Market Reports Show Mixed Sheep and Cattle Activity
Market reports from Kiker and partners cover March sales across Brookton Narrogin York and surrounding districts. Strong turnout for store sheep and forward stock contrasts with scarce prime wool and hay demand. cattle prices hold firm with steady clearing sales noted at multiple yards. Local reports cite variable weather and storm activity near La Grange Bay and Broome, with impacts on transport and bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiker
Sheutom Ando
Businnae
Ealen
Aml
Noeth-Weel
la Grange Bay
Broome
Viroghton
Woanie Wiefler
Gestliing
Brookton
Mack
Borsen
Evindeien
G. Reed
Krookton
Merino Owen Ie
Aimenthe
Iambs Fa
Cart Mare II
Machinery
Andre
Uma Peter
Pingotly
Aus
Euli Owen
Amie
P. Bateman
Chery
Mesars Pedersen and
Hurst
Font Usin Ax
All Young
Renlind
Alan Wood
Dronghe
Denislel
Duliss
Nile
Heifwre
Rivera
Lincoln Owen Ie
Unity
Protest by the Australian Natives Association over flag display
The ANA sent a telegram to Defence Minister Senator Pearce protesting that the Australian flag was not flown during a Melbourne cruiser inspection. The message cites government rulings and calls for explanation, referencing Crown and Empire Day debates and historical notes with ANZA correspondence. Market notes follow, describing sales at the Metropolitan Fair Cruck Market Fremantle with cattle and sheep yarding, prices, and buyer attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Natives’ Association
Defence
Senator Pearce
Melbourne
Govenor
ANA
Asquitte
Australia
Anza
Geealdtrickland
Elowine
Bullock
Fremantle
Graaiers
Plato
NOWTTEAM MARKET REPORTS AVERAGE STOCK AND DULL SALE
An East Nor tham market summary shows average stock at the gates on Tweslay with little price variation. Meus Elder Shenton and Cot Lid sold a portion of stock, but several groups were deemed unfit. Horses and cattle moved slowly with weak demand and lower activity across lots of ewes and weaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Northam
Tweslay
Elder
Shenton
St Howet
Ss W
Tis
MT Wethens
Australian Employment Census Aims at Primary Producers Loss
The 1811 Commonwealth census figures show primary producers total around 38 thousand, with 370 thousand males and the remainder females. Western Australia leads in primary industries, followed by Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia, and Victoria, with mining and pastoral sectors noted. The population engaged in agriculture, mining, and related fields totals over 18 million, while industrial and domestic duties account for significant shares. A comparison to 1901 highlights a nearly 22 percent rise in industrial occupations, and a discussion quotes Mr. W Campbell praising Australia's universal training system as part of national defence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
South Australia
Victoria
West Australia
Guernsland
Melbourne
Australia
Inez
W. Campbell
New Zealand
Glasgow
Scotland
Evening News
Murray
Ube Wcing Tremier
Campbell
Georgy Reid
New Yealand
Blick Watch
Canady
Enon
Cunderdin Race Club Opens Nominations for 1918 Meeting
The Cunderdin Race Club invites nominations for multiple handicap events including one mile and six furlong races open to horses within eighty miles, with stakes from 10 to 18 pounds and penalties for late entries. Nominations close March 24 1918 with fees required. conditions reference Western Australia Turf Club rules and local By-Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irial Stakus
Cunderdin
J. Gollan
Northam
QUELQUELLING MEETING AT JEANACUBBINE RACE CLUB
The notice outlines a Wednesday April program at Jeanacubbine Race Club with multiple handicaps including First and Second Class Plate, Trial Stakes, Galloway Handicap, and Nur sery Handicap. Nominations close March 22 with entry fees and weights set, under WA Turf Club rules.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Market Reports
Elubr's Weekly Stock Report
York
Cleary
Maech
Uae
Seria
Sitia
Wookly
Copley
J. Ml. Drummond & Co
A.N.A
Nowtteam Market
BROS
Ye“Saly
Heer
Boan Bros
Universal
Wellington & Murray Streets
Perth
Trogramme
Elying
West
Donovan
Walter Stone
Seo
Walker's Book Store
Pathephomie
Waiker's Book & News
Agbt
Union Bank
Bank of Australia Commonwealth
Bramcina Yre
Srdney
Canberra
Melboure
Quonneland
Brisbane
Format
Daite
Waatern
Ieee
Savings Bank Department
Deninon Miller
Govassan
Jeanacubbine Race Club
Atril
A. Galloway
Egatema
W.A. Turf Club
Tbs
wJenauenbhine
H. Withnell
Northam Race Cld
J. Gol Fan
Northall
A. J. Glass
The
Northan Courier
Goomalling-Dowerin
Great Art Union
Flinders Lane
Jackson
Theo. W. Heide
Indore Lane
Milne
A. J. Castledine
Guyching
Teriodicale
Hobart
Waites
Amtralle
Waite
Commonwealth
Gage Elder, Shenton and Co Limited
Bramiles —Premantie
Estgoorite
Beverley and
Tork
John Darling & Son
Watkins & Mitchell, Northam & Goomalling
S.il Abbott
BALE
B.p. Marshall
Harry Brooks
O'Nara
GEO. Wills & CO
Murray Street
Clarence H. Smith
G. L. Throssell & Co
E. W. Robinson
Goomalling
Wongan
William Sandover & CO
H. V. McKay
Sunshine
Vic
Peerless Roller Flour Mills
W. Padbury
East Guildford
Insurance Office of Australia
E. W. Robinson, Goomatting
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