NSW Market Report on Broom Millet Wheat and Potatoes
NSW market news details broom millet and wheat prices, with Victoria Queensland and interstate supply affecting Sydney markets. Includes prices for New South Wales potatoes, corn, poultry, butter, and other produce, plus shipments from India and Africa and notes on ship buyers and millers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter River
New South Wales
Victoria
To.b
Sydney
Wiest
Queensland
Java
Africa
Maine
Cate
Cape Barney
Park
New South
Suehel
Rim
South Australia
Wet Australia
de Sted
N.S.W
Millioard Geuvery
Aydney
Pew
Adelaide
Hanter Hiver
Bates
Ory Son
Beater
Ehip
Crete Gurtona
Choline
Qoreweland
N. Iver
Milling
Boehel
Ss.w
India
Ceylon
Fin Bashel
Vic
Brighton Globes
Clarence River
Derrick
Middie
le Medwan
Cape Wealien
Boetish
Gerer
Ducha
Mubhiers
Sydney Produce Sales Weak Prices At Sydney Railway Goods Shed
Large crowd at the Sydney Railway Goods Shed watched prices for Omir 48 teucklomis of prxitice fall overall from Tuesday. Big attendance of Miyers kept competition lively while many lots passed in. Lucerne hay and other items showed declines with several buyers reporting weaker bids and partial sales as various consignors and firms participated. Prices for prime and medium quality stock varied, with several buyers and companies listed among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omir
Sydney
Miyers
Lucerne Bay
Kolew Elmaff
Chestan
Paseed
Newt
Ellis and Company
H. M. Cer and Company
Linnt and Perry
A. Back
Prescott
Admited
Brutge and Company
Wright, Trenton, and Company
Sheppard
Harvey
Ed Walker
Wes Paserdt
P “A
CG Prat
Woodstock
J, Jones
Exhibition lawn tennis at Double Bay Courts
An afternoon of exhibition matches at Double Bay Courts features F B Alexander of America debuting before Sydney crowds and Dr Sharp returning after a long absence. The programme includes two doubles matches at 2 39 p m and 4 20 p m with other pairings at 3 29 p m and 4 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Alexander
America
Sydney
Dr. Sharp
S.W
G. W. Wright
A. B. Jones
A. W. Dunlop
Victoria
N. Poust
Colquhoun
V. S. Jones
Miss Griffithe
Sharp
Dr. Pockley
Death of Jack Gould Ex Sydney cricketer and club star
The death of John W. Gould was announced at Lewisham Hospital. A prominent former member of Qur Borys' Club in the eighties, Gould was a noted leg break bowler and batsman. He toured New Zealand in 13 with C Liavis team, headed the batting with 237 runs, and had stints for N S W against Lord Sheffield's English side in 1892 and Queensland in 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gould
Sydney
Lewisham Hospital
Gould
Qur Borys
Bay
Austin
N.S.W
Lord Sheffield
Alf Stoddart
Queensland
Warwick
The Troubles of an Oyster Lecture Sparks Bird Protection Debate
Mr D G Stead delivered a lecture on The Life and Troubles of an Oyster at Vickery's Chambers Pitt Street. The talk illustrated oyster life from eastern Australia, its breeding of up to 17 million eggs, and enemies including bream porcupine toadfish starfish and a parasite shellfish. The event spurred interest in bird preservation and a Gould Society study group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Vickery’s
Pitt-street
D. G. Stead
L. Harrison
Birds of Australia
National Council of Women
Gould Society
John Gould
Japan
Ship Captains Fined for Immigration Breach at Water Police Court
Several shipmasters faced proceedings by the Customs Department under the Immigration Restriction Act. Captain D Lenz of the Prinz Sigismund was fined 300 pounds total, Captain L Dawson of the Talquan 204, and Captain G M Arthur of the Eastern 100, each for breaches involving prohibited immigrants. Also noted are mining dividends in WA totaling 1,306,621 pounds and brief adverts for laxative and Nestle's Food products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Customs Department
Commonwealth
D. Lenz
L. Dawson
G. M’arthur
Eastern
Business trip sparks Berlin surge and Sydney outlook
Mr A B Templeman of Paterson Laine and Bruce Limited returned to Sydney by the Mongolia after a six to seven year absence and a continental tour. He spoke of Berlin's rapid growth and the strong London trade, noting Wool and textile price rises, longer production times, and an expected NSW and SA harvest driven up wool prices to bolster prosperity for the next year. Templeman, a Past Grand Master in Freemasonry, attended local functions upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A .B. Templeman
Sydney
Messrs
Templeman
Great Britain
France
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Belgium
Europe
Berlin
Paris
Austria-Hungary
Italy
London
Chamber of Commerce
London Chamber of Commerce
New South Wales
Councl
Australia
South Australia
Tram and tipcart collision halts city tram traffic
A tram and a tipcart collided near Spring and Pitt streets shortly after 1 o minutes this morning delaying tram traffic about 10 minutes. The tipcart loaded with bricks backed from Imperial Chambers and struck the tram, damaging the apron headlight and bent stanchion. The tram driver was uninjured and a Bondi Junction tram towed the damaged cart to the depot for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring
