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Wagga Wagga Express

Location

Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 02, 1934

Page

4

Wagga Sheep Sale Sets Record at Municipal Yards

The Wagga sale yard held a Thursday market with a total yarding of 10,006 sheep including 7,484 fat sheep and 3,521 store sheep. Heavy fat sheep reached record weights with prime heavy pens well represented. demand rose and prices improved across most classes. Buyers from Melbourne, Sydney, and regional districts attended, with the trade fully represented and good quality crossbreds scarcer. Quotations list fats and wethers at various shillings, stores and lambs showing strong competition and steady decline in poorer types.

Agenls Wagga Wetlere Lovat Wetropolitan Joel Eluasee Tuyers Melhours Syittes Naminders Ment Inkheart Cootamundra Partanon Tomes Merluo Wothere Merinn Ewes Dyrs Comeback Ewes Comeback

Homebush Stock Sales report mixed prices and firm market

The Homebush sale notes a firm market with several classes of stock. sheep numbers around 500, with high quality cattle foremost. Prices for prime sheep and yearlings varied, with beef and mutton values quoted in pence per pound and per hundredweight, reflecting competitive demand and some declines in lighter or less desirable lots.

Beet Pricing Notes From Market Report

A brief market blurb lists beet prices ranging from 70 to 2, with bulk tones good for cows from 18 to 21 shillings per 100 pounds, and plain or rough beet from 10 shillings per 100 pounds. The wording suggests pricing segments for animal feed beet with varying quality and packaging.

Melbourne Stock Sales See Mixed Demand at New Market

Exporters bid freely as fat sheep and prime crossbred lambs drew interest at New Market on Tuesday. Drafts of Fat sheen were in demand with crossbreds and merino types showing varied prices. cattle sale on Wednesday was dull though prime heavy cattle and feeders fetched notable sums.

Newmarket Conner

Record Rice Harvest Amidst Drought Hit Areas

Record harvest efforts show 35 000 tons processed in good time despite scarce rainfall. Murrami shed collected 7000 bags from fields, with additional deliveries from Whitton Gogeldrle and Grit as growers adapt to dry conditions and rising demand.

Sesson Bes Gtre Marketing ‘Board Murrami Rwl

Wheat based silage trial aids dairy cattle at college

A report from the Dodkie Agricultural College describes an experiment using crushed darkened wheat silage mixed with cows. Yields of butterfat were at least equal to Bray pollard and other concentrates. Mr W Gamble of the Council of Agricultural Education notes wheel-based processing could help dispose of surplus wheat by feeding cows and livestock products.

Dodkie Agricultural Collere Sories Bray Pollard W. Gamble Counel of Agricultural Education College Murluermere Systead

Mirpll Gdn Habe Soothing Cream Promises Comfort

A rough hands remedy advertised as easing discomfort for any woman with housework or factory labor. Mirpll Gdn Habe is described as a soothing, smoothing taling powder base claimed to calm chapped skin after cleansing and provide lasting relief.

Centenary Air Race Entries For Melbourne Event

Centenary air race entries include Kingelred Smith in London received on Thursday. Contestants expected around 40 with a London committee tackling handicapping and accommodation issues. Croydon aerodromes to check and start planes, with timed delays to prevent collisions as all aircraft will be heavily laden.

Kingelred Smith London Cobm'tlee Tyston Croydon Marathea

Hockey carnival opens in Buntley with ten teams

The annual hockey carnival begins in Buntley on a Sunday and runs to Monday. Ten teams, including Wadga Hockey Association Indies towns, compete for the Wil Wadga Cup for the winner and the Maples Cup for runners-up. Consolation and Edmondson Cup events are scheduled with draws for first rounds and finals at the Oxted Theatre.

Buntley Luree Eut Maples Colmbine Dave Oxted O'Parrell Wagga Uy Warataus Leston Bees Shamrachs Robins Melba Keelon the Rock CoyLanu Edmondson's Cup Ty. Whnners Nal Toaets Altl Wclock

Riverina Hockey Team Selected for Quentry Week Carnival

The Riverina Hockey Association chooses L. Redgrave as captain and manager along with D. Herman, A. Jones, V Wilson, R. Lonergan, P. Stanton, Py Cheetham, H Fonh, Hacker, W. Belton and others for the King’s Birthday weekend Sydney event. Selectors in Sydney are L. Redgrave A. Jones and Hy Tooth.

