Market News From Down Under On Widespread Trade Shifts
The report surveys Victorian and New South Wales agriculture hit by dry weather with yields in dairy pastures and wheat facing price shifts. It notes reduced demand, price changes across oats beans broom millet and vegetables, and official station returns of wheat. Responses include Sydney market activity and interstate sales, with freight costs and regional supply affecting prices and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Nsw
Murray
Tarmasia
Auarralig
Wea
Aratrai
Secand Queengland Butlers
Lara Panier
Sedoey
Celleh
Wien
Leer
Eeseral
Eheewe Fee
Sydney
Marinere
Richmond
Queensland
Iik
Spariacly
Szdawy
Ber
Healian
Syourkan
PAL Nuinhers
Boueewivey
Marchares
New South Bae
Tamora
Barmedman
Abe
Rocke Eackehart
Henry
Walia
Telosine
Vcequite
Temora
Wiliteg Tia Etnaggra
Mulbrutons
Cres
Henry Ivs
Culcaira
jheWleny
Trale
Ate
Germania
Dh Lin Colamin Uh Ganmain
Greers
Parkes
S.westown
Treclunier Tver
Melbourne
Orion
Trom
Dork Xm
Sunurbon
Hasan —Partore
Firenen
Sportal Saracenas
Poultry and Vegetables Price List From Suburban Market
A marked OCR slip lists varied farm produce and poultry items with prices. It mentions chickens ducks geese Muscovy, hens and chicks, pigeons, and large vegetable items like cauliflower cabbage pumpkins and beans with scattered unit prices and descriptions for a suburban county market. The text notes regional references and older currency conventions, reflecting a historic grocery ledger.
Sydney Produce Sales Look Dull At Auction
A Sydney produce auction opened with weak demand and mostly steady bidding. Purchases were limited with several lots passing and only some items drawing buyers, while consignors included Ellisgod Company and J. Neally. Prices varied by item from lucerne to pumpkins and potatoes, with several shipments noted from regional agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Huyers
Avery
Dhal Wan Limited
Ly Trucksgate
Hurongre
Lucerne Bay
Choice Mall
Consignees
Etlisgod Company
M__Suduc “and Company
Vent and Perry
A. S. Back
Prowrort Limited
Bridge
Beaty
Bea Lomnad
Glen Innes
Orange
IMM
Lambert
Uppingham
Ge Sd
J.C Byene
Herd
Wallangeera
Scott
Glencoe
Lucerne Chaff
Neminghs
Liu
Wale
Lapgarea
Ics
Luserné Iidy
J. Neally
Abenteen
Green
Gealg Ee
Gealg Ee Neniltighae), Seton Laidlaw" Brothers, Moohbl (Imd
Guirinds
Dohnson
Tapdea
Stodgre
Osan
Branxton Isi
Ate
Potstoen
Blackstountal Burges
Armidale
Gurra
Tsa
Suita Casey
Linngolblin
Pay Nan
Tye Les
Wallingtom
Previn
Complaint From Bathurst Over Eightfold Rate Hike
At a Bathurst municipal council meeting a letter from Jar Rutherford of Cobb and Company warned rates had jumped eightfold if valuations were on the true plane. He urged moderate rates to attract residents and protect renters. The mayor warned taxation incidence had shifted but total tax may be similar to last year and supported a friendly appeal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Bulding
Court of Appeal
Motor Cyclist Fined For Crossing Speed Near North Sydney Court
At North Sydney Police Court William Burrows admitted riding a motor bicycle over a crossing at excess speed. He was fined 1s and 6s costs or seven days. Inspector Geltinn confirmed the speed. Frederick Paton also faced a fine for a similar offence, driving at 10 to 12 mph with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sydney
William Burrows
King
DSM
Geltinn
Burrows
Frederick Paton
Drought Ravages Riverina and Jerilderie Stock
The Riverine district faces severe drought with sheep losses mounting as stock suffer. Lambing yields may drop to around 20 percent, mothers are sacrificed to save lambs, and migrations to rented country return to be hand fed. Crows are damaging carcasses as flocks devastate flocks.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding and pain from piles or haemorrhoids in 6 to 14 days. The ad promises relief for burning itching and bleeding with a money back guarantee and mentions a product named PAZO ointment.
