Australian Wool Market Outlook and Auction Preview
Sydney wool market sees buyers falter as Australian wool supply rises and production costs press, while American and Japanese demand supports prices. Auction on the 1th instant aims to maintain values amid large imports and growing grower representation. specialists from across Australia plan sales and policy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sehaty
Bellaml Co
Port
London
France
Hull
Thorntyre
South Africa
Australia
Y Aeyunger
Wool report from Goldsbeaugh and Co limited arason 1027 28
Wool report states the 1027-28 arason bow drawing to aelow and a final catalogue of about 1000 lines. Crutchings and remnants of elips form the bulk with several attentive lines of good flrven and skittings. The season shows exceptional competition with notable quality and limited dulling in Theeemvinr, though a slight duelinn occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsbeaugh, Mure and Company, Limited
Arason
Aelow
Anade Jr
Sions
Valtves
Wool Auctions Signal Shifting Global Demand
Reports indicate limited transfers in secured skin wool and recycled wools as continental trade eases. France holds large stocks and seeks price concessions from topmakers, while Britain shows stronger raw material stocks and readiness for large inflows. Japan plans a rapid buying push with a 2200 bale catalogue on the 18th, aiming for vigorous competition and a May sale pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt Son Wna Asuagery Ltd
France
Japan
Mur May
Disputed Jockey Suspended Amid Auckland Hurdle Chaos
J.B. Troy's three month suspension for negligent riding tops a chaotic Auckland hurdle race. NoZu and Glen Cumny fell, a riderless horse challenged the judge, and a spectator claimed a prize but declined to finish the course. Felsted won the Epsom open, with Flamingo second and Black Watch third. The day also featured Sydney boxing results and Randwick race summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adc
J.B. ‘Troy
Crum
Moorefeld
Egrcless
Auckland
NoZu
Crythurl
Glen Cumny
Norby
Epsom
Felsted
Flamingo
Wnday
Tevoeran
Seattle
Evens
Fleyere
Unusual theft and local court notes from Wanganu
A jumble of local items reports an odd theft in Wanganu involving a buried cat parcel seized on a tram, plus a Narromine Childrens Court case where a four year old girl faced state care due to lack of support. Other items cover public holiday awards for government clerks, a welfare adoption, a deaf man aided by police, an insurance compensation ruling, vehicle showroom ads, and a town hall labor recruitment decision with 200 attendees and a 66 percent male engagement target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanganu
Torn
Wanganui
North Island
New Zealand
Chilren
Numerong
Children’s Welfare Department
Willeliam
Percy Sutton
Earehan Vuln
Balladorun
Kay Anagh
Tellateral
Fatal Sed Burning Death at Narre Mine
A seven year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Garnwy of Narrefine, died from severe burns after her clothing caught fire in front of a kitchen fire. She sang softly before death, with witnesses deeply moved. Her funeral in Narromine drew a large crowd, as 4928 trucks on display at George Patts Showroom, Warne Street, Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narremine
Myrm
Robert Garnwy
Narrefine
Straine
Thort
Nareomine
Nurromine
Deaths and Notices From the Cooramble District Hospital to Orange
An assortment of obituaries and notices recounts deaths or significant events in the Narromine Bathurst and Orange regions. Entries include John Sweeney of Ireland who lived in Orange and was active in the Hibernian Society, Alice W Dwyer of Narromine who died suddenly from cerebral hemorrhage, and John Parsons aged 66 long associated with Bucouga district. Also noted are marriage announcements, a hunting accident near Hartley Vale resulting in injuries, a motor-vehicle incident near Young, and a fatal fishing trip incident near Lucknow. The items reflect local civic, social, and family milestones with limited personal detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
John Sweeney
Sweeney
Ireland
Sugu
Australia
Orange
Hibernian
Alice W Dwyer
Geo, Dwyer
Milo
Narronine
Iomus Content and Soil Fertility in Wheat Districts
A Department of Agriculture note discusses maintaining humus in soil to sustain wheat yields. It endorses using leguminous crops like clover and trefoil to boost nitrogen and humus, with sheep grazing and crop residues ploughed in. Superphosphate applications and autumn cultivation are advised on lighter soils, plus rotation studies and residue management to improve soil fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Larne Jn
New South Wales
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Yschute Bell
PhD Pa Et
Valle
Homebush
Humebuah
Lallad
Wineheambe
Garson
G. Hallow
Wellington
Wo Gorrie
Geuris
Welhers
F. Murphy and Co
F. Murphy & CO
Wellington and
District
Snow's
Liverpool Street
Howland’s Garage
Inte
Sfiénclew
Shincteum
Shincteus
England
Iary Uopman
Miss Southam
Wadge
Mix Buck Ingham RA
Sydney Stadium
Jack Carroll
Tommy McGinnia
Fred Lindeau
McConochy
N.Z
Limum
Martyanbone
Tonian
Tommy D
Sullowform
S Araby
Blarglin
Glenormiston
Syberwong
Ansegai
Baszle
Rumleigh
Lay Choro
Mungle Bungle
Emater
Prince Nod
Mine Swift
Randwick
Nurney
Bot Antiu
Travail
Vertroy
King Cyllone
This Vole
Luvtterhanm
Zudlekn
Mjeeon Pie
Weferential
Hope Wison
Goulburn — Holive Court
Noble
Wilson
Dwyer
L.A. MacDougall
Paul's
Warne Street
Compensation Commission
Young
Patrick James Miles
Albert Lagan
Yaune
Logan
Rink
George Pauil
Geogee Paot
Wuth'cen King
Galsigambone
Cooramble District Hospital
Mra J. Prosser
Lord Street
Bathurst
John Parsons
Parson
Bucouga
Moylan
St. Joseph's Church, Orange
Inez
Margaret
Daniel Sharkey
Sharkey
Joseph
James Brown
Petersham
Mayfield
Newcastle
Ron Mitchell
B. Dat Fiell
Stuart Town
Joynton Smith
Royal Hotel
Dunla
Horace Robertson
Lithrow
McKinnon
Hush
Hartley Vale
Robert
Tenvene
Kinulfine Wood
Ind
Fe Barry
Grentetl
Grenfell Road
Buck
Burrangong District Hospital
Charlee McKensin
Shadforth
Lucknow
Lachlan
McKennie
Lucknaw
Lithgawe
Lithean
Jonyk Thompson
Monald Bray
Tunilay
Ben
Thomas
Lue
Oakland
Fulton’s Motor
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