Dalgetys Reyont under day October report on farming markets
The report notes rain falling and predicts good work in country districts. It covers sheep and cattle movements at Malleewa and Midland markets, with prices lower for beef, cattle and woolly sheep steady to firm, and large yarding of sheep and pigs. Derby and Kwinana bids are expected next week with about 700 cattle and 4682 sheep shown.
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Walt Ag
Svatabio
Ibere
Pregen
Midland Juve Fou
Market report notes steady demand for livestock and sheep
Elders repos notes October market trends with appetite for ewes and woolly sheep. Dairy cows strong with good quality stock, but medium grades softer. Strong demand for well bred bulls and heavy weights. pig prices fair with good supply. Yardings show improvement in prime sheep and cattle, prices easing on lighter lots.
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Byte
Smith and Co
Rees
Fam
Tighes
FYE LING REPORT ON WATERY ORDER AND FARMING NOTES
FYELUING'S REPORT describes a weather order dated the 16th with favorable lines for many farming sectors. It notes steady prices for dairy cows and young calves, with some remaining stable market conditions and ongoing concerns about harvest and pasture quality.
Market Prices for Cattle and Horses
For horses of right age and caged livestock, prices quoted include heavy common cattle at £230, better priced with odd values, medium weight at £18 to £2, fair light weight from £10s to £17, higher weights up to £? Bested cattle at 8s per 100 lb, fair quality at 35s8d per 100 lb.
Fat Stock Market Prices Show Varied Dairies and Livestock
Market report lists fat cattle prices with ranges from good to prime, including steers and heifers. Hoggs, pigs, and lambs quoted by weight and quality, with bullocks and cows priced across categories. Prices shown in pounds shillings for medium and heavy weights, noting occasional higher odd pens and lower quality entries.
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Bes Meray
Medum
Bey Merina
Bey
Hogge
God
Hacower
Mullewa Sale Reports Strong Sheep Offering
Daggery and Co Ltd held a sale at Mullewa on October 12 offering 2400 sheep on behalf of Mr J L McGrath of Koorda Seaton Onslow. The flock consisted of ewes and wethers in good condition with long distance transport considerations noted. Sale concluded with a good result as the stock moved under the hammer despite some wear from travel.
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Daggery and Co Ld
Mullews
JL McGrak
Koordave Seaton
Onslow
Geraldton Peace Celebrations Expenditure Report
A fragmented financial summary lists receips from Peace Day events in Geraldton including Badges purchased for 27 pounds 178 64, municipal council three per cent 90 shillings, and multiple small donations from individuals and firms. Expenditure items totalled 25 pounds 150 with various names and amounts recorded. a note references chaff shipments and anticipated hay crop benefits for growers.
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Geraldton
Wieke and Co
Herman and Co
Carerad Co
Selon
Clarke
J Ksco
Constantine
Gantmer
J Camiego
W Forman
Cooper and Ramyty
Woothouse
Sundries
Peace Ball
EG Los
Sea
Discharged Soldiers Land Lease Near Dartford
About 600 levels of land near Dartford district offered for lease under the Discharged Soldiers and Sailors Victoria District scheme. The lease covers portions south of the provable reserve with annual rent of £1 per thousand acres. Applications must be received by the due date and may be judged at Gowaldron Land Office.
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Gowaldron
Women Priests Debate in Westminster Church Hall
A heated debate at Westminster's Church House between Rev AV Magee of St Mark's Hamilton Terrace and Maude Royden on opening priesthood to women. Magee argued soul equality but differing function, while Royden, drawing on experience, urged full inclusion as development not evolution, sparking chants of shame from the audience.
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Churkh
Westminter
AV Magee
S Mark's
Hamilton Terrace
York
Mise Maude Royiden
Church of God
Mina'ion
Royden
Lila
Develpmen
Armada treasure ship uncovered by dredging near sunken galleon
Coronel Foss and staff have fixed a diving and dredging plant near the sunken Armada galleon. Divers report silt buildup over 1912 excavations, hindering retrieval as depths reach 10 to 14 fathoms with nearly 30 feet of sand above. Foss notes the welsh vessel lies intact, awaiting new means to recover the hoard.
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Daily Chronicle
Tabermore
Coronel Foss
Hue
Gayleon
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