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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
4
An OCR damaged notice describes a Wagge fortnight sheep sale with multiple categories. It notes lambs and ewes, prep for sale, and various stock types including merino and creasabred ewes, with figures like 119 and 194 and prices or lots scattered through the fragment.
Thursday market reports mixed lamb and sheep prices with prime lambs selling up to 44s and medium lambs around 異90 to 34? The sale notes strong demand for prime steers and heifers while cows and heavy cattle remained softer. Wethers and ewes quoted across a wide range with box goods and yearlings also listed.
Tasmanian market reports show Newmarket prices improving slightly for some categories while demand weakens, lamb prices steady to lower, stores down, and bullock sales holding firm with modest gains. Narandera market sees keen competition with higher overall values, crossbred and merino stock varying by class.
At the Wodonga cattle sales on Tuesday competition was good with buyers showing strong interest. Heifers and buyers posted prices, with Shorthorn heifers and other lots achieving varied returns amid a bustling market scene.
At the Geelong wool sale closing, Helbes Fuld Wray and associates reported strong demand with several lots achieving top prices. One standout bid reached 18 pence per pound for Western Districts American fleece, underscoring robust market activity.
A New Wool Clip discussion is planned in Melbourne on Thursday. The Australian Wool Growers Council will discuss the state of the industry and anticipated processing demands in the coming months. President Gisband Wadldev is noted among attendees.
A 20 page pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture outlines when farmers should begin their bookkeeping. It recommends aligning inventories with seasonal cycles and taxation year starts, noting best dates vary by crop and ownership. Free copies are available from Box 3a GPO Sydney.
In the Senate on Thursday Senator Guthrie urged abolition of the Federal tang tax. Blg George Pearce replied that in the forthcoming Budget the question of relief of taxation would be considered and the whole field of taxation reviewed.
Results show Mr Sweeney winning the seat with 436 votes to Butterii 141 and Willis 8060, amid a reduced turnout and continued partisan tallies. The prose includes stray verses about rituals and a ceremonial feast, juxtaposed with the electoral clash and the wilderness beyond the crowd.
A Beaute on Wednesday night saw both Labour Opposition sections rally to keep the government from defeat. Senator Johnston moved an amendment to the tariff reading, seeking to reduce duties and lower tolls, but the motion failed by a tally of ayes and noes. Government importers aligned with the Country party, while several members from the opposition supported the amendment.
Cycling meets at Wagga featured Narandera, Wagga, and Cootamundra riders. Narandera No 1, led by Paynter and Holyoake, won the 2‑mile race with 42 minutes, ahead of Wagga No 1 and Cootamundra. A 10‑mile handicap drew 16 riders, with A. Johnson and W. Robinson posting top times as Munro set fastest scratch time.
Fifty thousand people attended the laying of the foundation stone of a new Liverpool Catholic Cathedral dedicated to Christ the King. The structure will cost £3,000,000 and be the second largest in Christendom, 150 feet longer than St Pauls and twice as wide, with a dome 20 feet larger than any existing. The cathedral will be slightly shorter in length than St Peters in Rome.
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