Commercial Special Cattle Sale Reports High Quality Yarding
Tom Hicks notes a very good yarding at the Commercial Special Cattle Sale held last November. Bulls and calves led the demand with buyers bidding freely for fattening stock, cows and heifers sold cheaper by about ten shillings, and rough store cattle in weaker demand. The sale saw extensive competition and broad selling across multiple consignors, with prices ranging across many lots and buyers’ interest strong for top quality cows and bullocks. A subsequent Clearing Dairy Sale at Craven under Mrs A Dean drew high interest and top cows and springers commanded strong prices.
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Tom Hicks
Nis
H. T
T. L. Higgins
F. Hooke
D. Carlson
W. J. Laurie
Laure Bros
R Newton
Corbett
C. Taylor
Miss V
Longworth
M. V. Holstein
B. Hogan
A. Y. Bowen
J. A. Ross
F. Ross
Farley Bros
BH. H. Margery
S. Sansom
F. B. Haydon
B. B. Haydon
B. G. Scrivener
Helfer
A. G. Stewart
D. J. McRa
Middlebrook
S. Wild
JS. Germon
TH Geate
W. Yates
W. J. Stanton
Mra
J. Brown
J. Hickman Jon
T. Micks
Studkin
T. O'Hare
Livermore
G. K. Page
Leow
W. A. Adams
KD. Cever
Taylor
J. Wats
Clarrie Blanch
O. W. Edwards
W. F Rutabel
Springer
Craven
A. Dean
Sydney pig and cattle sale highlights at Homebush
Supplies of pigs at Tuesday's Sydney sales were 190. Values were practically unchanged. Backfatters extra prime and heavy made to 189 per head, good to 120, others from 46 up, baconers 120 lb to 140 lb 76 to 86, lighter weights 66 to 68. Porkers 70 lb to 90 lb 45 to 56. Homebush stock sales report 1568 cattle yarded, market firm, dealers to 16, steers 48, heifers 45, bullocks 43, cows 40 per 100 lb.
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Sydney
Tod
Homebush
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Stratford Red Cross Ball showcases community support
The Red Cross Ball in Stratford on October 25 drew strong attendance with banners, roses, and a Gloomchasers Orchestra. Winners included Miss V Tull and Mr Hee Gray in the waltz, Miss Phyllis Dare and Mr J Tull in the one step, and Mick Germon with others in a cap waltz. Proceeds benefit the local Red Cross, with praise for organizers and stalls, and notices a humorous Hitler Tower lift moment.
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RED Cross
Gloomchasers
V. Tull
Hee Gray
Phyllis Dare
J. Tull
Jaza Cap Waltz
Mick Germon
Norman Smith
Stratford
H. Lowrey
Craven
Stan Martin
Forbendale
Prestige 720 A Sheer Crepe Hose in Latest Shades
An early 20th century ad highlights Prestige 720 A Sheer Crepe Hose priced at 10 shillings 6 pence, with Petalwisp at 9 shillings 11 pence and other Service Sheer lines. It notes limited stock, popularity, and summer shades, listing Gay Deceiver a sheet in all sizes at 5 shillings 11 pence.
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Lisle
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