Fat stock sales Newcastle yarding report summary
Newcastle yards report fat stock sales for November 11 show a structured mix of medium to good quality wethers and ewes, with notable averages across buyers. Principal averages include A W Lew 200 wethers to 18 10, Nelson 298 wethers to 14 10, and others such as Jones, Murray, and Murphy contributing to varied bids. Bulls and steers also feature, with major averages around 16/10 and several lot prices cited, indicating a generally lower market than prior periods but regional demand remains steady.
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New England and North-West Pridiceny Company
Guy
A.W. Lew
Atiorn
Weth
Rama
Bla Woleht
Bons
Wetherx
JP Murphy
Pry
Watson
Ane Jones
W. H. Renwich
A. G. Renwick
Adams
C.M. Wright
Bony
Feeney
Alery
A Wonderful Motor Run Across North Queensland
A fragmented account describes a scenic motor run from Yungaburra through the Atherton Tableland to Calvine and Kuranda, detailing views of rivers, lakes, and countryside. The narrative mentions Aboriginal influence, railway proximity, and a challenging route with varied terrain and local legends, capturing travel ambience and era-specific road conditions.
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Crimory
Yungaburra
Atherton
Yvinetie
Reiman
Varie
Wien
Ellie Bohimt
le Calms
Yassar
Woods Great Pennermint Cure For Children's Hacking Cough
Fragmented OCR text describes a product called Woods Great Pennermint Cure for children's hacking cough. It references prices, supplier terms, and various illegible figures. The readable portions hint at a remedy being marketed with Latin terms and mentions of names and quantities but lack coherent details.
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Woods
Wool prices rise as drought and demand drive markets
In the twelve months ending May 1 wool prices climbed from 10 4d to 9 0d per lb amid strong global demand and dwindling on hand stocks. Producers anticipate higher values with expansion in output constrained by drought and capital shifts. Nearby markets show continued pressure from quality wool and exchange effects affecting levels of trade and farmer income.
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Sydney
Irena
Weil
Australia and Britain debate war debt terms
The British view on wartime debts to Australia centers on generosity and criticism surrounding repayments. Officials discuss options to defer or alter payments, with Britain offering temporary relief and Commonwealth seeking a workable funding plan. The discussion includes impact on the UK taxpayer and economic strain on Australia, alongside possible long term arrangements.
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