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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1924
Page
4
The passage touts a drill with a strong frame and passive grain feed, flexible spring pressure, safety trip for hoes, and easy control. It highlights wheels with strong hubs, wide 12 inch high carbon steel axles, self-aligning bearings, and independent operation of two drill halves. Large sizes convert to combined culti drills.
Wool growers report the 1923-24 season closed strong as prices rose from September levels to near the season’s peak. Large lots and favorable outlooks for next year boosted confidence, though buyers show patience amid possible price adjustments. Litigation over skin wool leads linger in court as market participants await clearer rulings.
The report notes 56 rabbit skins catalogued and sold amid keen competition with prices rising 3d per tb since last week. Hares high, supplies small, fox skins in demand, kangaroo and wallaby skins strong, goatskins firm, wool market outlook from Winchcombe Carson Ltd indicates mixed trends in the period reviewed.
The Wool Values in the Future note discusses midwinter Sydney wool auctions now finished and no further sales until the 1924/26 season. It notes improved competition from Continental and Japanese buyers, potential positive effects from the Commonwealth Bank Bill, and optimism for higher values when next season's clip is sold. It also mentions depleted "Bawra" stocks and small holdings by Wills, with sheep skins fetching higher prices amid a cautious market.
A text fragment outlines offerings aimed at growers, promising market balance and regulated supplies. It hints at forthcoming columns with practical value and trusted results, stressing timely, reliable guidance for growers without oversupplying markets.
Wellington represented by A and Be won the Waite Cup against Coolah A in a tight race. Coolah A defeated the visiting side 8 6 in a match watched by Norman of Glenwood who refereed. Wellington players included Barton Crossing Smith Hasty Beckett Head captain Barton Dough W Douglas and others.
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