Market drift as war clouds lift on NSW farm goods
Market notes show wheat prices firm with NSW buyers cautious due to Melbourne and Adelaide sewer issues. Tasmanian potatoes expected to reach Sydney. butter output rising while prices steady. Eggs and bacon costs fluctuate with river supplies heavy but demand tepid. cheese scarce in WA and Tasmania. Poultry and fruit quotes spread across NSW markets with mixed wholesale levels. Major firms and auction houses listed with daily sale activity in Redfern Sussex Street trade channels.
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Sydney
Bulgaria
Nsw
Windeney
Melbourne
Launceston
Australia
Tasmania
Jeaton Lever
New South Wales
London
Stacey
Baas
Eges
Bristace
Adelaide
Ebotes Milling
Salen
Ste
Bayer
Bean and Pollard
N.Z
Hunter River
Cape
Yellow Ma
N. River
N.S.W
Tong Hart
Bartcot Teans
India
Ceylon
B. Coast and Railway
Newlaid
Sides
Fitches
Teo
Bama
Seneias
Bodalla
Lord Demal
Burke
Muscovy Quces
F. Muscovy Drakow
Sebertasn
Sydney Produce Sales Auction Report At Sydney Shed
Sydney Produce Sales records show a lively auction with buyers in fair attendance and rapid turnover. Prices varied by commodity from maize to hay, with fourteen truckloads of trees to be moved and several lots traded at competitive bids. Local firms such as HL ML ut and Company and J. Bridge and Company, along with others, participated as consignors and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Railway
Saresom
Is &Od
Kingsvale
Ted
Ut and
Dent and Perry
A & Beekescott, Limited
J. Bridge and Company
Wright, Tosana Company
Prank Ereland
J. W. Gray
Lostley, Walker and Company
Teeneern, Wrieht, and Company
Odd Soccer Scores and Market Notes From Windsor Area
A jumble of names and figures mentions A. J. Parte Windsor M85 with 38 units and Gariiner Windsor 189 percent. J. Nagle records 28 for H. Huyse and led per ewt Maze Ex Tumut eight p de 64 per bu. Darling Harbor and Hesston Mulgrave references note 204m and 4s 44 with J. Nagle Windsor ds td ex Richmond GS four bags branded F 64. pags branded L exhibit TQ 4d per owt.
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A. J. Parte
Windsor
Gariiner
J. Nagle
H. Huyse Gv
Ewt Maze
Tumut
Buehel
Bint
Darling Harbor
Hesston
Mulgrave
J. Na
Contented Immigrants Highlight NSW Opportunities
A letter received by the Intelligence Department from a farm on the northern tableland counters claims there are no chances in New South Wales. The writer asks for two cheap passages from England to bring his sister and her husband, noting they arrived aboard the Dorset in 1908 and have saved £100 in under two years. He emphasizes abundant farm work and a ready home here for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intelligence Department
New South Wales
England
Dorset
Ex-treasurer of Sydney theatre jailed over £700 embezzlement
The ex-treasurer at Her Majesty's Theatre Sydney was sentenced this morning to three and a half years in prison for embezzling firm funds. Prosecutions state appropriations totaled about £700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty's Theatre
Sydney
Parramatta asylums debate prompts removal plan
M L A Moxham led a deputation to Chief Secretary Wood on removing the George and Macquarie streets asylums at Parramatta. About 1000 men are housed there with limited space and fire risk. petition to abolish the places was presented. Wood pledged Cabinet review and noted humanitarian and financial factors, citing Waterfall Institution completion as potential relief.
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Parramatta
Wood
Moree council approves south west train alteration
At a Boom Shire Council meeting the resolution to alter the running of the south west train was carried unanimously. The change aims to improve efficiency and rolling stock supply and is expected to give Moree businesses more time to reply to correspondence.
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Moree
Boom Shire
Sea mystery at court over Kurrara collision near Port Hacking
The Court of Marine Inquiry examined the Kurrara’s damage from an August 25 incident near Port Hacking. Evidence described heavy seas, a bump thought to be wreckage, and multiple strikes to the keel and stern area from floating objects. Repairs estimated around £30. inquiry finds probable submerged wreckage as cause.
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Court of Marine Inquiry
Backhouse
Port Hacking
Robison
Crown Law Office
Department of Navigation
Russell
Sly and Russell
Sydney
Wollongong
Leong Point
Cape Banks
Jibbon
Charles William Hoy
Newton
Marine Surveyor
John Alex. Stewart
Kurfara
William Poole
Picturesque Race Day Scenes In Town and Country Journal
The Town and Country Journal publishes a grand photo series from Saturday’s races with Paree winning the Derby and Melodrama close at the Epsom finish. Other shots show the Derby candidates, Eight-hours Day parade in Sydney, Britannia, and charity street stands for United Charities Fund.
