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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 06, 1925

Page

3

On The Land and Wool Markets Steady Yet Cautious

Sehuto Bell and Co report mixed signals in wool trade with slight downward price stabilization. London and Yorkshire markets show no dramatic expansion with cautious optimism about a return to normal financing and steadier values amid global financial strain and ongoing gold discussions.

Sehuto, Bell and Co., Ltd Briatone Sydney Yorkshire Bradford South Afton Bawra

Delayed liquidation may proceed with extended formalities

The association, acting like a government department in effect, faces extended red tape and time as it initiates liquidation. Even with a likely favorable verdict and planned actions, final accounts, asset distribution, and legal compliance will require substantial additional time.

Wool Fering Question in Australian Wool Markets

Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports on Brisbane salon and Australian auctions showing demand increasing for fine wool while stronger wools slacken. Factors include scarce fine wools, crossbreds less preferred, and rising consumption in the United States Great Britain and Continental Europe. Continent remains a strong purchaser with private sales to France in Sydney. March forecasts suggest limited April offerings and potential heavy stocks in July.

Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd Brisbane Australia Deason United States South America

Catalogue Preview to Debut in Sydney on April 20

A fragment notes a forthcoming Sydney catalogue listing prices and continuance of items. The item previews an April 20 catalogue launch, indicating a planned event date and pricing context for the Sydney market.

Sydney

Furred Skin Report From Goldebrough Firm Update

Goldebrough Mort and Co Ltd record shows rabbit skins total about 84 tons with dull demand. Kittens walls second parts autumns and om ning declined with prices falling about 10 shillings per dozen. fox skins scarce and quality poor. Marsupial skins kangaroo wallaby show good demand. Easter sales set rabbit skins on April 15 and fox skins marsupials on April 29.

Goldebrough, Mort and Co., Ltd

Strong Sheepskin Market in Sydney Drives Mixed Prices

Winchcombe and Carson report brisk enquiry for sheepskins at Sydney sales with Ratex up on prior figures. Full wool products quoted to 18d per lb and lambs to 15d, pelts to 11d, hides firm, calfskins and yearlings at steady rates. Rabbit skins and hareskins show mixed results as buyers push for quality across grades.

Winchcombe Carson Sydney Ratex

Designs and Colourings Harmonize with Any Scheme

A brief note on how the designs and colourings appear a true revelation and would harmonize with any furnishing scheme, suggesting broad appeal and versatile styling.

For Sale Items Mentioned With Odd Phrases

Fragmentary text lists a sale with price 1/6 and references to cement and woodwork. Mentions Cons and Warta and a cure called Quesnalandress Sngee Corn Cure. No clear event, person, or place identifiable.

Union Church Gratitude and Local Happenings in Stuart Town

In Stuart Town the Presbyterians of Wallington planned a new school room in the Union Church causing mixed feelings over the loss of the old building funded by locals. The town notes warm days and cool nights with a much wanted rain, and announce the engagement of Netli Dixon to Sewell Mannelly. Travel updates include Mr Harry Sloane recovering, Gordon Edwards back from holiday, and Malcolm improving after medical care in Wellington. The church fundraiser raised about sixty pounds under challenging conditions, cricket grows with the Half-Axes showing promise, and seasoned players reflect on recent losses with sportmanlike spirit.

Wallington Stuart Union Church Grasnick Cupid Mins Netli Dixon Ani Mes William Dixon White Hills Stuart Town Sewell Mannelly Michael Hannelly Eucharéena Hfe Harry Sloane Gordon Edwards Baby Edwards Deeran Malcolm Wellington B.C Anthis Scribe Nembe

Silos and wheat handling expansion discussed by Premier

Sir George Fuller reports on silos costs and bulk handling growth from 1920 to 1926 with new surplus estimates. He notes rising demand in wheat regions, and a special committee to study future silo development. An accidental hay wagon incident in Scotabourn details a near fatal brake failure.

George Fuller Inbome

Fifteen Little Boys Play Shorthand Thriller on Field

A fragmentary note references fifteen young boys described as ke nts on the field, with a hurried editor’s addition noting the item was received Friday morning.

Rifteen

Newbury Cup Winner and Weekend Racing Notes

Frank Dempsry secured the Newbury Cup on Paddy at 220 to 1 with Phance. The Dubbo league will skip Sunday football this season. Warwick Farm race results feature April Steeple and several 10 to 1 winners including Manfred and Golden Voice. Prince Minubah won the Warwick Farm Cup but a protest over Ceo’s face occurred. Doncaster and Sydney Cup prospects shift with Brimming and Wallace Mortlake favored. De Lion beat Dick Congress in Sydney Stadium, drawing mixed reactions. Dartin defeated Archie Bradley in Brisbane.

Frank Dempsry England Paddy Phance Dubbo Football League Warwick Farm Plain Alwyne Coolabah Bonnie Russell Fairfield Manfred Triplex Crystal Liverpool Golden Voice Brimming Quixotic Prince Minubuh Wallace Mortlake Sydney Stadium de Lion Dick Congress Brisbane Lee Dartin Archie Bradley

Sleep walker injured man found at railway hotel

In Cowra the 84 year old John Corbett was found severely injured on Thursday after walking in his sleep. He told doctors he believed he was crossing bush to camp, stepped over a balcony rail and fell to the roadway. He was treated at Cowra hospital.

John Corbett Cowra Thureday Corbett

Deaf and Dumb and the Blind Annual Appeal

The NSW Institute for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind seeks subscriptions to clear the Building Fund debt of £1669 4 0 and the General Fund debt of £3075 WAL, amid 68 years of service. Mrs Bonnor visits Wallington as country representative to gather support and provide information on admissions for deaf or hard of hearing children.

Nsw Institute For the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind Bonnor Wallington Bonner Arthur H. Love City Road Darlington Bydmey Love

Ice Cream Tasting at Our Fountain Ad Promo

An in paper note invites readers to visit our Fountain and sample real ice cream. The item includes a reminder for advertisers to submit changes by Friday 10 a.m. for the next week. late submissions are not guaranteed.

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