Riverina Hockey Garival Sydney L. Tedgrave Pury D. Herman Gnoper Marrar A. Jones Visesapt Wilson R. Lonergan Troyns P. Stanton Py Cheetham H ‘Fonth Hacker R. Wilean Cinai Mughe Gimnee W. Belton Waza Feathers Ly Redgrave A. Jones Hy ‘Tooth

Australia Wheat and Wool Tops in Record 1933-34 Output

Australia reports a record wool production of 1,061,730,000 pounds for the year ended June 30 1933 with total production rising to new highs in 1932-33. Wheat output for 1983-34 shows a decline from earlier peaks while 1982-93 figures reach 16 765 000 and gold output hits 26,905,000.

Australia

Diamond Jubilee First Launched In 18th Century Chronicle

The fragment outlines a Diamond Jubilee celebration of a historic Chronicle linked to the paper's origin. It claims the Chronicle began in May 1814, notes its founding by W J Vernon and its long proprietorship by George W Reynolds for 42 years, and mentions a Lamhing Patriots era with sparse details.

Chronicle Tietara Air W. J. Wernon George W. Reynolds

MOM COATS RANGE WITH FALL BUR TRIMMINGS

A display highlights women s outerwear featuring the MOM COATS line with fall Bur trims. The collection emphasizes stylish, versatile coats aimed at seasonal wear and wardrobe updates.

Riverina Association opens season with five hockey clubs

The Riverina Association begins its competition next Sunday June 19 with five teams. Matches will be held at Bolton Park, the racecourse, salty dunes, Marrar, Temora and other venues to decide the Association title. Temora Hockey Club asked to join and could play Wagga, Marrar, or Junee. Delegates support entry and the Secretary will inform the Tenors Club that Temora will join.

Riverina Association Jung Iter Ani Exoir Bolton Park Racecourse Salty Dunes Marrar Temora Temora Hockey Chi

Quintuplets Born to Olivia Hlonns in Ontario Settlement

News from North Bay area reports Olivia Hlonns, 24, has given birth to five healthy babies at a country settlement near North Bay Ontario. The Quintuplets Dionne style response notes hundreds of gifts arriving from across Canada as the government provides nurses.

Olivia Hlonns North Bay Omaho Vancouver Canad

Elizabeth Cafe Offers Evening Dining and Private Functions

An advertisement highlights a three course dinner deal at Elizabeth Cafe with dates in July and options for morning and afternoon tea. It promotes weddings and private dinners, featuring decor like tulle and cards for events, and notes affordable function catering at the lowest terms.

Wamongeone

World Wheat Prices Rise Amid Drought and Trade Hopes

The World Wheat market shows improved position and potential normalization by year end as drought hurts US production. Reports claim Soviet and Russian buying activity, with Australasia and Argentine wheat eyed for shipment to Windward. A severe drought is cited as driving prices higher, amid anticipated global shortages and forceful Chicago price moves.

Mr Stewart Fr Stewart Northersea United States London Chicago Finneg

Ling Sher, Tibetan commander, loses eyes by order

Ling Sher, once a Tibetan commander, is blinded by a royal order. The move follows his growing influence over imonsstiracs and a large BA of the country, signaling a dramatic consolidation of power within Tibet.

Ling Sher Tibet

Revolutionary bread without flour hailed in Paris report

Paris correspondent reports a Jewish scientist Tram Rabnwvitoh unveils a new bread made from a novel press kneading process that digestes the wheat grain elements. The invention promises healthier bread and faster growth for children, with demonstrations at a Paris exhibition.

Tram Rab Nwvitoh Nelfler Enna

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Wagga Sheep’ Sales Homebush Stock Sales Mionday's Sales Moasrz Dalgety Syuney Inet Melbourne Stan Edwards OFF F.C., Watué Trengove Thos J. Trengove Flizgmadrick USA Russia Maskouin Paris France
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