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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1932
Page
5
Fragmentary text from a serial tale depicts betrayal and vendetta among explorers and locals. Tension between Mr Corunton and rivals intensifies through planned reprisals, with a dramatic scene near an Inman camp and a vivid sea plane departure. Nell and her father face mounting emotional upheaval amid shifting loyalties.
A reflective sketch blends tales of Mia Rabbit tending young in sunlit mornings with observations of Australian bush creatures and field scenes. It contrasts city boredom with rural charm, notes an American airman arrival, and muses on nature, schooling, and enduring ties to the outback.
An advert style piece touts Creme Charmieman as a perfect wing for aging skin, claiming it nourishes the complexion with a silk like texture. It mentions a product line, price per large vial, and chemist availability, all framed with poetic praise and bold claims.
The report outlines a cautious but hopeful wool market in Sydney ahead of the September opening sale. Demand remains steady with buyers from England, Europe, and the United States, while Japan and Continental buyers show growing uptake. Prices are expected to rise modestly from current levels, though not into a maniacal boom, and factors such as exchange rates, world trade conditions, and US and Japanese demand will shape early August and September moves.
Wellington stock rates held for prime suckers Saraby at Homebush on Thursday while other lambs and all sheep fell. Offerings reached 57,000 with H.S. Johnaton of Wellington securing 21/8 per head for 48 wethare and 8/5 per day for 51 ewes sold by Winghcomba Cat son St.
Mosery Leeds Brow Lad notes weekly stock sale at Orange yards on Thursday. Cattle yarded around zero. quality mixed, best bullocks to £0 0s 9d, best cows to £1 8s 6d, vealers to 45s 1d. Sheep yarding about 4500, quality poor, best wool sheep to 11s 10d, best ewes to 8s 7d, lambs to 10s. Pigs firm, sows to 12s 10d, burrows to £2, line to 41s 1d. Cattle brisker than last week, sheep prices steady but quality weak. pending rain and wool market turn expected to lift values.
A deadly distemper hits Blayney coursing events with many greyhounds falling ill, a Coolah Butter Factory revival discussed, and a remarkable pig birth at Whylanden Crossing featuring a freak twin piglet with unusual crown and partial duplication observed before disposal.
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