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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
2
Bargain notice announces fruits CURRKANTS SULTANAS LEEDEN RAISINS DATES and mixed peels plus dried goods and dishware sets. Offers English dinner sets cuilit sets and tea and salad sets at low prices. Customers urged to inspect the assortment at the store.
The report covers wool prices and market activity in Selote Bellatta Lad with focus on average fleece values and demand. Demand remains steady with French and German buyers active. shipments from Yorkshire supported by other European demand as weekly sales proceed toward December. Prices for bales and catalog listings are noted with forthcoming auctions and potential year-end settlements anticipated.
The author argues Australia must develop iron and coal industries, oil from coal, and transport resilience to maintain security and prosperity. Premier Stevens highlights practical steps, including expanding private industry and leveraging coal deposits as a national strategy praised by the Times and visitors like Lord Hartigan.
Examines a self feeder for flocks that reduces waste and labor, improves feed efficiency, and prevents the strong from hogging. Advocates note that it lowers cost per head and stabilizes intake amid a shortage of hand feed labor.
A study reports that sheep with access to a mineral lick showing phosphoric phosphate and sterisedemeal improved weight gain in spring compared with controls. The lick aids deficiencies in pasture, especially phosphor in C, with salt as a necessary supplement. Department of Agriculture invites readers to request fuller information.
A dairy farmer can mend leaks relines rust spots and reattach milk can hoops with basic soldering. Neglect of tinware harms milk and cream quality as exposed metal and acid cause flavor defects. A Department of Agriculture leaflet offers free guidance on soldering for dairy use.
The Flemington sale on November 26 reports 2800 sheep and 23010 lambs from a listing of 40650. Wethers strengthened late while ewes softened. quality in the low quality section was poor with many unfinished lambs. Cattle yarded 1220 with many plain steers cows and vealers, prime vealers best held, other grades down 10 to 15 shillings.
Senator Mardy attacked the War Tensions Entithement Tribunal findings, arguing the act guiding its operation fails to grant soldiers full access to justice. He cited low appeal success and questioned whether the tribunal properly safeguards the soldier’s right to reasonable doubt and evidence.
Shipments of wool from Australia in the four months to 31 October totalled 637 557 bales, down 4571 from July October 1935. The United Kingdom took 350 460 bales, Belgium 106 423, Germany 45 890, France 55 278 with varying changes. Sir F Tout, back from New Zealand, expects the wool trade to gain from higher prices and possible Japanese buyers.
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