Pitt Streets
City
Imperial Chambers
Bondi Junction
Man Caught In Liverpool Street Break In
Early morning in Liverpool Street a man crept from a dealer’s yard and walked into Constable Woodland’s arms. A crowbar and assorted keys were found on him. Bernard Flynn, a laborer, was charged with being a suspected person and later with possessing housebreaking implements and remanded for a week. Bail was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland
Liverpool Street
S2w & Man
Jemmy
Bernard Flynn
Central
Davis
Smithers
Bankruptcy Court Hearing of Creditors Petitions
The registrar oversees hearings for Thomas Rice versus Florence A. Lee with an order sequestrating the estate and official assignee C F W Lloyd. Paterson and Company Limited sue Filizbeth Campbell widow trading as John Campbell of Sussex Street Sydney with an order sequestrating the estate and official assignee W H Palmer. The Australian Boy Scouts League first gathering to be held at Royal Naval House Charlotte Place at 8 o clock this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rice
Plorence A. Lee
C. F. W. Lloyd
Paterson and Company, Limited
Filizabeth Campbell
John Campbell
Sussex-street
Sydney
W. H Palmer
League of Boy Scouts
Royal Naval House
Charlotte Place
Two Macs Triumph over Durham in Hallmark Rugby Clash
Fremantle reports a stirring Australian rugby test where the Wallabies led 15 at half but Durham fought on. Dix starred in the second half as Russell scored twice and the Durham pack wore down. claims linger that Hickey flirted with professional football though he denies it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
RMS
Omrah
Willatles
Durham
Lbpolusa
AH Blacks
Boringboks
Beaigh
Wallabbes
Uartlepool
Wallabies
Dix
Russell
Wagga Council Votes for First Stage of Sewerage Scheme
The Wagga Municipal Council, by seven to one, approved pursuing a Government sewerage plan. No. 1 district covers the central area with 600 people, costing about £40,750 and annual £2,943, while No. 2 district could cost £25,700 with £1,659 yearly. The decision sends the matter to the Public Works Committee with hope of government action this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga
Priday
Public Works Department
Public Works Committee
Town Hall overcrowding prompts new Sydney offices plan
The Lord Mayor said city staff growth outpaced the Town Hall and urged immediate construction of a large administrative block. A site at Kent and Druitt streets would be resumed for a three to four storey building to house departments under their heads. Public work must be done now to relieve crowded offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Kent
Druitt Streets
Sydney
Queen Victoria
Rether
Treasury
Twelfth Night at Theatre Royal stars Anglin in revival
Margaret Anglin opens the last twelve nights of her season with a grand revival of Twelfth Night. George S. Titheradge directs Malvolio, Dion Titheradge plays the Singing Clown, Henry Kolkert cadet as Duke Orsino, Susie Vaughan as Maria, and Alma Vaughan as Olivia in her memory making Viola portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Margaret Anglin
Shakspore
Viola
Geo
Titheradee
Dion Titheradge
Henry Kolkert
Cadet
Duke Oreino
Misa Susie Vaughan
Maria
Alma Vaughan
Olivia
Robbed the Barmaid at Fleming's Hotel
Fireman John Carney, 24, was charged at Water Police Court with stealing Miss Harriett Petersen's open face gold watch valued at £2 during a visit to Fleming's Hotel in Georgestert, Sydney. He denied the charge, claiming no knowledge of the theft, and was sentenced to four months with hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carney
Water
Harriett Petersen
Carney
Fleming’s
Georgestert
Sydney
Miss Petersen
Carnes
The Glacier Stores Dumped Overboard Meat Shipped From Manila
Reports in the Evening News say the Glacier dumped overboard meat consignments from U S supply steamer. About 500 sides of beef were sunk after condemnation at Sydney. Veal rejected at Manila reportedly returned there. pork taken at Manila also disposed of. The vessel now loads potatoes and beef at Sydney for the U S cruiser squadron en route to Talcahuano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Glacier
Evening News
Manila
Sydney
Philippines
U.S
Ecruiser
Pacific
Talchuano
South America
London Wool Sales Market firm with notable gains
The Co operative Wool and Produce Company reports London agents say the market is very firm. Wools suitable for the America market rose about 15 to 20 percent from last London closing rates, with crossbred wools showing the greatest advance. Harrison, Jones, and Devlin note the firm market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Wool and Produce Company, Limited
London
America
Harrison, Jones, and Devlin
Fleet Bar Bound Blocks Northern Ports
Reports from the northern porte indicate a rough bar and vessels unable to enter. At Camden Haven the Ellerstie and the Aleda and Australia are bar bound with heavy seas. Forster schooners Shannon and Ketch Pail Forbes face the same. Friendship and Corra Lynn cannot enter Tweed Heads. Nerong and Our Elsie cannot enter Nambucca. Nerong returns to Trial Bay.
