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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1927
Page
4
A fragment notes an attempted attack on steering and ignition renders the car inoperative with theft risk. The text mentions one steering wheel component possibly tampered, raising concerns of vehicle security and safety.
A Sydney column argues that country interests will be pivotal in the new government. It notes landowners Hatten slew Briener Thorby Drumsond and Chaffey, with Sin Ball among country members, and predicts a ministry sympathetic to rural needs. The piece stresses a government of the people and a square deal for country communities, while detailing graziers concerns and proposed reforms to salvage primary production.
A Scottish delegation plans a four week tour to Hobson Bay in Australia with 341 Scottish descent participants. Led by Scotti organizers and travel under Urna Philip Co and London North Western Railway, the trip aims to showcase Scotland and end in Invermere. The group will travel Edinburgh Glasgow Perth Dundee Aberdeen Inverness, with locals invited to follow. Details include costs and arrangements through various Australian contacts in Melbourne Adelaide and beyond.
Printed and published by Robert Zoku Goulburn at the printers Re v. Winning and Gon at Linotype Printing Works Goulburn Street Crookwall in the state of New South Wales.
Sehute Bell & Go, Ltd report Sydney market conditions with steady prices and growing American demand for high quality wools. Prospects for the Christmas period look encouraging, with likely higher catalogues and continued strong competition from American buyers for better descriptions.
A 1927 market summary notes shortages versus drawings with prices per head and per 100 for sheep and lamb, describing demand shifts and values. It records overall weekly totals of Moringwood, various descriptions, and prime sheep and lamb prices, with buyers showing activity and notable price ranges.
Fragmentary livestock price list notes prime and second quality lambs priced at 6a to 60 per pound, prime heavy crossbred and merino ewes listed with Ad per Th. Also mentions per Ib and per Wb rates, with scattered garbled words suggesting a 19th century cattle or sheep market advertisement.
W. H. Wheatley reports cattle values dated October 28. Merino welbore and weaners listed with prices ranging from 21/ to 28/6. Dry ewes at 13/ and merino lambs at 22/9. Springers bid up to £6 with other cattle between £3 and £6. Yearling and dry cow prices noted. conditions described as forward.
The report lists names Yeu Tarhlex and Rita Cree among junior participants at the Nurse organization ceremony held at the Sydney College in Mule. Initiatory honors go to Kathleen and Jeunie Cres, with hoatart noted as part of the program.
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