NSW items of interest show fluctuating markets and rail news
New South Wales finances flourish with mutton and wheat prices recorded. A new railway rate regime began last Monday amid local chatter. News covers Queensland shooting sensation, Domein title shift for New Zealand, and liquor spend across the Commonwealth. Local deaths, family updates, sports incidents, and rural concerns fill the page along with weathered notices and ordinances pending licensing.
Homebush Fat Stock Sales Report Stronger Markets
About 6 460 sheep were yarded with strong, animated competition and ready export demand. The lamb market was firm with exporters buying most of the supply. Roughly 594 cattle yarded, prime lots scarce, opening prices about 2 shillings to 8 pence higher than last week. Overall markets expected to stay robust for some time.
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Exportera
Frootoids Promised To Cure Headache Indigestion Constipation
Advertisement extols frootoids as a quick relief for headache indigestion and constipation. It claims rapid improvement, blood cleansing effects, liver support, and suitability against brain congestion or apoplexy. It urges avoiding daily dose habits and directs orders to W. G. Hearne Geelong Victoria.
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Frootolds
W. G. Hearne
Geelong
Victoria
Genanagie Station Buys Five Wanganella Rams for £500
Genanagie Station owners Mussas, Gitcurmt, Watt and Co have purchased five Wanganella stud rams for about £500. The rams arrived on Saturday and will be mated in November with 275 first stud Wanganella ewes, which Mesera Gilchrist Watt and Co also intend purchasing.
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Gitcurmt
Watt & Co
Genanagie
Wanganella
Mesera, Gilchrist, Watt & Co
Hospital Squabble at Wyalong Over Measles Care
True Blue workers clashed with hospital staff after a measles patient received special nursing. A nurse was sent by the mine employees to care for the patient and True Blues voted to withdraw support from the hospital.
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Wyalong
Waas
Tient
Wellington Welcomes New Wool Grain Buyer Mr M G Oster
Arrangements confirm Mr M G Oster formerly with Dalgety and Company Sydney will start on July 1 as a wool grain and produce buyer in Wellington, succeeding W J Ellis. He will base at Wellington and serve surrounding districts, while remaining Dalgety’s Resident Agent in the Western districts.
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M. G. Oster
Dalgety and Company, Limited
Sydney
Wellington
W. J. Ellis
Cater
Eye Testing Then Glasses To Relieve Head Strain
O. F. Stepiens offers eye testing and glasses designed to relieve head strain and improve reading comfort for customers seeking better vision.
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O. F. Stepiens
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