Macartney shines as Australia set Leeds test pace
In Leeds the third test began with Australia batting after winning the toss. Macartney struck 131 in 103 minutes and Woodfull remained 134 not out as rain halted play with Australia 494 and England at 23 for no loss. Richardson also contributed 70 not out in an unfinished stand, while bowlers Tate and Geary led England’s attack.
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Commercial cattle sale at Sydney and Maitland ends with strong demand
Cattle buyers faced 2877 head including extra prime heavy bullocks from Trangie and numerous yearling heifers as prices firmed early and eased later. Extra prime heavy bullocks sold to £20 14s, with overall yarding noting improved quality. Maitland yarding of about 2000 head reported brisk trade, prime heavy bullocks £14 13s to £17 4s, cows £6 10s to £7 7s, and light stock selling well. Pigs and horses saw brisk demand, heavy pigs to 125s 6d, light 73s 6d, and best draught horses £22 to £34 at Maitland auctions.
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All Blacks Lose in Thrilling New South Wales Clash
New South Wales upsets New Zealand in a testing performance at the Agricultural Ground before an 85000 crowd. NSW forwards struggled but displayed Spartan pluck as the All Blacks secured a close victory with standout efforts from Paton and the home side’s scrummagers showing strength. The match featured heavy injuries among NSW players who bravely pressed on, leaving readers with a dramatic, period-voice sports snapshot.
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Dduce Market Amster 1967 Prices Patchwork Update
Market brief shows varied quoted prices across perishables and staples. Eggs cheese and oats appear with several figures, while local commodities like lucerne hay and onions show notable shifts. Readers see mixed movement from early April readings and regional references.
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John Morrissey Dead at Hardenvale
Mr John Morrissey of Hawden Vale Singleton died this morning after a long career as a prominent figure. A former Victoria minister and city planning board chairman, he built holdings in southern NSW and aided settlers. He leaves a widow four sons and five daughters. The funeral will be held in Melbourne.
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Pig Price Stability in Sydney Market Despite Poor Calf Quality
Pig values remained largely firm in Sydney as supplies tightened. Calves were scarce with only 800 forward last week, overall quality weak with many animals in cull or store condition. Buyers crowded the market for hogget lines and prime descriptions topped at 4/5, with hobbies showing strong demand and prices steady to higher.
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UNCON DERED TRIFLES MEMOIR OF A CRITIC'S VOICE
Fragmented text reflects a cluttered journal column with rambled quotes about a great secret for reproductions and a doctor tobacco theme. It mentions Grimmett, Doct ors and tobacco, and Melbourne style references. The piece parodies a Western hero era with commentary on a birthday and a landlord.
Prohibition Era Denatured Alcohol and Tax Data
A New York writer notes denatured alcohol totals for the nine months ending March 31, 4925 and cites large volumes of corn processed for bootleg and wartime uses. The article records numbers of stills and tax citations, reflecting the era’s enforcement and production patterns.
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Wanted Glens Malden fair Ferns Burra Palms stalls
Wanted ads seek prices methods of gathering and delivery for items including fair Ferns Burra Palms. Apply manager Australian Hetaness Products Lt Nabiac. Phone 12 Nabiac.
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RABOIT BXING Farmers and Gragiers Report
The report notes supplies totaling 1494 tons, the heaviest so far this season, with an irregular market. Prices varied by grade, with 2nd classes and pelts down or up alongside other categories, ending with mixed shifts across end-of-day figures.
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