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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1933
Page
4
A jumble of street names and shop signs lists suppliers and vendors on multiple streets including Baylis, Edward, Campbell, Morgan, Salmon, and Crampton. The note highlights ongoing promotions and various businesses managed by individuals such as Mrs Kavanagh, Mrs Edghile, and Mr. Glenn, among others.
Commercial Thursday market reports quality sheep and lamb prices, noting demand and price ranges. Dealers report steadier to firmer bidding with some lots selling higher than prior day, especially prime weighed stock. Prices include various weights and grades across buyers, with Yonkers and related lots showing solid demand.
At Newmarket on Thursday 16 600 sheep and 12 600 lambs were penned. Demand steady but prices fell with sheep down 1 to 2s and lambs 1s to 2s. Breeding stock and merinos showed mixed results with primes varying. Cattle demand also weak, prices 10s to 26s lower than the previous week.
An account describes trapping and training wild horses in New South Wales. A party of about four handled travel gear and corrals, built a V shaped trap, and slowly drove horses into captivity. Once caught, the animals were broken in, with strong riders needed to handle them. The expedition planned during the Christmas holidays, covering roughly 59 miles of rugged terrain.
Advertisement from Walter J. Kuanke and Co. Armidale announces a Monster Cattle Sale of 2500 head at Armidale on 47th January. Auctioneers state that the large consignment will be yarded and of steady, high quality, with New England red cattle highly sought by buyers.
A fragmented OCR shows Wagga rainfall data spanning decades with numbers resembling annual totals, dates, and codes. The text reads as a dense catalog of figures from 1874 to late 20th century, interleaved with month labels, abbreviations, and scattered years.
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