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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1933
Page
5
Market notes show a 40.2 percent gain in certain goods with morning sales weaker. Entries mention meat and produce pricing, including sheep and dairy items, with references to specific weights and figures such as 100 pounds and 29/10. The record includes odd spellings and unclear names, but indicates price movements and product categories rather than a clear overall trend.
Market notes indicate a steady to slightly up trend in sheep prices during Tuesday trading with several lines showing modest gains. Prime stock moved around 28 to 287 with mixed results across categories and regional buyers remaining active throughout the session.
A strong wool market is expected as sales begin in Sydney on Monday. Analysts predict higher prices and competition, with about £109,009 in sales anticipated for the season versus £128,708 last year.
Enthusiasts packed the Waken Fire Station room on Friday night to watch the billiard ornament between R Brown Gor and A Jones 50 on Brown won by one point 200 199. Fire brigade officials praised players and committee, with thanks to hospitality staff and tournament organizers.
A powerful gale battered the Atlantic seaboard and the Great Lakes region, killing over a dozen and causing millions in damage. The storm's reach stretched from Wednesday into Thursday with driving rain and widespread destruction.
A garbled report describes rifle team scoring details and a local meeting held in October with participants from Liverpool and Anave Tile ange. Voters and ranged committees listed include names like GIT sella and W. Robinson, with scores and candidate tallies, referencing a public notice of the event and related results.
An ex parte application to restrain the State Government from using the Referendum Act to alter the Legislative Council's composition was refused in the Equity Court yesterday.
Airman Carl Naver disappeared after a Cape Town to London flight attempting to beat Amy Mollison's record. The search believes he crashed at sea and is unrecoverable.
At Albury links a major golf week featured 86 professionals and leading amateurs competing for the Vonne prize and various Cups. Notable results include Mrs Ahearn and Mix McDonald 71, Miss Jessie Hore top in Stoke Handicap, and mixed and team championships won by Phelps with Macknight and Stapley with Griffith among others.
The Albury Open Championship for a £400 purse was decided today. Connora of MelbournePro claimed the title ahead of Herd of Sydney Curran of Melbourne and Howard of Sydney among the leading contenders.
The Wagga Country Golf Club reports a record number of participants in last week’s mixed foursomes, with 95 pairs taking part, surpassing prior estimates. Plans for next year’s Riverina Championships and a large sale event are outlined, plus upcoming matches against a visiting Melbourne team and a Commercial Travellers contest.
Telyard defeats G Emniots 9 up and lands 7 up in other matchups as semifinals stage of the Me Conlanion championship draws keen interest for tomorrow's final at P Hellas. Corowa club records 7 at Youngs while MT Graham leads with 248 and singleton 254 in related events.
The draw lists Shamrocks facing Rabe inevy at Akaranw while The Rockache Taeevourse meets EB. Walker in I 1 volck. Uranguinty hosts Koh patrick Shamrocks with Power and Delis ey among others. Reserve players include McCormade and Pule as all clubs prepare for round one.
Afternoon bowls matches at Bolton Park featured Chapin and Middiemton defeating Broadfoot and Meads 0-20. Ee Willmas Re. Graham Givin beat Tanner Downie. Dalgleish 28-17 Jetta Bowser Weatman beat G. Graham Salty Besar 38-22.
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