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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
6
A settlement in the coal strike allows trucks to be sold at stock rates. The move aims to ease shortages and stabilize supply through lower prices and orderly distribution. Officials say deliveries will resume under the agreed terms.
Gent Diattot Hospital board plans to begin works funded by £2700 already in hand and additional government support. The board seeks to revise plans to complete the project this year, with remaining funds from a well known benefactor and the government covering boats and related costs.
A fragmentary report describes a government committee hearing on liquor at Canberra, noting debate on the rate of retention and parliamentary oversight. The text references a meeting of a committee and urges the sovereign powers to address the issue in May and June.
Friday report notes overall good conditions for the age market with steady prices. A chart of commodities highlights expected price stability despite light fluctuations from improving weather. Local supplies remain steady as buyers anticipate continued normal demand and cautious pricing ahead of the holiday period.
Fragmentary OCR text lists various prices and items such as onions and tea with unclear sources and dates. Entities are largely garbled, making precise identifications difficult. readables mention prices like pounds and shillings and several personal names.
A wary record shows the Goulburn Dentst board conducting an inquiry into a case described as Uniprofemionl Condact. The fragmented text references meetings, potential witnesses, and a poll-like procedure, with unclear names and actions, suggesting formal investigation steps and deliberations.
A chaotic OCR style note details a Goulburn stock sale with varied cattle listings, including ewes, wethers, heifers, and heavy stock. It references prices like 15 shillings and six to seven pounds, mentioning breeds, lots, and buyers amid unclear lines.
Broadhead reports a mixed sale with pigs at 9/6 or more, porkers up to £4 1s, poultry prices 6/6 to 7/8 per pair, hens 4/0 to 9, ducks 7/6 to 8 per pair, fowls 4/3 to 4/5, potatoes from 1d to 2d per lb, apples 1s 9d to 2s 6d, pears 1d to 1s 6d, melons 2s per lb, pumpkins 1s 6d, carrots and beetroot low. Furniture and slate sold at satisfactory prices.
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