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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1952
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions Portier end, Ang elient, and sale terms with unclear dates. Item appears to be an archival notice or auction reference, but readable specifics are insufficient to identify people, places, or organizations reliably.
Auction notice offers a substantial well valued house with a woodshed and built iron storage. Terms require 10 percent on 1800 with vacant possession. For more details contact Stewart Brown and Horsham solicitors for the vendor.
Auction notes describe 200 Merino wethers aged 4 years with good condition. other entries mention 44 yearn and 10 Mar wethers with 3 yearn and Oct Ne oral red. additional lots include 19 er wethers 0 yearm fat, 10 ee fees, and 4 ated b years. October thorn Wo Nea listed with various weights and draft conditions. overall emphasis on bred, fat, and well grown sheep ready for sale.
A Murtoa auction opened with 300 sheep yarded amid local activity. W. J. Edmonds noted top prices for a flock of ewes and lambs, including Merino lines. The event showcased demand for 1 year old Corriedales and mixed flocks, with several bidders present.
The Geelong Woolbrokery Association notes wool market activity during the 1902-08 season with entries on November 18 20 and 20 9. The average price for greasy wool is stated as 8.804 per 1b.
The Horsham market reports light supply and slow woolly lamb trade. Prices quoted by associated stock agents show fat lambs at 61/10, with marked lots and shorn lambs around 48/10 to 40/7 fat. Trade notes reference Grampians Olive Pantatons and regional quotations from agents.
Fragmentary OCR shows wool brokers reporting highs and averages at the Melbourne sale held November 10 to 13. It notes an average price around 9/18 per pound and an average bale weight near 20 pounds, with other figures tied to specific lots and dates in October and November.
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