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Camden Haven
Ellerstie
Aleda
Australia
Forster
Shannon
Ketch Pail Forbes
Friendship
Corra Lynn
Tweed Heads
Nerong
Nambucca
Trial Bay
Our Elsie
Serving a Child with Liquor at Warwick Hotel Case
Central Police Court heard James Nicholls of the Warwick Hotel accused of serving liquor to a child reportedly 2 years old. The mother, Mrs Eben Garry, was fined for sending the child for ale. The magistrate ordered Nicholls to pay 4s in costs or serve three days' imprisonment. the mother faced a similar fine plus costs or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nicholls
Moeuge
Warwick
Wampbell
Central Police Court
Sargeant Mason
Eben Garry
Nicholls
Magistrats
Bewr
Regal appointments and milk safety noted in brief items
Professor Stanich linked to Imperial and Rural University clinics in Vienna and Halle with ties to Florence Italy and to Dalkeith Oxley Crow's Nest. Nestle's Food described as safe and milk-based formula prepared with warm water. Warns against tuberculosis risk in fresh cow milk for infants and links to hearsay marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanich
Imperial and Rural University
Vienna
Austria
Halle
Germany
Florence
Italy
Dalkeith
Oxley Et
Crow's Nest
N.S
Nestle
Also Mentioned on This Page
N.S.W. Broom Millet
Jonathan
Baldwin
Poarmain
Lin
Wagner
Viet
China
Nsw
N.e.w
Queeneland
Guren
G.M
Queenslams
Ile
Roncones
E. Thomas Quondong
Clonan
Emerald
Lucas
Cockamon
Bunmon
Bennett
Bomen
Beckett
Wages
Moore
Kelly
Ganmain
Licerne Hay
Bettiam
Tamworth
Laidiaw Brothers
Moonlit
BR. Stafford
Scone
Lane Lee
Nemingha
Mowe
Mudgie
A. B
Thomking
McLernon
Ail Brothers
Aberdeen
Sd. Paine
Mudmee
F Morrison
Newbrides
Mittagone
Fx Wallangarra
Glen Innes Tomut
Qate
Troy
Hop Lee
Wellington
Hage Nranden MS Sn
Ewt
Greer
Wholeenie Agente
Prescott, Limited
Suseves Street
Elemis and CO
Revifern
Wright, Heaton, and Co., Ltd
Anuroe St Waders
Batty
Redfern
John Bridge
Cormar King
Susses Streets
Mediern Largrat
Salling
Lindley, Walker
Mark Jane
Heffern
H A. M'Dermott
Sussex St
Minthorpe
H. M. Suttor and CO
D. Sheppard, Harvey, and Walker
Sytner
Double Bay
Jack Gould
A. B. Templeman
Bankruptcy Court
Tel
Holdship Timber Company
Abattotrs Road
Pyrmont
Inglis
Rontento
W. F. Coxon &C., Ltd
Tal
Rawsen Place
Joe Davis
Park-St
Pitt-St
London Wool Sales
Bnngland
West End
Lenton
England
Finsiepid Ie
King-Street
Newtown
Warset Est
Momrow
Concord
Avetlon Sale
Teaner- Tite
Easy Terme
Raine & Home Way
Rich We
Daisy
Daley
Delay
Dalny
Homes
Hare Home Prremcont
ASCOT
H. M. Wilson
George-St
Market-st
Glebe-Boat
Kippax-St
Itains & Horne
Statins
Oround
The
A.B.C
Artscor
Kal
Tatalkeer
BET
Depths Aus
Sale
Umble
Estath
Ts Salu
Morrorday
Ascot Kacess
Lowe’s Hats
Lowe's
Panama
Lowe
Wietrow
Stetson
Wootror
Steteon
Gres
Monrow
W. Lowe & Co
Lerrett
George
Oxford
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