Wool Market Opens With Mixed Demand In September
The Farmers and Graziers Co operative Day reports opening sales mixed with strong competition led by Yorkshire and France, Japan more active than Germany. Values rise about 30 percent since opening rates and roughly 45 percent above early season levels, suggesting the 1933-34 clip could yield its best monetary return since 1922. Catalogues showed western and Riverina clips, with Warrawidee and nearby districts producing bulky wool. New England District Golf Association announces travel concessions for members visiting Glen Innes from October 1, with reduced-rate return tickets for qualified competitors.
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Kruschen Weight Reducer Claims Rapid Loss
An advertisementclaiming 5 lbs off in six weeks describes a user’s experience with Kruschen weight reducer. The testimonial notes initial weight gain followed by steady loss, citing knee relief and overall easier dieting. Availability listed as 2/9 per bottle through chemists and stores.
Wool Sale Sees Wide Buyer Interest and Price Rises
Goldsbrough Mort and Co reports on its initial wool sale of 6754 litres from Far Western and North Western districts. Quality wools were finer, drier, and lighter though with more dust, while staple length was shorter due to premature shedding. Overeas and local buyers attended, with Japan, France, Bradford prominent, and Germany, Belgium, Italy providing strong support. Prices rose about 30 percent over money rates last year and further 5 percent above opening rates, though cutter lead is expected to shrink prices. Top prices noted for several bales with varied district origins, reflecting general market strength and regional value shifts.
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Garden Seed Sowing Offers Bright Color This Spring
Warmer weather invites garden lovers to sow seeds for color in the coming months. Varieties include zinnias and asters for small and large gardens, Salvia with red and blue blooms, phlox, portulaca, and petunias for sunny spots, plus Cosmos sunflowers dahlias and amaranth for wider displays with minimal labor.
Mexican Sunflower and Garden Tips Featured in Planting Guide
A historic guide details sowing sprays and care for portulacas, petunias, and tall Mexican Sunflower plants. It covers soil watering between planting, weed control, vegetable sowing like French beans and leeks, and tomato cultivation with dry-to-moist watering guidance, plus a long list of seed varieties and flower show preparations.
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Seeds on offer from Shepherd & Son in Sydney
Take Your Pick offers 10 threepenny outlets for 2/6 plus two free packets. The Shepherd herd quality seed packets include vnline lists such as mixed pumpkin mixed tomatoes calendula radish lettuce carrot and more. P. L. D. SHEPHERD & SON Ltd. Trees Plants Farm and Garden 5 Parker street Sydney.
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