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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
4
500 ewes with longwool lambs to lamb to longwool rams 1300 merino and cross bred wethers 1700 crossbred and comeback weaners Terms four months approved bills Outside agents rebated 2 percent for approved endorsement Stand by trucks available Good drovers in attendance Further particulars apply.
Under instructions from various owners the yard will offer 500 C.B. weaners, mixed sexes, clean wool. 300 Border Leicester cross weaners. 180 C.K. ewe weaners. 170 C.B. wether weaners. 140 Corriedale cross weaners. 1M C.K. weaners. 200 CR wethers two years. 1 XE and C.O. wethers two years forward to fat. 130 methic ewes six years joined, due only. 600 wixed sleep to be drafted. Outside customers allowed 2 per cent for approved endorsements.
Dalgety and Company Limited plan a 2 pm auction at Horsham Corporation Yards featuring 4300 sheep. Weaners and wethers include Corriedale Merino crosses, Polwarth, Border Leicester, and crossbreds, with numerous lines by age, mouth, and condition. Also listed are ewes with lambs, ewes due to lamb soon, and rams, with outside agents allowed 2 percent and endorsements reviewed.
New Haven Wednesday report that Starling Childs of New York has donated 10 million dollars to Yale University to found a research foundation aimed at curing cancer. The Baker will, awaiting probate, earmarks 15 million dollars for humanitarian activities.
Canberra notes explain that the Commonwealth plans to reintroduce the Statute of Westminster Adoption Bill after prorogation. It would adopt sections 2 to 6, affecting repugnancy rules extraterritorial laws and imperial acts, with implications for merchant shipping and potential future amendments needing Imperial consent.
Tenderers are invited to lodge separate tenders for each set of yards for material supply and construction of sheep sale yards at Barneclot Station, 11 miles from Casterton, with tenders received until 10 a m Horsham.
Signor Mussolini, 54, claims no illness since 1925 and explains a regimen of vegetarian meals, no spirits, rare wine, no tea or coffee, and daily 30 to 40 minutes of exercise. He emphasizes simple peasant foods, fruits, and regular sleep from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., with activities including swimming, skiing, riding, motor sports, and hiking.
Export prices for butter in London advanced about 1/ per cent late last week. The Customs Minister Lieut. Col. White refuted reports of heavy Japanese bicycle imports, noting only two bikes arrived in the nine months to March 31. Australia purchases around 150,000 new bicycles annually.
A fragmentary verse warns that a strict rule governs people and actions. It hints at choosing momentum or consequence, mentioning a prescribed cure from Abbot Woods called Great Peppermint Cure, with a wary tone toward those who ignore the advice.
A government report on the Spanish Bolshevik submarine attack on Leipzig dated June 18 says divers found cerulean hull damage and a five inch dent. London reports Von Neurath reassured Britain Germany will not take further action and has withdrawn from patrols to avoid aggravating tensions. Eden confirmed these assurances to the House of Commons. Valencia endured storms and fear as German harborage threats were discussed, while Ribbentrop offered a misleading explanation of German aims. The British French communique framed this as pacific intent despite naval moves and claims of reparations and internment for loyalist submarines.
Thomas Young and Co Pty Ltd report conducting a sale at Warracknabes. Buyers attended from surrounding districts. Principal sales include 1800 hoggets, 2074 lambs, 155 cull ewes, 105 wether weaners, and various comeback wethers and lambs.
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