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Wagga Wagga Express

Location

Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 09, 1933

Page

15

Large Wagga sale shows strong demand for fat sheep and steady store prices

A Wagga fortnightly sale yarded 2517 fat and 17407 store sheep with buyers active from all quarters. Wethers were plentiful but prime stock limited, ewes and lambs varied in weight yet generally firm or higher. Merino wethers and crossbreds sold to strong demand, with prices quoted across multiple ages and classes, total clearance achieved.

Wagga Australian Mercantile Land and Finance O, Ltd Inc Oratios Meurant Blake Watts Clark Paticular Riverton Merina Wethera Ghorn Border Leicester Corriedale Wethers

Livestock Sale Prices Listed for Rams and Ewes

A fragment lists Dorset Horn rams one year old at 1 pound 10 shillings, Border Leicester rams one year old at 1 pound 10 shillings, two year old at eleven guineas, Southdown rams one year at four guineas, with prices tied to age and breed.

Dorset Horn Rams Border Leicester Southcown

Wodonga Market Almanac Shows Higher Cattle Sales

Wodonga cattle sales on Tuesday saw higher values across categories. Best Hght bullocks ranged £8 17s to £9 2d, fat steers £5 to £18, prime cows £7 to £7 18s, stores and bullocks up to £4 5s, black polled and shorthorn cross steers listed with varied prices. Springers £4 to £6 15s. light baconers £2 5s to £3. porkers 32s to 40s. suckers up to £14.

Wodonga

Homebush Stock Sale Report Shows Broad Ranges in Prices

About 22 000 sheep and lambs penned with all classes in evidence. Prime suckers dearer in places. other classes softer. Cattle yarded 2 360 with fair quality, prime yealers firm. Wethers and ewes fall back. heavy bullocks easier. Prices per lb include varying rates from 38d to 44d for prime lambs, and 16s per 100 lb for plains and rough cattle.

Wool sales show rising prices at Sydney and Geelong auctions

Demand for top making wools rose at opening Sydney sales on Monday with strong bids and several lots selling at substantial rates. A new season high of 34s was set for greasy merino, while last week’s average yardage reached 16s 4.7d per bale with Geelong posting 1s 4 1/4d.

Sydney Jon Melbourne Geelong

Wool Prices Optimist Sees Rising Demand for Wool

M B J P Parkinson head Bradford firm and British Wool Federation president arrived Auckland by the Mariposa. He predicts prices will rise as demand for woollen goods grows, noting England’s deflation and unsettled continental and US markets but an overall hopeful outlook despite recent price dips. He cites improving quality efforts by brewers and a modest demand uptick for fine wools.

M. Bd J. P. Parkinson Bradford British Wool Federation Auckland Parkinson England United States New Zealand

Newmarket Sale Highlights Strong Sheep and Cattle Prices

Improved pastoral conditions boosted competition at Newmarket sales. Crossbred wethers and lambs fetched higher rates, with primes reaching 18/6 to 25/6 and better ewes trading around 13/6 to 17/6. Bullocks and calves showed steady to firmer prices, while Thursday sheep sales dipped slightly. A London cable notes Russia resisting current wheat prices and shipments, with Liverpool market firmer.

Newmarket Sales Wethers Bigbery Newmarket London Russia Argentine Liverpool

Wool money boosts rural industry and land sales

Better Times highlights wool price gains over two months fueling improvements across rural sectors. Land as an investment gains confidence, sheep values rise, and Albury woolbrokers report profits from recent sales. Riverina agents show increased activity and a cash-driven total of £165,000 in land deals.

Albury Reci Riverina

Advertising brings results for the bent read paper

The Wagga Express promotes advertising as an effective tool to boost readership and drive sales, highlighting how strategic ad placement can maximize reach and response in a period paper context.

The Wagga

Job Printing Contracts Awarded to Wagga Express

All the big job printing contracts go to the Wagga Express because they are cheaper. Phone 21 for quotations.

Wagga Express

Mirror Reflects Local Commerce and Town Prosperity

A fragmented column claims the paper mirrors commercial stability in the town. It argues that balanced advertising signals a thriving economy and a good, well-run newspaper serving a prosperous community.

Britain hints at Irish Free State status in Commonwealth ties

In House of Commons inquiry on Tuesday Mr Thomas rejects drawing Britain’s attention to possible disadvantages if an Irish Republic declares independence. He cites Mr de Valera’s November 30 despatch, noting the Free State’s view that Ireland never sought Commonwealth membership and only yielded under pressure. The British reply stresses equal terms within the Commonwealth and the path to Westminster sovereignty as the Free State’s chosen route.

Dominions Homas House of Commons Free State British Commonwealth Commonwealth Britain de Valera Thomas Thomazestd

Wonderful Lady Describes Dr Morse Indian Root Pills

Mrs M Riley of Mascot N S writes she has used Dr Morse Indian Root Pills for thirty years and feels healthier now. She says the pills helped with fatigue and sleep and that she carries them for daily use. She also recommends Comatock's Nerve and Home Liniment.

Lady DR. Morse M. Riley King Street Mascot N.8.w

Grain storage notes at Thane and Culliver

Silo openings at Thane and Culliver on Monday yielded no grain as the forward did not meet Bab. 1 standard and was removed. Reports indicate the f a q was altered to G8lb and second grade to S5Tb.

Thane Culliver F.a.q

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