Dalgety Market Report Mixed Sheep and Beef Prices
Dalgetys market report shows wider dated sale figures with sheep prices varying by type. Lambs and ewes strengthened slightly, while wethers and prime heavy cattle held firmer values amid thin supply. detailed quotes list several grade ranges and weights for sheep, lambs, and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalgety
Shavn
Phie bAsvy
Todd
Wethers
Tina Etsmer
Jillsie Sock
Yas Hetler
Ystues Generalis
Pete
Pullovke
Closing Wool Average Tops Last Year Decline
The Melbourne Woolbrokers Association reports the closing week greasy wool average at 14.58 lb or 2 Aig/11 a. It is the second highest for the season, with the previous week at 14.72. Quality gains were uneven as fat wool showed strength while overall wool quality lagged. Last year’s average was 9.4, and two years ago it was 10.44.
A Bright Outlook for Tevort and Co. Ltd in Week
A Meseré Souute Bell and Co Ltd report shows a bright outlook as the company enters the CEriagmae week. The Tevort operation emphasizes steady momentum and anticipated gains across its markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell and Co, Ltd
Tevort
Land Appeal Court Hears Smith v Mourban and Smyth Case
The Land Appeal Court, before Justice Pike, heard Smith v Mourban and Smyth. Smyth holds about 2080 acres near Urania with an occupier’s permit for 640 acres and seeks a special lease on 126 acres. Only roughly 900 of Smith’s land has been dry since 1981, with limited farming success and water issues affecting grazing and crop yields. The court noted water supply concerns around Lake Urania and strong bets on a court‑ordered division of land between Smyth and Monahan, but the appeal was refused, with the board upholding the decision to proceed May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Smith
Mourban
Smyth
Joseph
Smilth
Urania
Botdine Berg Cohmerssd
Lake
Unana
Ube Lake
J.D. Monabad
Mia
Heven
Guret
Kilimanjaro Climb Sees Lone European Reach Summit
Billy Williams, a white climber from Morden Burrey, stands as the sole successful member of a Tanganyika expedition on Kilimanjaro. The peak rises 20,009 feet near the equator and the article notes a remarkable scene of a blind US Senator Thomas Schull, once an expert marksman, who communicates by sound to gauge shot direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilimanjaro
Tanganyilid
Billy Wiliams
Bia Nowie
Morden
Burrey
Asvear
Camera Ihare
Thomas Schull
United States
Tarest Bie
Local Industry Promotes Express Printing at Low City Prices
A local industry boosts an express printing service claiming lower prices than city competitors. The ad emphasizes affordability and quick turnaround for printing needs, inviting customers to switch to their faster, cheaper option.
Wool Industry Buoyed by Forecasts for 1936
With sales postponed till the New Year there is little to write about though demand was keen last week in all centres. Hopes rise that troubles will be lighter in 1936 as forecasters offer reassurance. Good pitches are offered to all on the land and every trend engaged in wool industry.
New Hay Poisoning Report At Corona Pastures Board
Stock Inspector K V Byrne reports a case of new hay poisoning among horses. One died before reporting. four fell ill days later after eating hay leaves from straight from the stooks. Symptoms included severe diarrhea and extreme thirst. turpentine drench and other remedies were tried, with limited success. Authorities warn there is no known cure and emphasize using pure medicines and careful care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. V. Byrne
Corona Pastures Protection Board
Ollie
New Rey
Wheat Stacking PROMIBITION At Silo Stations
NSW wheat growers protest at silo stations as rail premises restrict grain storage and movement. MLA MG RO Ball reports eastern Riverina election ties and plans to interview the Agriculture Minister amid concerns over the district harvest quality and quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehlings
MG RO. Ball
Sydney
Tiverina
Rand
Ball
Cheap Living in Abyssinia in Addis Ababa Told by Stuart Emery
The piece notes inexpensive Abyssinian life in Addis Ababa, where a full family living including house, servants, food, and horse upkeep costs about £42 per week. It compares wages, food value, and highlights the Abysinian servant’s cooking skill, while noting Europeans miss modern heating and hot water. It mentions hot springs and a spa hotel near Addis Ababa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Fen
Stuart Emery
Addis Abate
Spa
Unclear dialogue hints at irregular social talk
Fragmentary speech conveys fragmented instruction about regular meetings and tones of childhood banter. Names Brown and Green appear in a playful exchange suggesting a casual conversation context without a clear event or outcome.
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Homebush Market
Dalgety's Market Report
Bette
Land Appeal Court
Urana
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Pasebook
Hanks 4000
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Castles Bros
Wagga
Anita le
Guleezs
Abyssinia
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