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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
3
Prices on Sussex street today include Mee 15, maize 4, wheaten 1/0 to 7, oaten 7 to 9, small bates 4.3, Tasmanian wheat at 1h, onions 4 to 47s. The report lists varied market rates for grains and produce in Sydney on Tuesday with multiple items and ranges.
Sydney pig sales reported Tuesday at Wineheamte and Carian. About eleven hundred pigs penned at the Sydney sale with prices largely lower. Quotes indicate head counts and mixed figures for various categories and buyers.
The Bradford wool market was quiet with no notable activity as inquiries showed slight improvement for merine and notes remained unchanged.
Wellington reports the earthquake aftermath in New Zealand with evacuations across Lyell and Murchison. Roads near the Buller Gorge opened and failed, coal mines idle, and residents described booming sounds and ground shifts. A geologist links the quake to petroleum explosions. local diggings reportedly yield gold hints from the overturned ridge.
Recent figures indicate four homicides annually in the United States with debates on underlying causes. The piece notes arrestees and convictions in high profile cases, highlighting ongoing crime and justice discussions.
An otter winds up as salvage work uncovers four to be made salvage of diamonds from the wreck believed to be the Helgiin liner Elizabethville sunk by a German submarine off Belleville France during the war.
An official connected to the Aub W. Pamily Endowment Department turned himself in after a months long police search for a shortage of between £2500 and £1000 in funds. He allegedly confessed at the local police station and will be taken to Aveley for further questioning as part of an ongoing inquiry into the embezzlement.
Prices for fruit vegetables and produce listed by the State Marketing Bureau. Apples Jonathan Granny Smith and other varieties with graded large medium small prices. Pears and other fruits with special standard grades. City markets note cabbage cauliflower lettuce carrots Tasmanian produce, onions, turnips, celery, tomatoes, and pumpkins with per bushel and per hundredweight rates. Alexandria and Sussex yards report goods arriving and consignments to and from stations, including wheat oats maize chaff and potatoes with auction and private treaty prices.
Michael Franeta OReilly, 40, was committed for trial on a charge of attempted murder related to a May 22 shooting at Howlongwood, Albury. The assault occurred after a dispute with Frank Hayes, who was intoxicated and trying to force a door with a pole. Hayes was wounded in the left arm and may lose use of it. Witnesses described a premeditated attack aimed at separating Hayes from a woman known as Mrs Mayes.
Fragments indicate ongoing actions by Colonel Beardsmore as the senior accountant of the service, with notes that the work is being carried on behalf of the Public Service Board. The readable text hints at formal oversight and administrative conduct.
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