Woman Arrested For Refusing to Give Evidence in North Sydney
Senior-constable Leahy arrested Florence Deebie at a Campbell Street residence last Saturday for withholding evidence in a case against another woman named Steric. Deeble was kept in custody at the police station, then bailed and summoned to Paddington Court where the magistrate explained no specific charge existed, only a direction to compel her to testify in a mandamus context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leahy
Florence Deebia
Campbell-street
U.n.s
Tegal
Bit &S
Mandarnex
Scramble for Land 217 Applications for Five Blocks
In Carcoar on May 14 a land sale opened 2000 acres held from the Crown for closer settlement. The local land board heard 217 applications from applicants across districts and Victoria. The process, prefaced by warding out, left many disappointed as the board began refunds where applications failed. Notable successful bidders included McCove, Lynch, Cajurton, Burton, and Stam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Local Land Board
Victoria
A. Gardiser
M-L.a
Cailuring
Ser. Hone
Land Board
Messie M’covey
Lynch
Cajurton
Stat
Pps
Burton
Stam
Milerylong Fire Case At Notice Court
At the notice court William Brislaw and Thomas M Cormack faced charges of conspiring by false pretences to obtain funds from Drummond and Company. They allegedly falsely claimed 150 bales of wheat were sold by Briaian to the company and delivered by Cormack, to be received as the company’s agent. The case arose from a wheat rick incident at Mulbrulong. Prosecution lasted two days with 14 witnesses. both accused were committed for trial at the Swartan Sera Quarter Sessions in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulbrulong
Svartan Sera
The Man on the Land at Paddington Pollen Court
Patrick Larkinson appeared on information before Mr Barnett charged with unlawful possession of Crown lands near Moore Park. He claimed a letter signed by MLA McGowan granted permission to occupy Ocular land. Magistrate allowed 48 more hours before dispossession warrant. The next case was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington Pollen Court
Barnett
Patrick Larkinson
William Henry Louder
Crown Lands
Moore Park
Larkinson
M’gowan
Questo
Absence in court ends Annie McBride case
At North Sydney Police Court Annie McBride failed to appear against Jane Waterhouse. Inspector Clough said the complainant had died by her own hand, so the information was dismissed. The House of Representatives voted to raise duties on women and children's goods to 30 percent general and 25 percent profit. The Town and Country Journal series continues with The Ladies Pages and The Children's Corner and features the Young Women's Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M¢Bride
Jane
Waterhouse
North Sydney
House of Representatives
Town and Country Journal
Young Women's Christian Association
Court proceedings and appointments in Barh Sycnee region
This morning at Barh Sycnee Court Roki Siasdeing was charged with assisting in illicit begging and related offenses. The magistrate warned of six months imprisonment if employment is not secured, and a deputy coroner and seondsry magistrate were appointed for the region. The Full Court admitted Bertram Norris to practice at the Bar. The issue of the Woman's Budget notes exams to become a teacher, with advice on required examinations and job prospects for teachers and fashion features in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Deniiieum
J. L. King
Teac
Tenasius Bertram Norris
Campbell
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Giris
New South Wales
Ebenia
Sbowe
Bnihe
Time tested Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praise
The advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as enduringly popular and widely used for coughs colds and croup. It claims superior merit versus rivals, broad trust across families, and safety for children with prompt relief, noting the remedy’s long running sales success.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed Worldwide by Chemists
The text asserts Chamberlain Cough Remedy has long earned global endorsement from chemists and governments for over thirty years. It claims the formula has never changed to meet local laws, remains a single product, is pleasant to take, and is safe and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sona
Dave
Emis
Government Analyst validates Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sample
In Sydney on August 2 1901 the NSW Government Analyst William M Hamlet reports a sealed bottle labelled as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was received for testing. The sample reportedly contained none of the scheduled ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Sydney
Chamberlain
William M. Hamlet
Guaranteed money back cough remedy promise
A damaged ad promises Every bottle guaranteed with refund if the remedy does not cure coughs colds and croup after using two thirds of a bottle. Return to dealer for money back. The claim asserts prompt cures and guarantees the product.
Mothers praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for winter health
Readers note that many mothers keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the home to combat coughs colds and hoarseness throughout winter. The remedy is described as safe effective for youngest to oldest family members and praised by Mrs Catherine Weeks for preventing illnesses with early dosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Powral
Kennedy
Catherine Weeks
Rome
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Adverts and Endorsements
A fragmented 19th century advertisement block touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy with multiple endorsements. Customers from Melbourne and nearby towns praise its efficacy, with chemists and storekeepers affirming frequent use and satisfaction.
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Siaweenbury
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Queensiani
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Sun
Imeistrate
Stanteron
Government
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Caen
Mary
Mike
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Bomen bin Mane
Whet Maitland
David Ley
South Melbourne
Vic
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Champerlain
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Bacekvener
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