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Moubtful
Thane
Jslue
Town and Country Journal
Thie Issac
T. and C
Ideal Wonther
Paree
Pareee Winn
Epsom
Dudley
Randwick
Eiail
Villa
Sydney
Parkstreet
United Charities Fund
A Hero's Loss at City Hotel Theft
Mr Joseph Eliott of Bridge Road Glebe reported at a city hotel that on Monday his coat and a waistcoat were hung behind a bedroom door and later the theft appeared. A watch chain pendants and a bronze life saving medal valued over £10 were stolen. the items held sentimental and official value as a saviour club treasurer.
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Joseph Eliott
Bridge Road
Glebe
Elliott
Ellott
Hall Mark for Gold Marks Jewellery Trade Talk
Jewellery trade representatives met with the Premier to press for compulsory hall marking of gold jewellery for all locally manufactured articles. A central hall and uniform state measures were debated, with objections to penalizing nonmarked items and suggestions for manufacturer marks and assayer verification.
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Chamber of Commerce
Oakes
BR. B. Orchard
E. B. Rollason
Wade
Melbourne
Sydney
New South Wales
Publc
Thomas Bene
Mr. Wade
Tyr Kmen
Sir Thomas Bent
West Australia
Wool from the North West Competitions of Queensland Railways
Moree reports brisk shearing on several properties with a promising season in both quantity and quality. About 20,000 bales have been dispatched from the local station, half the season’s total, despite truck shortages delaying unloading. Weather has been cold and changeable but mild now, with no significant mortality reported.
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Moree
Queensland
Goondiwindi
Brisbane
Mores
WEST'S PICTURES TO OPEN AT GLACIARIUM ON BIG SCALE
After a brief vacation the management of West's Pictures plans a larger and better opening at the Glaciarium on Saturday evening next. Mr T J West has been in Lomton for weeks selecting attractions for the event with local managers Edwin Geach and Henry Gee actively upgrading the venue. The Glaciarium, seating 4000, will feature improved comfort and capacity to draw crowds similar to last season.
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West
T. J. West
Lomton
Messrs
Edwin Geach
Henry Gee
Passengers Arrive in Sydney on Manuka Voyage
The C A EB MLS Manuka traveling from Van Cuver Vid Perse to Sydney reached Sydney Tuesday morning. The list includes numerous passengers with many names and affiliations, among them Mr. and Mrs. Kidman, Dr. Forter, Captain Downie, Mesdames Findlay, Mullin, and Hawkins, and numerous others, reflecting a sizable contingent aboard the vessel.
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C.A. EB
MLS
Manuka
Vancuver
Vid Perse
Sydney
Meeiames R. GC
Sharp
O Hara
BH. M. Smith
L. Taylor
F. H. Booth
M’callum
H Graham
Schmidt Bergenson
A. Pratt
C. A. Richshsen
A. Kidman
O. M. Carr
Niebitt
Captain Downie
Toeh
Ireing
Thornton
Thomma
Lencader
Merrett
Haatie
F. Sugein
Dr. TsaedOewes
H. M. Herpman
Mesdames
Findlay
J. Coopninnm
Rickie
Mulvanny
Hunt
O. H, Smith Fe. Veetor
Beaurvont
M. Marion
Mimie T. Findlay
Lowy
Make
Sullivan
H. Barteh
J. Copeland
W. R. Row
J. Ritchie
A.thompeen
PF. Thompeon
W. Horn
J. Hardy
Marschner
Ron
W. R. F. Fraser
C. Rhid
C. Troeitir
A. Treeller
T. H. Smith
W. M. Downey
J. Footer
M. Arooke
J.C. Ridden
M Neeenee Dalgrit
T. Mites
J. Wratt
eTowrnite
Suthers
SL. Renton
A. Dee Birumnensmann
Wereco
W. Watoon
P. O. Kaynes
Wi Peterson
F. C. Martin
Taut AH. Mullin
A. Wardill
Stadthorn
H Young
Mesara
A. Calierwend
HH. Hansen
Thorntild Tehford
E. Mitehford
Messrs. Stevenn
Rae OG
F. Pitehford
M. V. Brexierick
W. G. C. Spencer
E. Kutiat
AR. Mawson
The Craze for Bargains in Jewellery and Mint
A jewellery tradesman on a deputation to the Premier speaks of a craze for bargain hunting. He compares it to customers at the Mint seeking mouldy sovereigns at a discount, noting the risk of sweated or unsafe coins. The room initially laughs, then turns sober as the issue is considered.
Troublesome Feet Relief By Condy's Fluid Bath
Tired and aching feet find instant relief with a bath to which a few drops of Condy’s Fluid are added. Dr. Tanner praises Condy’s Fluid as a wash for offensive feet in The Practice of Medicine. Insist on Condy’s Fluid from chemists and stores. substitutes are weaker.
