Volatile Wheat Prices Drive NSW Market Talk
Sydney market reports milling wheat offered at 4s a bushel with some holders regretful over earlier 4s 6d to 4s 8d levels. Speculators hold wheat, premiums rise then ease amid drought and London butter gains. Eggs fall to wholesale 1s 1d to 1s 2d per dozen as supplies improve.
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Sydney produce sales record list of consignments and prices
A fragmented ledger of produce sales shows multiple firms including Wright Heaton and Company Frank Company Lindley Walker and Company and Permewan Wright and Company selling chaff seeds and stock privately. Items list buyers like Gunnedah Narromine Dubbo Wellington Cowra and Perth with assorted prices and weights across consignments.
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lIandre
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Cowra
Rowston and Boyd
Coolamon
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RK Brown
Narrabri
Gregory's Big Score Sparks Test Hope For Sydney
Gregorys big score of 201 off 321 balls for Sydney cricket stirs talk of test honors. He faced 170 scoreless balls and 21 failed attempts, with 119 runs from 201 total and 26 plays missed, in Hallam Gunning area reports.
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Syd. Gregory
Jas. Searle
Sultry in Sydney Max Heat Reaches 53.9 Degrees
A Sydney heat wave peaked with a 53.9 degree reading between 9:30 and 9:45 am. Temperatures climbed from 89.7 at 9:00 to 91.5 at 9:30, then cooled after the peak, with 96.3 at noon. Melbourne had eight degrees cooler earlier, and a cool change is expected in Sydney with a strengthening southerly wind this afternoon.
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Sydney
Hotel-keeper dies after balcony fall in Newcastle
A hotel keeper, identified as William Smith, fell from a balcony in Newcastle on Tuesday and died from his injuries. The incident occurred at a local hotel where Smith reportedly encountered a fatal accident. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fall.
Cheap Thoroughbred Ponies Sold For Small Sums
An Evening News reporter reported on ponies bought on the South Coast for £2 each. A farmer expressed concern that they may starve, while another owner financed the purchase and became the possessor of four thoroughbreds for £6 in total.
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Ap “Evening News
Mamet
Stamp duty receipts in Sydney reach £958 for probate week
Last week in Sydney stamp duty collected on probate and letters of administration totaled £958 14s 0d. In Nebo town a drunken melee occurred at Senne D8 Releeter Tarr, marking a disruptive incident amid routine notices.
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Senne
Nebo Wan
Noble and Gregory Power Past The Border at Sydney
Noble compiled 176 runs largely by forward strokes against Victoria while Gregory scored 97 at the northern end and 103 at the southern. The fourth wicket stand of 315 between M A Noble and E Gregory stands as the best in interstate matches, though not the first class record. Hayward and Abdél hold the all time mark with 448 for Surrey vs Yorkshire in 1999.
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Municipal Assessments Draw Council's Non Co operation
At a Campbelltown Council meeting, Bexley Council urged government aid for Water and Sewerage Board to cover one third of each suburban council's triennial valuation costs. The council opposed the move, arguing charges would be borne by ratepayers and the Local Government Act valuation value was largely for the board's benefit.
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Bexley
Water and Sewerage Board
Tatepayers
Parkes Hospital annual meeting report record year
Parkes Tuesday report notes a record year with 28 Sabres Entisete patients treated. Nineteen nominations were received for the committee with 18 to be selected. Adjournment set to February 4 to enable a ballot.
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Parkes
Holiday for Bunny Trappers Strike Over Discounted Prices
Narrabri rabbit trappers, about 100 men, went on strike as Narrabri Butter Factory and Tibbereenah Freezing Works cut prices from 0.95d to 0.34d and 0.34d. A mass meeting failed to yield a solution after delegates met with managements. Trapping halted though six months of brisk activity preceded the pullback.
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Narrabri Butter Factory
Tibbereenah Freezing Works
Growth of strong party in Japan favors tax cuts
Tokyo Times correspondent reports a powerful party gaining support from merchants and manufacturers advocating slower armament expansion and resisting higher taxes. The faction is poised to shape the autumn general election.
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Tokyo
Times
Drunken Man Threatens Fight Near Trams in George Street
A constable told Central Police Court a young man who had drunk heavily ran before passing trams in George Street and offered to fight everyone. He appeared agitated and spun his arms like a circular saw, and the magistrate fined him 10 shillings.
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George-street
Central Police Court
Brought to Bay draws crowds at Haymarket Hippodrome
The detective drama Brought to Bay runs nightly at the Haymarket Hippodrome drawing large audiences amid sensational accident scenes. The program continues each evening until Friday when the bushranging drama Outl.wed by Fate will be staged.
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Haymarket Hippodrome
Crowds At Parsley Bay Recreation Spot
A reporter notes Parsley Bay thrives as a holiday resort with crowded planickers and numerous boats hired near the shore. Inquiries show Saturdays and Sundays draw many visitors, indicating rising patronage beyond holidays.
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Parsley Bay
Evening News
Cargo by the Kintuck Steamer for London and ports
Messrs Gilchrist Watt and Sanderson will load the Ocean steamer Kintuck at Central Wharf Miller's Point tomorrow for London Dunkirk and Liverpool. Cargo includes 2700 bales wool 1230 tons tallow 2000 hides 102 bales basile 60 bales cuttings 100 tons lead and sundries.
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Sanderson
Miller's Point
London
Dunkirk
Liverpool
Japanese Emigration Ban Sparks Policy Turmoil
Tokio prohibits emigration to Hawaii except for relatives, triggering consternation among emigration firms. Count Hayashi, foreign minister, vows the government will not retreat amid pressure. G W Smalley notes Washington reaction, saying the order is well received.
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Hawaii
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G. W. Smalley
New York
Times
Washington
Attorney General Moves to Break Pacific Lines Merger
Mr. C. J. Bonaparte files Equity action to dissolve a merger of the Pacific lines. The suit alleges Harriman as president controls the largest combination restraining trade in direct violation of the Sherman Act.
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C. J. Bonaparte
United States
Equity
Pacific Lines
Harriman
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