Commercial cattle sale at Paterson and Wingham leaves weaker prices
Paterson and Easton Ltd report a fairly successful Tuesday cattle sale with about 350 mixed cattle yarded. Prices generally weaker than previous sales, best bullocks notably affected. Sale highlights include John Wallis and W. W. Wallis entries with mixed bullocks, steers, cows and calves auctioned. subsequent Wingham stock sale noted heavy yarding but improved quality and slightly firmer prices for prime light weights. Rabbit skins also see price increases amid improved demand at Winchcombe Carson Ltd.
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Paterson, Easton and Co
John Wallis
W. W. Wallis
R.H. Lyon
A. Minton
W. Moore
R. F. Henderson
Hannaford and
Praser
Wingham
Paterson, Ruston and Co
Enith
Jersey
B. Richardson
T. J. Gillogly
EL H.W. Andrews
Milas C. Moore
J. Lyon
N. Yarrington
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Trial for William Shedden on embezzlement charges in Sydney
The Central Court in Sydney heard that William Leslie Shedden 40 was charged with collecting £38 6s 10d and embezzling it for Henry Ernest Coleman. He faced further counts as a servant of Investments Company of Australia Ltd, with totals of £38 6s 3d and £17 9s 4d. Detective Baker testified that the deficiency involved £20 and that Shedden was committed for trial on bail of £100.
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William Leslie Shedden
Central Court
Sydney
Henry Ernest Coleman
Investments Company of Australia Ltd
R. J. Baker
Savoy
Hardlestreet
Dardinghurst
Hadith Walker
Shedden
Our 1933 Show To eclipse all previous exhibitions
Preparations for the upcoming annual show are underway with high expectations for a standout event. Farmers report plentiful high quality produce and livestock in fine condition. The committee seeks membership and exhibitor participation to fund improvements and sustain a district wide expansion, aiming for strong financial success.
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Gloucester
Meithership
Colts to the Rescue and Bright Cricket at Sydney
In the Fifth Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground Larwood shattered Richardson Woodrull and Bradman as Victorian Jestnander O Brien scored 61 with McCabe adding 98 in a vital stand. Darling helped push the score to 296 for five at adjournment, while Australia reached 411 for seven at the close with Oldfield 61 not out and O Reilly 15 not out as Verity claimed most wickets.
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Richardson
Woodrull
Bradman
Sydney
O'Brien
McCabe
Darling
Clatleht
Sydney Cricket Ground
Australia
Lee
Oldfield
Jardine
Verity
O’reilly
O'Reilly
Richarison
Larwood Woodfull
Larwood Bradman
Larwout
C Larwood
Voce
Hammond
Lad Lee
Oreilly
Court fines company over mislabelled butter imports
In Ealing West London seven summonses over Green Farm Dairies Northolt Middlesex described as deliberate. Prosecution claimed Siberian and Australian butter were blended and sold in wrappers claiming origin with Empire marks. Fines totalling 44 pounds imposed amid public indifference and inspector denouncements.
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Ealing
West London
Green Farm Dairies
Northolt
Middlesex
Devon Vale
Gloucester Football Club Annual Meeting Minutes and Plans
The Gloucester Football Club held its annual meeting at the Blue Bird Cafe revealing a balance sheet showing a credit balance after expenses. The club reported league play losses by two points after a playoff loss to Stratford, with 54 points scored and 57 against across the season. eleven players appeared in cup matches. Officers elected included Patroness Mrs. F M Smith and President D G J?ill, with committee members named and delegates to Group 3 listed. The club plans to affiliate with Gloucester District Rugby League and to host a dance at the Majestic Theatre during the Gloucester Show on March 23.
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Gloucester Football Club
Blue Bird Cafe
C. Butlen
Uegenson
Stratford
F.M. Smith
Gloucester Hotel
Ta He Joon
Gloucester
F. M. Sinlit
D. 4
J. Fill
FP Hawes
J. Griffiths
Hy Cragie
Britten
A. Turner
Watson
A Wilson
J. Morris
A. Tate
G. Treland
I. Oldfield
Tiligra Estate Auction at Gould House Hotel
An auction of 189 acres at Tiligra Estate will be held at The Gould House Hotel, Dunfog, with Tom Hicks of Gloucester and D Abball as auctioneers. The property offers eight farms, good dairy potential, and flat water from Myul Creek. Terms include 2 per cent deposit and two years of interest with annual installments thereafter, aiming to boost Dunebor’s growth and local dairies.
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Tiigra
Gould Fluise
Dunfog
Tom Hicks
Gloucester
D. Abball
Dunysor
Piligra
Myul
Shela le Bias
Tiligra
Dune Bor
Old Cobb and Co Driver Robert Grover Dies at Home
Obituary sketching Robert Grover born 1444, longtime Cobb and Co Old Drivers’ Union member, who died at Haythorn Park Creston last week. He helped launch Melbourne’s early coach routes, witnessed first American ships landing in Victoria, and befriended notable figures of the era. The piece blends reminiscence with local civic notes on Shire Council travel allowances and engineer wages.
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Fasiuus
Cobu
Ws House
Haythorn Park
Creston
Graver
Cobb
Mr. Grover
Association
Simerite
Grover
Melbourne
Victoria
Levi Rich
Dico
Burgh
Big” Sampson
Uso
Ned Devine
Tasmania
Dick Harris
Albury
Wagga
Sydney Mall
Gloucester She Yards Auction Listings in March Sale
Auction notice lists cattle including heifers steers and cows at Gloucester She Yards. Items cover mixed cattle Devon cattle Hereford bullock and steer lots with various ages and conditions. Sale conducted by Tom Hicks and associates with executors of the late C Ri Tinks and Mrs Blunt Tonks.
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Gloucester
Tye
P. J. Sweaney
Welb
G. R. Hicks
Alex Watson
Nowendoe
A. J
Farley Bros
Gituvester River
Devon
A.C. Hobetwil
Nowendwe
Qumble
Moppy
Devon Street
Carson
Ave
Sansom
Nash
Noah
Phonpewan
Webiock
Tom Hicks
Matthewson & Cuhve
C. Ri
Amd
Blunt ‘Tonks
Iim
Erik Whine Tipeta
Benefit Sports Meeting Strationd March Event
Splendid programme for Morse and Pallen with bridle racing high jumps and many athletic events. Riders on horses and other entertainment mark the day as a lively local fundraiser. Tenders invited for luncheon and refreshments with details announced byHon. Organisers.
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Morse
Pallen
Hanijcaps
Raves
Cevidienp
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