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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
2
An early 20th century guide explains lucerne hay quality and curing. It stresses clean appearance, proper handling, and avoidance of heat damage during baling. It discusses flowering times, moisture, and weather impact on value, noting buyers reduce price for heat signs and favor well cured, bright hay.
Florencedale Guyra district travel notes and racing context reference a famed figure Five Baronet. The text mentions the Sydney Royal event where Five Baronet is described as the famous choice champion, with numerous numeric codes and archaic terms interwoven, reflecting a historical program note.
A historical report details departmental steps for controlling fluke and black disease. It cites Dr. Jack Jarace a shakeier in talletandy yerote and outlines testing results with various treatments, noting failures in water treatment and suggesting aeration and foliar measures. The document mentions the Department of Art Culture and a Tennessee headquarters address.
The stallion Lucky Ben stood at Primrose Tubbamurra in 1936 with wins at Guyra Show including second prize in a large field and first prizes for cost and active farm, described as a beautiful bright bay with two white feet and a white face. Season runs 1 October to 31 December with mare testing and payment required, inspection invited.
The Wool Market report notes a robust sale on Thursday with 2994 clips opened in good condition. Yorkshire France and Germany are credited as outstanding buyers, with Italy, the USA, and other nations contributing. Top prices include entries tied to Landers Ringwant, Nixon, and Spicer’s Creek, reflecting strong demand across regions from Tamworth to Mudgee and Cobar, with many lots achieving high per bale figures.
The report covers wool trade dynamics with Continental buyers, noting stronger demand and rising prices driven by overseas buyers and domestic manufacturers. It lists recent North West and Western wool lots, with specific bale counts and prices in pence per pound, reflecting improved conditions and broader market reach.
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