pattala
McCarten
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Ace Doo Moon
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Moorefield
Mc Frank
Don Moon
Oden Moon
Frank
G.P
Sydnay
Wool world Continental buying increases demand in Europe
Readiness with which wool offered at Australian sales was purchased shows no surplus stocks in consuming countries. Continental inquiry notes France Germany Belgium bought less while Sydney exports to those countries rose. German shipments led gains. French mills face short time, but turnover and dress fabrics demand improving. English rope shipments up, signaling bulkier wool consumption ahead.
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Maly
France
Germany
Belgium
Sydney
Sheep Lamb and Cattle Values Steady at Homebush
Stock values for sheep and cattle showed no appreciable change on Monday at Homebush with small gains in quality goods and lambs. Total yarding reached 26 000 sheep and lambs and 1776 cattle. Winchcombe Carson Ltd noted sales to C Pether Stockinbing, a T bred suckers at 12/2, Mrs M T Murray Stockinbingal, 17 bred ewes 1/8.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
C. Pether
M. T Murray
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