Wool Report Shows Healthy Tone Despite Lighter Competition
Messrs Hitn Crank & Co report a sale of 2434 bales with 2341 cleared. The market shows a generally healthy tone, with sound well grown wools and food utility items readily valuing, while medium fleece grades were higher and lower grades faced easier demand. Top price reached 134d for a Dubbo line branded AM/Beni. Narromine clips averaged 13d for the first combing and 12d for the broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Hitn Crank & Co
Dubbo
Beni
Barroway
Lowrie
Mimose
Government Plans Refundable Wire Netting Duty Charge
Pastoral Boards have received Lands Department circulars on the new wire netting tariff. Government will levy one fourth of the Customs duty on applicants whose applications are on file since the tariff began. The payment will go into a Trust Account for possible refunds depending on Federal Parliament decisions. Current duties are £6 12s per mile for 42 inch netting and £5 14s 2d per mile for 36 inch netting.
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Department of Lands
Pastures Protection Boards
Sheep Prospects Bright for South African Trade
A NSW tax commercial agent reports South Africa finds NSW sheep well suited and shows strong trade potential in stud sheep. On leaving Capetown, Walder arranged access to NSW wool samples with Cape expert M Kee, who exhibited them and provided full information during Capetown events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
South Africa
Capetown
Sydney
Walder
M'Kee
Cape
N.8.w
Parkes Public School Appoints Acting Head
Parkes Public School announces Mr. A Suorp of Paddington will lead the school during Mr. Ferguson's extended sick leave. Parkes correspondent ip Inet issue confirms the substitution not involving Mr. Q Smith of McPhail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Suorp
Paddington
Parkes Public School
D. Ferguson
Q. Smith
McPhail
Parkes
Inet
Relief For Blurred Print Cited In Spectacles Ad
A note advises readers that blurred print from continuous reading can be relieved by consulting C. F. at our local chemist shop. The advertisement promotes Spectacles and relief remedies.
Miscellaneous News Items From Far and Wide
A wide mix of short notes reports and anecdotes including cholera deaths in Russia butter exports from Melbourne firewood at a Burraga mine workers schedules Toorale sheep shearing totals and wages misadventures in England and Adelaide a chimney climb in Leicester food fodder maize cob pith and farm ideas English political rhetoric on socialism and a London marriage scandal plus a Niagara of small ads and notices.
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France
Rusia
Penrith
Albert Brighton
Vic
Foster
Melbourne
United Kingdom
Lloyd
Burraga
Toorale
Bourke
Mies Lydia Aktens
Leicester
England
White Cliffs
Riley
Canowie
Corona P.A
H. Society
America
Duke of Rutland
London
Adelaide
South Australia
Queensland
Arthur Cowan
Camperdown Special Reporter Reveals Cure Story
A private inquiry at 175 Church Street Camperdown records Mr William Henry Crammer’s account of illness and recovery after using Clements Tonic. He describes chronic headaches stomach misery and nerve weakness followed by relief and renewed appetite and energy after the tonic, urging widespread use in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Campoerdown
William Henry Crammer
Crammer
Cross
E.c
Clements
Gerry
Clements Tonie
Tate
Stel
Surrey
Tonis
Statutory Declaration by William H Brammer
William H Brammer of Camperdown New South Wales solemnly declares he has read a three folio document detailing his illness and cure by Clements Tonle and grants permission for publication without payment. Declared at Camperdown on September 1 1904 before J P E Barnes Justice of the Peace.
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William Henry Brammer
Church Street
Camperdown
State of New South Wales
Commonwealth of Australia
Clements Tonle
Chamberlain's Tablets and Liver Pills Offered Locally
Acuggish Ilver describes remedies for biliousness and headaches. Chamberlain's Tablets and Liver Pills are promoted as mild, gentle aids that do not cause constipation. Sold by A. W. Taylor Co. in Pea Mill and J. W. Lees in Tomingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Taylor Co
Pea Mill
J. W. Lees
Tomingley
Native Prince Broodmare Services At Gibson Farm
Advertises breeding service for Native Prince a prize winning stallion line from New Zealand and Scotland. Details include season from September to November, mare care and removal, price £4 4s, and good grass paddocks with F. W. Gibson as owner and contact.
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Jersey Flat
Federal
Ederal
Federaton
Freland
Marchioneus
Feperat
Vederal
Bert Stanford
Mingslo
Prince Royal
Royal Sovereign
Blossom
Gtar of Hope
Betty i Tanousinky
Rlepson Rova
Violet
Youperior
Florence
Cox's Famous of
Scotland
Flower
Cox
Blackleg
Westhorpe
Neil Black
Vieter
Peak Mille
Parkes
Prince
Sydney Royal Show
Elso
Prince Alfred
Sir Percival
Australia
Lord Salisary
Dameel
Crown Prince
Darling
Tintack
Dainty Davie
Pord Salisbury
Crows Prince
Native Prince
Grace
New Zealand
Vangquisher
Gyp
Argyle
Colin Canapha
Frince Charley
Young Barker Timp
Brilliant Boy
Beauberry
Tire
Prince of Wales
Lord Sarnaege Prince
Wales
Glencoe
Prince Charley
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Australasia
Dalgety
Wool Report
Tarraclougins Graves
George Bt. Bydvay
W. H. Brammer
William Te
Pine Hundred
E. Barnes
J.P
John Newbigging
F. W. Gibson
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