Pigs and Cattle Auctions Reported Across Markets
Matthewson and report notes a fortnightly sale selling 480 fat and store pigs with strong porker and suckers demand and unchanged heavy pigs. Next sale planned for May. Sydney stock yards opened with 2700 cattle, prices steady to lastThursday. Maitland yarded about 250 cattle with firmer prime bullocks and cows, demand steady among dealers. EB Sparke and J Enright reported strong yardings and active selling at favorable rates.
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Matthewson
Mebush
Sydney
God
Maitland
EB. W. Sparke
J. Enright
Dungog Races Feature Heavy Attendance and Slow Times
Dungog races Saturday drew a large crowd and ten bookmakers fell to punters as rain slowed going. Local Hack winner Sweet Urine clocked 0.4.04, Flying Handicap saw Don Remy prevail by a length in 0.62, and Derby Mite won First Novice in 0.523 with several favourites beaten.
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Dungog
Hesultz
H. Jones
Jones
A. Hedson
Jack
Walsh
W. Barnes
Lady May
Stevens
I. A
Lubra
Walker
Miss Corinna
Slattery
Galvin
Buiken
Beha
Tastersall
P. Farrell
Don Remy
Strange
G. Wilson
Wirensath
Sones
Garouba
Cellet Boy
Skuttery
Pop
Son
Colleen Boy
Sun Echo
Wireneath
W. Thompson
McKell
Ey G. Wilson
Pa W. Moore
Léo Ran
Farrell
W. Partridge
Sylmine
Fur
B. Balken
Tattersalls
Ferrell
Collee Bay
Sovereign Hats Offer Free Broadway Tie with Purchase
Advertises Sovereign Hats inviting men to buy hats with a bonus: with every Sovereign Hat purchased, a Broadway Tie valued at 4 shillings 6 pence is given free. The offer emphasizes the tie as a free accessory included in the sale.
GENTS' OVERCOATS AND ACCESSORIES AT STUDENT PRICES
A trade list advertises gabardine or tweed overcoats for men with double or single breasted cuts and pleated backs, priced from 32/6. It also markets travel cases in fibre and leather, trouser presses, novelty goody items, ladies and children's coats, and a Kayser gloves free offer with every crepe de chine dress length purchased.
From House Question on Road Funding and Education
In a House question Mr Bonnett probes the Acting Premier on a 820,000 Tusheed peat road project toward Nelon's Bay with a 4 metre gap. He asks about parliamentarians lost in a bus incident and calls for funds to finish the road. A lengthy note by Norm Douglas from South Wind critiques political and social reforms and outlines a proposed two year study abroad and two year Europe program for a young man before university.
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Bonnett
Neerle
Nelon's Bay
Mwe Manifolds Board
Mr. Wottonstuyg
Teddy Betas
Callaugney
Europe
Norm Douglas
Oddities in Reformist Tales From a Troubled Era
A garbled list recalls famed figures consigned to unlikely fates from Edison being sent home from school to a dancer’s crowd to a taxi driver becoming a brigadier general. The fragment hints at varied destinies and social scorn, including Dickens as a boy worker and Burns as a plowboy.
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Edison
Whhool Ag
Rhodes
Jimmy Wilde
Thomas Boncke
Robert Burns
James Wait
Glasgow
Guild of Mammoymens
Clive
India
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Gloucester
IONA
Sen. Harris
Rosiyn Sewing
Eitier
Roblys
Thea SE Ewing
Roslyn
Hele Shunt
Roslyn Plan
Initient World
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Gloucester Electric Supply Company, Ltd
HOT Point
Garner
W. Batger
Commercial
Loucester F
A. E. Tall
Sovereign
Ueamner & Fibre
Velour Coats
Call
Morocco
J. Whatson
Ijcess
Sucess
A.V. Mahaffey
O’brien
Roller Son
Abeaizo Rai
J. F. O'Brien, Ltd
West Maitland
Neti Oon
Britain
Douglas Waddell
Gloucester Hotel
W. A. Phillips
W. A.phillips
Government Savings Bank
Messrs
Russell Hall & Davies
Aco
Copeland Worth Abbroy
Constable Considine
E. J. Beaton
Alara
Houte
Hilo
Statan
Selions
Malllaudd
Dann
Post
Hart & Coy
High Street
John Hart
Ronald Braby
F.S.M.G
A. I. Cavanough Chemist & Stationer
House For Music
Gramophones & Records
Moyme
Comino Bros
Sylvester
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