Wagga Stock Sales See Mixed Demand at Fortnightly Yard Sale
The Wagga municipal yards hosted a fortnightly sale with 992 head yarded across 41 falls including prime bullocks and cows. Prices fell about 20 shillings to several pounds depending on weight and quality, with buyers from Melbourne Wodonga Col lector Humula Cutcairn and Belhsingt present. Prime crossbreds Western districts and merino drafts showed varied demand as prices weakened in places yet improved for top lots.
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Wagga
Melbourne
Wodonga
Collector
Humula
Cutcairn
Belhsingt
Leah
Kali
Leery
Homebush cattle sale mixed results during strike
The flat auction at Homebush on Tuesday drew 546 head of cattle mainly medium quality. Butchers were present yet hesitant to bid and many lots were sold privately after the sale. overall activity was subdued amid the Gat strike.
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Homebush
Wagt
Albury Fat Stock Prices on Sheep and Suckers
Fat stock prices at Albury show varied bids for Merino, crossbred and horned sheep with prices listed in shillings and pence. Store prices ranged broadly while Corriedale ewes aged two years commanded notable values and pigeons appeared dull in market activity.
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Albury
Corriedale
Goulburn Market Sheep and Cattle Sale Report
Strong demand for G60 quality sheep led the market as three sheep and lamb lots were set aside for Sydney. Merino herd and ewe prices ranged, with hoggets and suckers selling firmer, while cattle yarding exceeded 180 head with generally lower prices than last week. Notable quotes include Mutlochia at 29/2/64 to £14/2/8 and steers to £3/10/10.
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Joos
Ratra
Comybank Wethern
Wowern
Meric
Wrihors
Nelme
Romeback
Prine
Sevens
Ff Wo
AL Goulture
Sydney
Yaabore
Melbourne stock sales reflect firmer livestock prices
In Melbourne stock market activity the day saw demand for fat cattle and improved values. Prices hardened with an afternoon rally near a quarter higher than recent firmer levels. Sheep trade showed a median to higher stance amid steady metal trades.
Albury station produce sales prices ease slightly
At Albury produce sales buyers eased bidding across categories. Merinos and wools showed softer quotation with three-quarter to full wool types falling from 6d to 6id and 4d to 4½d in various lines. All sections including rabbitries and tallow reflected general price softening amid active competition and broader market softness.
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Albury Station
Arrest of Harold Rosser on embezzlement charges at Cooma
Harold Walter Rosser, 34, mounted constable and agent for the Government Savings Bank at Cathcart, was arrested Sunday by Inspector Mathertod of the Cooma police on charges of embezzling £100 from the Government Savings Bank. He appeared at the Bombala court on Monday and was remanded until December 10 with bail set at £200.
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Harold Walter Rosser
Notce
Cathcart
Government Savings Bank
Mathertod
Cooma Puilee
Flonser
Yombala Court
Balk
Wool market in Sydney shows firm rates and strong demand
The Sydney wool salon reported firm closing rates with Japan and France active buyers. Top price for the day reached 214d for super combing wethers and ewes, while Yorkshire and Syance pursued high bids for ewe wool from Barrabe clip Ver WEA. Prices varied across lots from Blandford, Murrumburrah, Stocknbingal, and other districts, with Americans and French participating in the sale.
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Sydney
Duyere
Penella
France
Feure
Kylstony
Windsor
Mt Rm
Bydney
Japan
Auper
Yanr
Yorkshire
GMW
Hillview
Yaes
Yorkvilte
Wethere
Limbrl
New England
Hill View
Yun
Rylatene
Mudgne
Browght
Uewern Yorkshire
Syance
Dickhams
Blandford
Vethers
Micherne
Ewes
Yano
Auper Wethers
Rosslyn Over JR
Aolbrook
JWR
Destroit
Mad
Brief Coat Stoppage Cited by Mines Secretary
The secretary for mines Mr Shinwel emphasizes that the danger has been averted and a brief stoppage is expected to affect only one attendee. The incident is described as narrowly avoided and under control.
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Shinwel
Abattoirs Strike Ends as Commission Orders Return to Work
The Industrial Commission in Madras on Wednesday ordered the Muntndus try Employees’ Union to resume work by Friday under the terms of the award. The commission adjourned to consider settlement terms, with both sides agreeing to abide by the court’s decision as the dispute centers on abattoir operations and potential back pay.
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Muntndustry Employees’ Union
Milives
Tndioyule
Meter Butchers
Baddeley
Wednenay
Dinpute
Miniter
Bac
Crown Soliolar
Cramaley
Aramale
Pid Oington
Om & Shoteton Stam
Morgan Ford
Carcue Watchers’ Association
Ferguson
Re Union
Cramsle
Benton Ber
Vonx
Euuad
Cunard Plans New 26 Million Liner With 4000 Jobs
The Cunard Company signs a contract with John Brown and Co Clydebank to build the first of two new 26 000 000 Cun air liners, aimed at faster speed and greater size than any current vessel. Construction will provide work for 4000 workers and start immediately.
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Council of Christian Miniatere
Agalune Pottin
Cunard Company
Hea
John Brown and Co
Clydebank
Alze
Coosteleion
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Wagga Stock Sales
Homebush Sales
Goulburn Market
Albury Produce Sales
America
Parcéla
Berraba
Abid
Blandfard
Woodford
Fepan
Moorefield
Tim
Albert Dest
Polvie
Bradford
Creatora
Anginog
Colara
Blameys
Baril
Abattors Strike
Imao
Ueed J. Speirs
Feo Consulting
Comer Gurwood & Fitzmaurice
Bistric
A. C. Mgowan ‘General Commission Machinery Agent
Cibrons Farm Implement CO. Ltd
Better Farming Header
Quemay Horizontal Wool Press
Moffit
Virtue—Shetring Doery
Miedrin
Welch Parrin & Coport
Queeneland
C. McEgowan
Art Union
Sik
Lace
Bacretary
M. P. Loth
Hart & Coveny
Baylis
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