1989, wheat, 164 bags (FI), 3/4, passed; 3302, 165 bags (FI), 3/4. MOUNT EDWARDS.—To Addis Bros.: 4863, maize, 83 bags (FG), 2/7[?]. ...
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Article : 182 wordsThe Master Butchers' Association report that there were 828 cattle yarded at the sales held yesterday at Cannon Hill abattoir. Bullock beef ...
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Article : 127 wordsSir,—The Lord Mayor's proposal that the Grey-street Bridge should be named the Alexandra Bridge is surely the best proposal yet made, and is one ...
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Article : 351 wordsThe hard southerly blow which developed in the early part of Wednesday night, and continued throughout yesterday, accounted for some trouble ...
Article : 286 wordsSir,—With reference to the Darling Downs election and Mr. Herbert Yeates's candidature in the interests of the Country Party the average ...
Article : 513 wordsSupplies of poultry that arrived at the markets yesterday were only fair, but the demand was generally on the dull side. Hens were about the only ...
Article : 229 wordsLONDON, January 13.—Wheat cargoes are inactive, with sellers willing to grant further concessions. There is some inquiry from China and Japan ...
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Advertising : 28 wordsCOOROY, January 13.—Messrs. Macdonald and Ross held their fortnightly sale on January 12, when 57 pigs and 39 calves were sold. Prime bacon pigs, ...
Article : 130 wordsFair supplies of honey continued to arrive at the markets yesterday, and was selling well at rates quoted. Beeswax was in fair supply, and there was ...
Article : 628 wordsArthur Lauder and John Halligan were charged in the Police Court this morning, before Mr. A. Anderson, C.P.S., that, on January 15, at Cairns, ...
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Article : 190 wordsAn increased supply at to-day's fat cow sales at Flemington consisted principally of local district classes of ordinary character, mostly fair to well fleshed aged ...
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Advertising : 117 wordsCLIFTON, January 14.—At Messrs. O. B. Bell and Co.'s fortnightly cattle sale 60 cattle were yarded. There was a good demand for young' cattle, and good prices ...
Article : 76 wordsSir,—Some time ago the Queensland Preference League made a successful appeal to people resident in Queensland to send parcels of Queensland ...
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The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), Fri 15 Jan 1932, Page 9
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