Wool Sale Report from Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd
Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd conducted a wool sale featuring 5 077 bales from Southern Tablelands Monaro Junee Gundagai Moree Dubbo and New England districts. Prices eased for top fleece wools despite strong bidding with top lot 20d per bale for ASN Mirani elip from Walcha. next sale slated for March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Tablelands
Monaro
Junee
Gundagai
Moree
Dubbo
New England
Yass
Walcha
Ras
Hollydene
Uralla
Wool auction market shows mixed trends despite steady clearance
Shhute Bell Badgery Lumby Ltd reports fairly good clearance at this week’s wool auction amid market irregularities. Better wools hold firm while overall prices dip about 5 percent from last week. catalogues remain representative with many average and dusty lines. Competition broadens with Yorkshire, German and French buyers. Japanese demand weak. No sale day this week. catalogue of about 4000 bales to be offered Monday with dates set for March 8, March 23, and March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shhute Bell Badgery Lumby Ltd
Yorkshire
Germany
France
East
Market Report on Area Sheep and Cattle Sales
Country Producers: selling at area on 21st February reports 30 549 yarded from a listing of 32 500. Lambs saw excellent demand with values 1d to 1s dearer. lambs to 29s 9d. Sheep and hoggets steady to 1s dearer on some lots. Cattle yarded 2 880 with store bulls and dairy cows mostly cheaper. vealers to 6s 4d and bullocks to £11 0s 0d. Notable buyers include Capel Bugilbone Moree Crawford Cumnock Manila Barraba and Sandy Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selling Co
F. C. Capel
Bugilbone
Cape
Moree
Crawford
Quivindi
L. Hvans
Cumnock
J. Coote
Manila
Bucknell
Barraba
Wethers
C. M. Harvey
R. Harvis
Sandy Hollow
J. Wilson
Manilla
HE. J. Jones
Cawra
Midas Touch Man Plans Brisbane Hotel Empire
Greek born Australian businessman J Kouvelis, 42, funds £420,000 to build Brisbane’s premier hotel. He lives in Sydney, owns picture theatres in Tamworth and Armidale, travels often, and remains modest about his fortune. His daughter recently married Dr Kcon velis, a Berlin based surgical specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kouvelis
Brisbane
Australia
Greece
New South Wales
Midas
N.S.W
Tamworth
Armidale
Sydney
Kconvelis
Berlin
Labor Daily Seized by Industrialists in NSW Politics
Industrialists have gained control of the Labor Daily from J.T. Lang while Lang retains influence in the A.D.P. Executive. A new, more extremist section aims to oust Lang, with Dunn McKell and Kelly resisting ties to the industrialists. Hefferon named leader, signaling a Labor machine shift toward Treasury control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Daily
J.T. Lang
Laing
A.D. P
Lang
Labor Party
New Party
New South Wales
Dunn, McKell and Kelly
Labor Movement
Treasury
Hefferon
Belive
Union Vote Rejected on Methodist Union with Congregational Churches
The Methodist Conference, by six votes to thirty two, rejected a committee proposal for two years of possible union teaching and pulpit interchange with the Congregational Church in Australia. The conference postponed the matter awaiting clearer evidence of divine leading. James Whatson was fined 300 pounds for failing to file income tax returns for 1930, 1935, and 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Conference
Committee On Church Union
Australia
Congregational Church
James Whatson
Taxation Department
Aboriginals Mourn Amid White Celebration Of 150th Anniversary
In Sydney at the Aboriginals All Australian Conference opening at the Australian Hall president Jack Pratten urged recognition of Indigenous rights. He said the day was one of mourning for the harsh conditions faced on the continent once owned by their forefathers. Delegates from Victoria and Queensland viewed the procession as magnificent yet remembered how white settlement had displaced Aboriginal people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New South Wales
Pioneer Parson Samuel Marsden and His Australian Legacy
The article profiles Rev Samuel Marsden a cleric magistrate and pioneer in early Australia. It notes his voyage to New South Wales in 1794, his work at Parramatta, his balanced judge and pastor role, and his farming self reliance. Marsden helped found Merino sheep breeding and carried out missionary voyages to New Zealand between 1815 and 1827, shaping relations with the Maori and contributing to primary production in the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Marsden
Faru
Pree Grammar
Hull
Hirstorth
Leeds
Butt
Parramatta
Marsden
Australia
New Zealand
Sydney
Early English Women Prize Fighters Form Nine Proposals
Fragmented passages recount female boxing challenges from Elizabeth Wilkinson Hannah Pyfield Ann Field and Elizabeth Stokes with bets of ten pounds and rising stakes. The text records disputes over matches at Islington Road Stoke Newington and London stage arenas amid debates on venue lighting for sheep shows and stadium sales at the Royal Agricultural Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Elizabeth Wilkingon
Clerkenwell
Hannah Pyfield
Newgate Market
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Stoles
Elizabeth Stokes
City of
London
Billingsgate
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Wool Report
Booth
K.B. Lacer
Market Report
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
Dee Ion
George
Bass
George Bass
Port Jackson
Port Hacking
Shoalhaven
Jewis Bay
Twofold Bay
Wilson’s
Western Port
Tasmania
Abel Tasman
Bank of New Couth
Wales
Pioneer Bank of Australia
Eon George Buss
Country Roducers Selling Company Ltd
The
Union of Churches
Elland Society
St. John’s College
Ganbridge
Church of England
New Land
St. Paul's
Co. Py. le
Aunt Mary
Ceresan
Bayer’s Dry Seed Dress Inc
Dalgety & Company Ltd
Inc
Mr. Boman
J. T. Robertson & Co
Stoke Newington
Worthan
W. T. Merriman
Merryville
Royal Agricultural Soviets
Hordern
Hordern Pivilies
Merriii
Meringa
Hed Boi
Macquarie Place
Avool & Produce
Bos
G.P
Goldsiro
A. O. Veness & Son
M. Blaxland
District Repres
OM Ndp
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