SOV4L Easter Show Schedule Published For 1935
The 1935 Hoyal Easter Show runs 15 to 24 April with revised prize list exceeding £14,000. Horse section adds Clydesdale classes and district prizes. trotting and camp drafting boosted prize money. New cattle, dairy, and poultry classes include polled breeds, Shorthorns, Herefords, Angus, and expanded dog and bird sections.
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Hoyal
Society
Ney Meticu T
Sydney
Wretton
Hecke
Harvey
Ported
Australia
Sydney Royal
Atlantic Union
Queensland
Nile
Fry
Esses
Sybney
Mattickville Margarine Ltd
Hyview
Melboure
Adelaide
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
New Zealand
Naval Ltd
Grose Wold
Richmond
Nsw
W. J. Hammond
Rosecliff
Bellingen
Jersey “Herd Society
Calvey
Peters’ American Dalieasy Company
Eech
Country Life and
Btork Ant Eta- Vion Journal
Metropolitan Meat Industry Commissioner
Central Coast and Tablelands
Hunter River
Liverpool Plains
North Coast
Tablelands
South Coast and Tablelands
West Moreton and Downs
Westorm
Baringa
Cadia
Canimbra
Duchess
Dundee
Florence
Ford
Gresley
Gullen
Hard Federation
Riverina
S.holy Union
RAS
Wool Sale Shows Firm Market Across Districts
Wool report details a steady sale with strong competition from British and Japanese buyers. Upper prices reached 15d for Simpson’s New England bale, with other lots ranging 12 4d to 14d. Notable sales listed for Armidale, Crookwell, Grenfell, Manilla, Willow Tree and Muswellbrook. George Black, aged over 80 and a noted Sydney journalist, was hospitalized after a holiday collapse. A show schedule outlines wheat, fruit, horticulture and junior classes with substantial prize money and new sections for culinary vegetables and dried grapes. Copies available from Endeavor House Sydney.
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Schute, Bell & Co. Ltd
Far West
G. Treweeke
Waverley Downs
J. B. Kelly
T. G. Simpson
New England
R. A. Hartmann
Dundee
Mre. A. Hartmann
Gooneral
Iere England
Simpson
Leon
Armidale
Dia
J. Carr
Crookwell
Glenview
J. B. Scott
Grenfell
Nandle
Shorten
Walter
Walget
Rich
Willamby
R. H Hudson
Manilla
Castle
Rock
Lonergan
Muswellbrook
Kaeroll
C. Knee
C.F. Hall
Royal Sydney
London
Sydney
W.H. Anerson Ltd
H. W. Whiddon
MLC
Endeavor House
Macquarie Place
Wool market optimism as New Year opens with firmer prices
Goldsbrough Mort & Company reports a confident start to the wool market with increased activity and firm values. London and Bradford markets show gains for fine merino fleece while home trade remains strong. Continental Europe, Japan, and Italy influence markets as production remains steady. Catalogs of 7090 bales from Riverina to Southern Tablelands describe good breeding, color, and staple quality amid steady demand. Bradford leads top purchases as overseas buyers participate.
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Goldsbrough, Mort & Company Limited
Europe
France
Germany
Traly
London
Sydney
Bradford
Britain
Italy
Japan
Central Western
Rivera
Riverina
Wool auction reports steady demand amid varied lots and strong prices
The Farmers & Gra sers Cooperative reports a January 15 sale of 9 220 bales featuring mostly fine to superfine wools from Mi rombee Aylatone Bar raba New England and Upper Hunter districts with solid Japanese and European demand and prices rising slightly in London. Strong support from Brad ford Continental buyers and America kept values firm though some poorer fleece lines showed irregulars. upcoming sale on January 29 plans 6 000 bales.
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Farmers & Grassers’ Co- Operative Doy
Inet
Rombee
Aylatone
Barraba
New England
Upper Hunter
Riverina
Near Western
Japan
France
Belgium
America
Reward announced for information leading to seizure of stolen goods
Notice offers a substantial reward for information identifying any person or persons involved in stealing stock or cranberry products in the state. It warns against shooting or interfering with females and states that Willamby will be prosecuted regardless of previous permissions.
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Stork
Haying von
Ceepamning
Anther
Pemsona
Feudron
No-Title Form Yet It Warns Against Opening Mineral Lands
An archival snippet argues against a white Australia policy loosening. It warns that leasing iron deposits to Asiatic or Japanese investors could yield wealth for foreign firms while depriving Australia of its heritage and labor. The piece stresses steel as pivotal and cautions against surrendering national wealth to external hands.
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Commonwealth
Inter
Oata
Australia
Simatiralian
Parish helper raises hundred pounds for mission work
A year ago Allan Moore then Sunday School scholar at St James Wickham pledged to raise £100 for Foreign Mission work. He worked with his parents and, selling papers and rans, paid £5 yearly until the final payment last month. In London an infirmary fire saved 200 elderly men and women.
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Allan Moore
St. James
Wickham
Rands
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Wool Report
George Black
Wales
Eee Oorry
J. H. Williams
Boorolong
Strathroy
Trethowan
Frazier Bros
Eureka
David Williams
Rina
Brick Park
Don Hrudima
Aaid
Ramenita Narain Maitre
Raitra
Harvin Schenak
Sultan of
Perak
Maitra
Don Bradman
Charles Kingsford Smith
Coolum Beach
Volor
Wabout
Lang
Linton
O. H Carter
Goo
Carter
Upper Manila
Nivison
Walcha
W. B. Goodworth
Scone
Mavarthur
C. C. Cameron
Tales
S.A. Richards
Singleton
Coorey
Summer Sale
Deus
Kanebo
Fuji
Erie
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