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Advertising : 211 wordsBarley, steady; English malting, 7s 34 to 7s 9d. Oats, dull: Algerian milling, 5s 8d to 5s 9d; feed, 5s 4d to 5s 5d. Maize, nominal, 8s 6d. Pens, firm; duns, 11s 6d. ...
Article : 316 wordsIdeal weather prevailed yesterday, when the annual sports meeting of the Church Grammar School was held at the Cricket Ground. Considerable interest ...
Article : 418 wordsAlthough the members of the Penguin council appeared too uninterested (writes our correspondent) in the effort of the Agricultural Department to encourage ...
Article : 307 wordsAt the monthly meeting of the A.N.A. held last night, a letter addressed to the secretary of the local Friendly Socities' Association from the resident ...
Article : 140 wordsIn a market report which came to hand from America by the last mail it states:—"The past month has seen a continuation of the same conditions in the ...
Article : 452 wordsMiscellaneous.—Mount Read and Rosebery, 16s 9d. Closing Quotations. Gold.—New Langi Logan, b 5s 9d, s 6s ...
Article : 150 wordsAt the Y.M.C.A. gymnasium hall last night the director of the physical department (Mr. A. E. Emmett) met members of the gymnasium classes, and ...
Article : 56 wordsAt Mowbray yesterday morning Silver Spear just beat Gold Bit over a mile on the sand ill 1.51, which was a good gallop. ...
Article : 286 wordsA welcome home social was held in the Town Hall on Wednesday night to Sergeant R. Tomes and his bride, Corporals F. Barnes and J. McLaren. The ...
Article : 128 wordsThe following are the wholesale prices ruling at the Western Market:—Apples—Good to choice eating, 3s to 5s: inferior eating, 2s to 2s 6d; good to choice ...
Article : 233 wordsMiscellaneous.—Mount Read, and Rosebery, 16s 4d. Round Hill, 15s, 15s 2d. Mount Jasper, £5. Tongkah Compound, 16s 6d. ...
Article : 253 wordsThe Pomological Committee met at the City Hall to-day, when a discussion took place in connection with the varieties of best plums, primes, and poaches for ...
Article : 160 wordsThe monthly meeting of the Mersey Marine Board will be held at the board's office, Devonport, on Monday. Officers' reports, etc., will be submitted for ...
Article : 246 wordsGeneral rains have at last fallen over practically the whole of the island, and farmers will now be able to proceed with sowing operations, which have been held ...
Article : 1,093 wordsThe usual supplies have come forward to the auction sales, and buyers have competed easily for same. Root crops seem to be the mainstay for the ...
Article : 38 wordsThe Government Geologist (Mr. Loftus Hills) left Launceston yesterday for the purpose of continuing his examination of the North Lyell and Mount Lyell mines. ...
Article : 123 wordsThe chief items of interest at the Australian Fruit Show to-day were the apple wrapping and packing competitions. Four heats were decided this afternoon, ...
Article : 107 wordsThere is a great scarcity of butter, and it looks as if some difficulty will be experienced in getting sufficient supplies for the winter requirements. One of ...
Article : 106 wordsDebentures. — Australian Mercantile, £62 15s. Dalgety, £63 10s; ditto (shares), £10 10s. Melbourne Gas, £89—£96 (ex dividend). Goldsbrough, £73 10s. ...
Article : 42 wordsAt last the long-looked for change in the weather has materiallsed, and from now onward throughout the winter golfing under the best conditions will be ...
Article : 893 wordsThe weights for the Sandown Park meeting on Saturday are:— Hurdle Race, two miles.—Lootoo, 11.7; Prince Alfonso, 11.3; Mount Stuart, 10.13; ...
Article : 459 wordsFor to-morrow's meeting of the Carrick Trotting Club, Northern Star (60yds. behind in the Carrick Handicap, and Rose (seratch) in the Liffey Handicap, were ...
Article : 946 wordsApparently the last of the boats for fruit has arrived. In conversation with one of the shipping agents it was learnt from him that the next boat offered would ...
Article : 103 wordsDeliveries were again heavy to-day, 2413 bags potatoes, 1233 bags chaff, 440 bags oats, and 63 bags peas coming in by rail, and 2387 bags chaff, 583 bags ...
Article : 294 wordsBeautifully fine, warm weather has prevailed since the splendid rains of Saturday and Sunday, and the benefits derived therefrom are very noticeable ...
Article : 113 wordsThe Mount Lyell smelting return for the four weeks ended April 7 states:—-Mount Lyell ore treated, 10,554 tons; North Lyell ore treated, 5981 tons; concentrates ...
Article : 54 wordsIt was considered likely that another steamer would be available to load fruit at Hobart for England before the close of the resent season, but as disposing ...
Article : 265 wordsMount Lindsay, April 12.—During the past week I have been engaged prospecting with Mr. McDonald, with satisfactory results, and have now started men to get ...
Article : 202 wordsUnder the supervision of Mr. C. A. Pickett, a recent arrival from Ulverstone and an old and enthusiastic bowler, the making of the Latrobe Bowling Club's ...
Article : 89 wordsOn Wednesday night Mr. J. Braid presided over a meeting of farmers, when Mr. L. Story gave an interesting and [?]cid address in advocacy of the benefits ...
Article : 79 wordsAt the Cooee stock sale held this week there was evidence of a shortage in prime beef, and prices were decidedly higher than is usual at this particular ...
Article : 83 wordsThe Launceston share market was rather quiet, but outside fair business was done in Bischoffs and Boulders. On Change Rosebery Lodes sold at 4s (59 ...
Article : 194 wordsCompetition has always a healthy effect on trade, and the residents of this district are fortunate in this respect, now that the new store, under management ...
Article : 89 wordsW. T. Thorpe, Ltd., sold at the railway:—Algerian chaff, £9 9s to £9 8s per ton; medium Algerian and white oaten, £9; wood, 18s 3d to 13s. ...
Article : 33 wordsThe usual sale of fat stock was held at the abattoirs to-day. There wore 37 cattle and 650 sheep and lambs yarded. The market was very firm for all tat ...
Article : 313 wordsNearly one-third of the people of the United States, or more than thirty millions, live on farms (says a booklet issued by the Guaranty Trust Co. of New ...
Article : 296 wordsThe Burnie wharves yesterday Presented a busy scene, when a fleet of vehicles were conveying a thousand, bags of chaff and a large quantity of grain from ...
Article : 64 wordsThe acceptances for City Tattersall's meeting are:— Denman Stakes, six furlongs.—Bursar, 9.4; Aries, 8.13; Fortrait, 8.10; Maltgilla, ...
Article : 75 wordsMiscellaneous.—Rosebery Lades (pall), 4s. Launceston Gas Company, £4 12s 6d. War Loan, 1923, £10 (three sales), £9 12s. ...
Article : 370 wordsThere being no new nominations for the positions of wardens on the marine board, Messrs. J. Stirling and A. K. McGaw were duly re-elected. The ...
Article : 39 wordsThe results of Wellington races were: St. Leger Stakes, of 550 sovs., one mile and three-quarters.—Easton's Amythas, by Demosthenes.—Gold Treasure, 8.7, 1; ...
Article : 95 wordsBy the evening train Mr. Justice Crisp arrived, also Mr. Propsting (Attorney- General). Mr. Justice Crisp presides over the sittings of the Supreme Court on ...
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Fri 16 Apr 1920, Page 2
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