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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 05, 1937

Page

3

Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Report London style

Sydney cattle market report notes 1536 cattle yarded with veal and beef from poor to prime yearlings and vealers. Vealers and yearlings in evidence. market irregular but generally unchanged. Bullocks to 12 pounds, cows to 8 pounds 12 pence, vealers to 8 pounds 12 pence. Gloucester sale last Tuesday yarded 350 head of bullocks steers and mixed cattle. good fattening stock described.

Homebush Sydney Paterson, Easton and Co Gloucester

Auction Bulletin Shows Robust Bullock Prices Across Farms

The sale lists numerous bullocks, steers, cows and calves from Moore J Laurie Geo Hollis Raston Crowther and Miss Laurie. Prices range from about 3 shillings 14 8 pence to 6 shillings 3 pence per pound, with many lots around 5 to 6 shillings. Names of buyers include Mst J Laurie and Geo Hollis among others. The market highlights fresh condition beef cattle and Hereford steers with varied herd sizes.

Agea Durham Moore J. Laurie Geo. Hollis Hereford R Aston R. Crowther Miss Laurie Milla

Maitland Stock Sales Show Strong Cattle Demand

A sizable yarding of 850 fat cattle led the Maitland market with strong competition. Bulls to 19 pounds 6, best cows to 7 pounds 10, heavy yearlings to 6 pounds 10, and calves mostly unchanged as about 350 penned. Pigs: about 75 penned with bacon and porkers selling well, high quality beef pigs around 1 pound 10, light and slips varied. Market active with prices near yesterday’s levels.

Maitland

Bignell's third first-grade century sparks Park cricket feast

Stratford's Jack Bignell dazzled Gangat spectators with 105 not out including five sixes in a brilliant third century this season. Wattles narrowly failed to overtake Barrington's 112, despite five-wicket spells by M Price and a 50 by Keith Merchant. In second grade, Doug Young earned six for 42 as Gloucester dominated Rookhurst 347 to 74. Barrington beat Ward's River by an innings with D Grant 38 and W Merchant 4 for 54 leading the bowling.

Young Jack Bignell Stratford Gangat Barrington Wattles M. Price Doug Young Rockhurst V. Barrington Keith Merchant Ken Merchant Nade J Wratten H. Ross John McIntyre J. Giddey W. Atkins Jim Farley Gloucester Rookhurst F. Connolly Laurie Atkins W. Martin J. Teni Frank Connolly

Gloucester Defeats Manning in Low-Scoring Clash

Gloucester beat Manning District XT by 73 all out as R Lee 19 not out, F Schnieder 18 and C Kenney 13 top the batting. Gloucester’s bowlers led by Jack Smith 4 for 20 and R Gidden 3 for 15 helped restrict Manning to 73. Walter Murray 51 and C Kenney 39 not out anchored Manning’s reply before stumps at 3 for 100. Gloucester 7 for 187 in their first innings.

Gloucester Manning R. Lee F. Schnieder C. Kenney Jack Smith R. Gidden M. Price H. Ross Ken Merchant Smith Bob Abbott Walter Murray Taree

PIG VALUES IRREGULAR AT TUESDAY MARKET REPORT

Pig values irregular in Sydney market reported by Winchcombe Carson Ltd. Supplies of pigs reached 1200 on Tuesday with porkers and baconers lower in price while backfatters showed late bids. Prices ranged from 18/- to 100/- per head across categories with lighter pigs at 36/ to 42/ and heavier pigs at up to 100/- for backfatters.

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Sydney Porkers

Sunday Church Services List From NSW District

Church services are listed for February Sunday at multiple parishes including Gloucester Nabiac and Cochrane Presbyterian Rawdon Vale Upper Barrington Stratford Glouces ter and Craven. Ministers named include Rev H W Rogers Rev W Griffith Cochrane Rev D Glyn Jones and Rev J A Webster with service times ranging from 10.30 to 11.30 and afternoon sessions.

Church of England Gloucester Nabiac Church of England Forster Krambach Dyer's Crossing Nabiac Wm. Griffith Cochrane Rawdon Vale Invergordon Heatherdale D. Glyn Jones Upper Barrington Stratford Wed Craven Thurs. ‘Congregational Tugrabakb Copeland Padtor B. Martens Froe Presbyterian Church Lower Barrington J. A. Webster

Dairying field day draws 30 farmers to Midtorn rally

Dairying farmers from Dungog Gloucester Raymond Seaham Elialong and Maitland districts gathered at Dutton and Scobie's Midtorn property for a field day. A committee was formed to push pasture improvement and fodder conservation amid calls for efficient dairy farming and better returns. Lord Mayor Howie cited fodder conservation boosting a Jersey herd's output. emphasis on dry season feed and proper animal selection by Jersey Herd Society.

Dungog Gloucester Raymond Terrace Seaham Elialong Maitland Messrs. Dutton Scobie Midtorn R. T. McInnes Sydney Alun Howie Richmon Jersey Lismore A. E. Rixon Jersey Herd Society Abington R. Mayaarst

Hunter Valley Dairying Plan Aims to Double Home Output

Mr Maynard urges a Hunter Valley mission to boost dairying born in the district. He cites 155000 tons annual butter in eight shires, dropping to 7500 in bad seasons due to fodder gaps. He says continuity of feeding can lift incomes, targeting 300 lb fat per cow by proper feeding in good and bad years. There are 4257 registered dairymen and many share farmers.

Hunter Valley Maynard Raymond Terrace Bowthorne

Australia clinches fourth Test at Adelaide by 148 runs

Australia won the fourth Test at Adelaide by 148 runs after Engram fell for 248. Bradman starred with 212 as the series moves to Melbourne for the final test on February 26. Also notes gold prices set by the Commonwealth Bank at the Melbourne Mint for the week ending January 29.

Engram Australia Adelaide Bradman Melbourne Commonwealth Bank

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MO. Calman & CO West Maitland Grime & Small SW & W W. A. Dan Gloucester & Taree Cricket Bignell Gloucester Cricket Club Thistlea H. Wilson R. Giddey W. Langford I. Norton J. Monro G. Johnston M. Weekes J. Mathewson J. Muddle K. Oldfield F Clarke J. McIntyre Grave Alb. Blanch D. Young F. and W. Connolly L. Atkins Les Atkins E. Garner F. Samuels N. McInnes C. Johnaton Church Services Blackleg G. H. Griffin The Biological Institute of Aust. Ltd James Stewart & Sons, Veterinary Surgeons Randwick Meccy Hanon
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