Special Sale of Merino Sheep at Wheatley’s Farm
On Thursday September 29 1927 at 1 PM W H Wheatley offers 10 000 well bred Merino sheep including 1000 wethers 1 year old 200 Merino wethers 1 year old bred on various stations and Riverina and Gunning stock. Also 500 Merino ewes 2 years old dry 70 percent marked lambs and 20 Border Leicester rams with 4 tooth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm
Raeburn
Springfield
Gibson
Caragaba
Springfield Ewes
Springfield Rame Champion
Riverina
Springfield Rams
Gunning
Border Leicester
Border Leicester Rama
Sheep Sale at Goulburn on 29th November 1927
In lots to suit all purchasers 2000 shorn sheep 600 merino ewes three years old August shorn Quiam ong bred with 600 lambs unshorn 500 first cross ewes one year bred station bred one mark shorn August from The Bland 500 comeback ewes one year off one mark August shorn from The Bland full number yarded and sold without reserve Trucks available at store stock rates.
Herbal Remedies Offered by Australian Practitioner
Personal attention and careful care to patients with imported herbs and prescriptions. Used by leading doctors in China. Free advice by return mail for those who cannot call or write. Consult at Commercial Hotel Crookwell on Monday October 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Australia
Crookwell
Prayers of Kay Take Center Stage in Meat Board Appointment
Mr A D Kay Lang appointee to the Meat Board spoke at a Domain Audience on Bundey noting two days of prayer before accepting the post. Observers may estimate the time spent praying for Mr Lang to regain office based on the marathon route timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
A. D. Kay
Lang
Meat Board
Bundey
Hospital Board Holds Meeting at Shire Chambers
Crookwell Hospital Board met at Shire Chambers with President Winning and trustees present. Matron Abbey resigns for rest after six years. Sister MacInnes appointed to succeed and salary fixed at £156 monthly. Water supply, Ball arrangements, and a Charity Sports day discussed. social committee formed. trophies ordered. a mill scheme near the creek approved. donations acknowledged and raffle raised £8 5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
Messrs
R. J. Winning
W. A. Cady
N. A. Call
Ett
P. Stewart
F. Todkill
A. G. Granville
J. J. Henley
M. Gay
F. Cc. Speckman
A. FP. Vernon
N. Churchill
F. D. Nicholas
B. P. Woodward
Messrs. Glanville and Stewart
Matron Abbey
Crookwell Hospital
MacIones
Glanville
Todkill
Hanley
Siser Macinnes
Stewart and
Messrs, Cady and
Collett
Messrs, Hanley
Churchill
Cady
Nicholas
Vernon
Ball
Stewart and Glanville
Businsss
Matt. Gay
Gay
Commissioner of Police Visit to Blaga Station
Commissioner of Police at Bigga visits Blaga Police Station in the Southern Districts. Mr Mitchell, in charge, reports everything in order and the commissioner leaves a satisfactory minute. He notes Biggs-Crookwell road as the best he had travelled on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mitchell
Pallos
Blaga
Auld
Biggs-Crookwell Road
Interesting Case at Goulburn District Court
In a Goulburn District Court action, Francis Mewburn sued farmer Andrew White for 200 pounds. The jury awarded him 31 pounds 12 shillings. Mewburn claimed contracts to supply 33 tons of potatoes at eight pounds per ton, with White to supply six tons at four pounds ten per ton, and partial deliveries including two tons from White and four tons from a man named Lannan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn District Court
Francis Mewburn
Andrew J. White
Laggan
E. F. Thomas
J. J. Hanley
Darcy and
White
Witness
White Land
Lannan
Crookwell
Goulburn
Shepherd's Hotel
Grabben Gullen
Mewhurn
German General Denies War Guilt Voice
Von Hindenburg repudiates that Germany started the Great War claiming it acted to preserve its existence. He says Germany entered with pure hearts and fought with clean hands, denying responsibility for the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hindenburgh
Germany
Potatoes at Crookwell Stew Over Unpaid Delivery
White and Mewburn dispute potato deliveries with Garling and Cady as forwarding agents. Transactions involve consignment notes, holds at the railway station, and payments tied to bag counts and tonnage. Names include Mewburn White Garling Cady Lannan and J B Young Co. route includes Queanbeyan Alexandria Crookwell Lan nans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cady
Mewburn
Young and Co
White
Garling
Witness
Iquit
Lannan
Lannan's
Cady. To Mr. Thomas, Mewburn
J. B. Young and Co
John Clune
Grabben Gullen
Mr. Thomas
Lan
Witnesses Testify Over Damaged Potatoes and Fraud Claim
Nan arrived at the station to authorize witness handing over bags to Cady. Leslie Joseph Shepherd recalls Mewburn handing a cheque for White, later given to White's nephew. Cady produced a truck of potatoes for Alexandria and sent Lannan’s potatoes with White’s bags under Lannan’s instructions. The court found damages of £31 12s for the consignment to Queanbeyan, noting White feared market fluctuations and seized the potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Mewbarn
Queanbeyan
Cady
Alexandria
Witness
Mewburn
Alexana
Nan
Leslie Joseph Shepherd
Grabben Gullen
Thomas
William Alexander Cady
Lannan
Plaintiff
Spring Ball Earns Praise for Taralga Club Organizers
In Taralga the tennis ball signals spring as Natura returns. Mrs Allnut and Mr Allnut receive high praise for artistry and organization. A committee of ladies supports the event, with broad local appreciation for their unselfish efforts and service to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persephone
Allnut
Turalga
Mra. All Nut
Taralga
Romney Marsh Sheep Shine at Melbourne Royal Show
The Romney Marsh sheep from Mr. Arthur Carr's Chatebury station dominated the Melbourne Royal Show with nine firsts in the section and top awards including Savage 100 Suineas cup for champion ram and reserve champion ram, as well as champion ewe and reserve ewe. They also took first and second in both ram and ewe fleece in wool. Carr excelled again at the Sydney Easter Show with longwools also performing well in Crookwell and Goulburn districts, Roslyn notably yielding fine samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Carr
Chatebury
Melbourne
Crookwell
Goulburn
Roslyn
Priner s Bros District Newsagents Ad
Local Sydney shop advertises all papers and periodicals stock at Priner s Bros. Fresh fish oysters and Gmail goods on hand. Claims the best dinners in town. Name recognition limited by text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Wheatley’s
New South Wales
Ember
Peter Yee Lee
George Street
West
Sydney
Y. Lee
Richmond
the Hospital
Hospitale' Association
Crookwell Red Cross Society
Crockwell Shire Council
Crockwell Literary Institute
Messra
Stewart
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Warn
Old Linen
Mr. J. Woods
Mr. Morgan
Brains
Mr. Todkill
Neat Daily
Mr. Wilson
Narrawa
Mrs. Branson
Binda
Mrs. Hatch
Mr. J. Keith
Epee
Bigga
Victor
George St
Mavae
Beseman
Zam-Buk
Zam-Tuk
Tam-Buk
James Turner
Granite
Brayton
Verner ST
District Court
Goulburn Cafe
Auburn Street
JAS. Poulos & CO
Practical Tailors
Mudie's
Havine
M.S. Vilaes
C.W
Natura
Priners Bros
Red Hill
Wheeo
Tim J
McCormack
WHEDO
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