Wool Sale In Melbourne Sees Steady To Higher Prices
The Melbourne wool market reports continued sale activity with 11 500 bales catalogued by brokers and a broad range of wools from Victorian regions and forward clips. Prices for merinos comebacks and fine crossbreds rise about five percent with demand unrestricted across offered wools though staple and skirtings show emphasis and storage advantage.
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Gressdale
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Lambs
Horsham
Willaura
Hillview
Whc
Starrell
Bungalally
Hersham
Arngath
Booroopki
Keaniva
Sa. Fen
Oaklands
Ketulli
Victoria approves two million pound power loan plan
The State Electricity Commission announces a two million pound public loan to fund the Kiowa hydro scheme and extensions aimed at doubling Victoria’s generating capacity. The Third Kiowa Moorwell Loch project offers a gilt edged investment in rural electrification and a wider electricity network covering about two thirds of the state.
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Pew Owoerks
Victoria
Sois
Kiowa Hydro
Australia
Grouo
Vietoris
Petrol price rises halfpenny a gallon in Horsham
The Price Decontrol Commissioner Mr J F L Wal cron announces a half penny rise in petrol to 3/8 a gallon in Horsham country areas. Local figure Mr C Brand notes the change follows railway freight increases passed to consumers. Kellands manager Mr N G Waller confirms the linkage to rail freight costs.
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J. FL Walcron
C. Brand
Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commercce
Kellands
N. G. Waller
Waldron
Clothing Factory for Natimuk Planned Pending Labor
Natimuk may gain a clothing factory within a fortnight pending enough labor. The Natimuk Progress Association and State Development Committee back the plan after a conference with Mr Heilger and Mr Stack. Stack, Melbourne manufacturer, would land multiple lines of men and women’s clothing if approved.
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Thier
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State Development Committee
Heilger
Stack
Woonen
Melbourne
Netimuk
Come to the Stage Aims to Please in Parisian Setting
The film follows a troupe arriving in America with a dream of a child in peril at a new work. Elsa Lanchester helps stage a hospital scene while actors like Van Heflin and Patricia Phin star in supporting roles. The show centers on love, courage, and a dramatic rescue across a bustling production.
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Torriia
Medy
Tag Inns
America
Lew Na
Ue Mtn
Mor Owen
Hethlehen
New England
Elsa Lanchester
Sunellin Ow
Leel
Charles Russell
Mary Heth Hughes
Hor sham Sheep Sale Sets Record Prices in January Auction
Dalgety and Company report a strong Hor sham sale on January 18 with 6800 sheep sold at an average 34 per head. Buyers and agents from northern and western Victoria attended as crossbred ewes and Merino stock drew keen competition and high prices. Top lots included Merino wethers and ewes with several ages cited, and steers and pigs also traded heavily. Next sale follows February.
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Horsham
Messrs
Dalgety and Company Limited
Victorian
Lew Lamba
Weli
Mesera
Falls
Pitre
Archie Moore
Donald Marker
Mondas
Ita
Ermekers
Store sheep sale yields high prices across multiple vendors
Raw ford Dowling Pty reports January store sale on January 12 yarding 15 745 store sheep from 65 vendors with strong demand for grown sheep. Top price 8 17s for Corriedale ewes and high results for crossbreds, wethers and lambs. overall average strong at 51 4 per head. Donald sale on January 25 yarding 5660 sheep sold 3417 at 51 1s with keen bidding for lambs and finer wool types.
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Rawford Dowling Pty
Outry
Corriedale
Romery Marsh
Border Leicester
Wethers
Corriedale Wethers
Merina Wether
Ny Guiness
Border Deicesters
Messrs
Dalgety
Mincers
Dennys
Lascelles
Horsham Corporation
Narneoorie
Kaniva
Edenhope
Harrow
Donald
Rupanyup
Minvip
Hamilton
Murtoa
Charlton
Warrneknabeal
Rainbow
Nhill
Dick Pel
Mockings
Port Adelaide market report on baconers and porkers January 1950
Dalgety and Co reports moderate supplies of baconers and porkers with backfatters, noting heavy weights scarce and transport-led arrivals. Prices eased from prior peaks though top baconers sold around 14 to 150. Backfatters and porkers showed firmer competition, with heavy and medium categories trading at higher late rates.
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Crawford Dowling Pty. Ltd
Wight
Dalgety Ani Co
Lid,inc
Coghlan Boase Pty. Ltd
Licences Granted After Wednesday Court Session
Following licence applications the Court of Petty Sessions granted several licences. Hor sham resident G H Grabse received a temporary auctioneers licence. Wilson Street resident UC J Werd obtained a marine dealers licence. Goroke resident R Packer secured a second hand dealers licence. Clark Street resident R L Havey, George Street resident T W Ryan, and Horsham resident W Bleakley each earned second hand dealer or temporary auctioneer licences.
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P R. Biggin
S.M
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