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Odlor
Dr. Tanner
Condy
Cendy
S. Goswall
London
England
Accidents at Warialda district near Coolootal
Two serious accidents are reported from near Coolootal in the Warialda district. T Weick, a settler, was riding a sulky when the horse bolted and dragged him after a stump. He was unconscious when brought to Warialda next morning. A drover named Hennessy from Narrabri district broke an arm and injured a knee after a horse bucked, he fell, and was taken to Coolootal for treatment.
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Moree
Coolootal
Warialia
T. Weick
Warialda
Hennessy
Narrabri
Rocky Dam
Coolootai
Senator Best to Administer Customs During Illness Absence
Melbourne report states Senator Heat will administer the Customs Department during Mr. Chapman's illness absence. Senator Best, dubbed the cabinet’s handy-man, is referenced in connection with the arrangement and duties forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Best
Melbourne
Senator Heat
Executive Council
Customs Department
Chapman
Timber from New Zealand on Hiltobranks arrives in Sydney
The steamer Hiltobranks arrived in Sydney from Hokianga New Zealand carrying 120000ft of kauri timber consigned to the Kauri Timber Company Blackwattle Bay Glebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiltobranks
Sydney
Hokianga
New Zealand
Kauri Timber Company
Blackwaitle Bay
Glebe
Death of a Civil Servant in Orange and Drowning Incident
In Orange on Wednesday Michael Thome Gaffney of the Local Lands Office died suddenly from heart failure at age 49. A separate report states engine driver William Hawkins, 69, bound and drowned Aimel in a dam near Ballarat Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Michael Thome Gaffney
Loral Lands Office Sun
B. Gaffney
Sydney
William Haywkins
Aimeel
Ballarat
Victoria
Liberal and Reform branch formed at Murrurundi
A Liberal and Reform Association branch is formed at Murrurundi with T H Rixon as secretary and D G Toys as treasurer. In Melbourne, Henry Simkin his son and Mr White were assaulted by about 20 larrikins on Royal Lane, knocked down and left in a dunny.
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Liberal and Reform Association
Murrurundi
T. H. Rixon
D. G. Toys
Henry Simkin
White
Royal Lane
Melbourne
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S.G.W
South An
Paewlonhait
Toetioey
Emell
Jeffrey and
Gravenwinth
Quenesland
A. W. Gray ,and CO
Susnex
Freduce Auctionessie
Redfers
Frank Dileland
Sussex-Street
Stoney
A Bellas and CO
Hedfern
Prescott, Ltd
Bussex-street
Hatie
Pratley
Per Owe
P Gesds Og
Hingavale
Itit
Per Ern Hay
L. D
Wiesere
Montague Livingstone
Parramatta Asylums
Kurrara
Marine Court
Vents Illustrated
Queensland Railways
H. EF. Garland
Craven Creek
Euroscope Association
Pitt-street
Dept
A. T. Pittar
Oxford-Street
Mark Foy’s
Civil Service Stores
Reaney
Grave Bros
John Hunter and Son, Ltd
Commonwealth
City Boat Palace
Ogorner George and Maree
Hudson’s
Eumenthol Jujubes
A.s.c. Popular
City Finance Company, Ltd
Masonic Club
Fitt-Street
F.xa
Freenmold
Fred M'William
J. Bloom
Cr. Bathurst and
Castlereagh Sts
N.s.w.mont DE Piete D. &J. Cor
Castlereagh Street
Storeen
Newcastle
BRISA
Eustace Bennett
General Manaecer
N.S.W. Mont DE Piete D. and
I. CO
LTE
Gehorde Street West
Grace BE
T. Quinn and Company, Ltd
Wil Gell
North Stoney
Whaling Rd
T. Quinn and Compaity, Ltd
Guyatt and Co
Guyatt & CO
George-Street
Sidney
Joe Davis
Fis
Swandebd
Park-Street
NO. IE
Gro
W. Godwin
Phillip St
King “Bt
Armonité
M. Davidson
Elizabeth-street
King-street
Galland's
Terry's
Castlenreamh
Haymarket Peemanant
Investment Cot, Ltd
George Street
Haymarket
Tillock
P.m
Cuburbe
Robert B. Barton
H.F
Cyril H. A. Cohen
Eilesbeth
Antes
G. A. Flaian
Buiketter
Kacbangs
Pitt St
Advertiser
G. P.O
Lion
Symphony Orchestra
Town Hall
M. D. P. Company, Ltd
Castlereagh-street
ST Park-street
J. G. Read
Park-steel
Novick
Caueracist Ct
SS. Fy
Ussr
Altar Mutual Provident Sockett
Freehold
A. W. Meeks
Chat
J. T. Walker
Depu
Benjamin Short
James Arn Pf Winchcombs
Tames Or
Oleiee
Eo P. Esheembe
Ml.c
James
Wichard Tessa
heMee Fe
Robert A. Cameroni
Seccrtary
Moorestecet
Douglas, Sieesese
Finn and Vermis
Tel
Mer
Ashwood
Suton
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