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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1952
Page
4
Regular monthly stock sales held by Roache and Matthews, stock and commission agents for Commonwealth Wool & Produce Co Ltd, Mercantile Mutual Insurance, and Colonial Mutual Life. After hours phone numbers listed for Peak Hill and related offices.
Warning to all individuals not to trespass on Rocky Sua or Waratah. Violators will be prosecuted without respect to person. Authorities urge adherence to posted signs and property boundaries to avoid legal action.
Readable lines indicate the Club House Hotel offers wines from Sporting Tooths Special and hosted by Jack Brierley. The note mentions better beer and service details, though text is fragmented and uncertain.
A curtesy editor explains the plural we in editorials as a convention reflecting the collective voice of the newsroom. The piece discusses responsibilities, duties, and the aim of presenting shared commentary rather than a single author’s view.
A Peak Hill auction catalog listed 7 217 bales from Peak Hill and district, showcasing Merino and crossbred lots. Prices ranged with top bales achieving strong bids while some crossbreds showed softer values, reflecting steady demand across the NSW area and payments to growers via the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency.
Wool sale notes from the Western Australia and Mudgee markets describe a Tasmanian catalogue of 2 773 bales shipped by Wednesday. Buyers include major houses and mills with strong representation from Jess and other buyers. prices show a firm trend though irregularities remain in coning and crn hreds. Possible revival of buying activity noted with substantial demand for fine and merino wools and a new trend toward quota securing.
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