Wool Market Report From The Farmers And Grangers Co Op
The sale on Monday December 1 featured a wide range of wool from Ute State districts including Mudgee Yass Hunter Barraba and Gunnedah. Prices showed a firm London market but Bradford tops fell. Continental demand rose with brisk activity from France Germany Britain and Japan amid some burrs and short lengths and uncertainty lingered about future values.
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Farmers and Gragers’ Co , Op. Lit. Ltd
Mudgee
Yass
Pen Hunter
Barrsba
Gunf
Japan
London
Bradford
France
Germany
Wal És
Bratferd
Mane
Dahlias and McKay Beans Guide Summer Planting
The article urges immediate dahlia planting or mulching with animal manure if delayed, stressing weekly liquid manure and steady watering. It extols phlox and zinnias, notes light shade for greens, and recommends moving perennials, pruning, lime dusting, and sea-shell vine mulch. It highlights General McKay beans as a strong climber with good flavor, advising sowing and climbing setup for long bean supply.
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St. Vis
Rheumatism Got Him Relieved By Kruschen Salts
A pianist recounts a long illness with rheumatism that left his left arm weak. After taking Kruschen Salts daily for several weeks his arm improved. he notes health overall and plans to continue. The ad touts Kruschen as cleansing the bloodstream and reducing uric acid to prevent health decline.
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Fianist
Kruschen
Wuattery
Keusehen
Mackie
Memorial honors Muara Lifu, Darnley Island heroine
In Thursday Island cemetery a coral and shell memorial is raised for Muara Lifu, a Darnley Island native famed for a seven hour rescue swim in 1899. She saved two white sailors amid a shipwreck near Cape Melville and was awarded the Royal Humane Society gold medal, the first Indigenous Australian woman to win the honor.
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Thursday Island
Muara Lifu
Darnley Island
Torres Strais
Darnley
Cape Melville
Weley
Muara
Royal Humane Society
Australia
Gardening tips for summer planting and shading strategies
The article advises protecting tender crops from intense sun by using light shade for lettuce and young plants, delaying sowing of slow growing varieties like seed limes, and employing open-hesian material to soften light. It notes regular harvesting of dwarf French beans, highlights Feltham prolific beans for quick bearing, and recommends deep moist soil for celery, with transplantation timing considerations.
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Feltham Prolific
Double Nasturtiums Sweet Scented In New Hybrid Colors
Horticulural catalog ad lists Nasturtium varieties such as Golden Gleam and Scarlet Glam with scented doubles on long stems. Describes Gleam Hybrids in multiple shades including yellow orange and crimson with pricing indications per pack and per assortment.
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Dorne
Cnigie Weerlet
Werian
Yeh
Orange
Maiden
Crimse
Searles
L. C. Shepherd and Son Ltd Portal Rae Box 36088
Local notice shows L. C. Shepherd and Son Ltd listing a postal box address 36088, with portal rae appearing as routing or box designation. No further context or action details provided in readable text.
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L. C. Shepherd & Son Ltd
Rae
Wool sale report from Australian Mercantile Land and Finaree Co
The sale catalogue covered 3739 bales from various districts including Uralla Bathurst Yass Murrurundi Rylstone Wagga Wagga and more. Quality varied with dust burr and seed evident in fleece lines while demand remained steady with top prices to mid sixteen pence per pound and notable lots from Coolah Quirindi and Boorowa.
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Australian Mercantile Land & Finaree Co. Ltd
Moree
Walgett
Market Uniter Komt
Yuasa
Feithfall
Be Daves
Dann
Coolaw
Stanbridge
Waugh
Ucalla
Cox
AAA
Bird
Taronga
NEW /ENGLAND
Emmaville
Ale
I. O. S. Manuel Aane & Wom
Sclivton Twlls
Howan
Shorten & Son
Sehute, Bellam! Co. Ltd
New England
C. M. Jackson
CMI
Guayru
Mudgee
Elvene ¢ Pastoral
Arco Delvene Pastoral Co
Farragoragn
Ro Sinclair
Bathury
Tad
He Brown
Gundayia
Hutto
Wall Yass
Aeenung Southwell
Wall
Wales
Bali
Boorowa
O'Grady and Sanderson in Wartime London Echoes
A scrambled London gossip piece recalls Sir James O'Grady and Edith Sanderson, wartime roles, and honours. It notes Sanderson's 1916 Zeppelin message relay, later OBE award, and her ongoing work at Regent Palace Hotel's new telephone exchange amid grand hotel expansion. It also touches on a 1917-era royal interaction and a lighter Victoria-era sensation involving horse racing.
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London
James O'Grady
Kiovernne
Taxhianig
Tasmania
Damen O'Grady
Ray Phink
Jim
Mr Whomag
Enphial O'Grady
Grady
Thi
Arist
Hie
Sir Jones
Camus
Edith Ganderson
O.B.E
Kdith Sanderson
Regent Palace Hotel
Tmuingham
England
Edith Sanderson
Britain
Germany
David von Now
Earl Beatty
Miss Sanderson
Brrth
Miay Sanderson
Shelled items and figures from local accounts in Rylstone area
A fragmentary 19th century financial notice lists multiple trades and sums tied to local entities in and around Rylstone. Mentions names such as T. Keech and M. P. Stewart, with references to vaults, accounts, and a variety of goods like bales and materials. The text is garbled, but centers on payments, deposits, and deliveries connected to area businesses and residents.
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Quist
Victoria
L. Simp Pwely
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Ty Shuitley
Genus
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