Fat cattle and stock sale reports from Maitland and Homebush
Auction updates from Sydney and Maitland noting yarding of 840 fat cattle and 750 pigs at Campbell Hill, with prices ranging to £16/10 for bullocks and 13/18/6 for prime cows. Calves, bobbies, and hides market details alongside local Homebush listings for steers, heifers, cows, vealers, and pricing bands across various lots and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Maitland
Campbell's Hill
Winchcombe
Carson
J. S. Middlebrook
Glouester
H. H. W. Andrews
Mt. George
J. S. Robinson
Bundock
G. C. Cooper
F . C. Robinson
W. P. Reichert
Gloucester
Ave
Austral Middlebrook
C. J. Randle
A. Archinal
R. E. Smith
King Bros
Memorials and notices from St Andrew’s and churches
The community mourns Mrs E A Laurie a saintly Presbyterian churchgoer. A memorial service is planned at St Andrew’s Church. Mr Freeman of Invergordon dies suddenly leaving regret among friends. Sympathy extended to Mr H W Murray and families. A Bar ington service set for Sunday at 2 pm and Gloucester services will continue weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Laurie
Presbyterian Church
St. Andrew’s Church
Freeman
Invergordon
H. W. Murray
Gloucester
D. Gly Jones
Congregational Mission Sees Revival Spark and Finances Rise
Rev. B Martens notes a brisk spiritual renewal across services with a hopeful revival sweeping the district. Finances hit a new high as free will offerings and unsolicited subscriptions cover about one third of expenses. Four extra services were held this month and more preaching of the Good Tidings is hoped for.
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B. Martens
Encircling Gloom Lets Evangelicals Reaffirm Faith
In wartime reflections Pastor E. A. Walsham argues darkness cannot extinguish light and that war days strengthen evangelical belief. He asserts man cannot reach God without grace and atonement, noting history confirms these convictions amid present trials.
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Baptist Church
E. A. Walsham
Lions Myth Quelled by Kempsey Police Hunt
A Col lombatti V D C party and six Kempsey police searched Collombatti for a reported lion, finding only animal pads likely from a large dog or dingo. No signs of a lion appeared, and authorities concluded the creature was a myth amid persistent rumors of livestock losses.
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Collombatti V.D.C
Kempsey
Collombatti
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